For reaching the rest of the city: The Cedar Lake Trail runs two blocks away. your heart desires within crazy-walkable Nolo. Savor edible accessibility to the max with all the coffee, bagels, pizza, seafood, etc.
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Īt 1st and 1st, The Archive borders the North Loop and blossoming Gateway District, neighboring the likes of D.NOLO, MartinPatrick3, West Elm, and the new Allbirds. Because they know you’re a busy bee, the concierge service can make dinner reservations, find hot tix for your rebounding social calendar, keep your green babies hydrated, and take care of dry-cleaning and gift wrapping (we want these folks on our team). In the textured Mill District, 12-story Encore has multilevel townhomes overlooking the Mississippi. Don’t forget the nearby entertainment and sports venues beckoning us back. The posh high-rise is surrounded by the Mill District’s network of theaters and restaurants (Farmers Kitchen and Bar coming soon). The Art Deco building’s half-floor and full-floor homes have heated outdoor living rooms. If you’ve ever wanted a taste of the high life, Eleven is your chance.
Life at 22 is all fun and games with its theater room, game room (pool table, y’all!), and a rooftop terrace with bocce ball. Enjoy the suite life with complimentary continental breakfast and happy hour in the clubroom. On the eastern bluffs of the Miss in hot-hot Prospect Park, 22 On The River is ripe with strolling and cycling opportunities with views that you just don’t get from the other side of the river. Brownie points for delicious positioning: near The Herbivorous Butcher, Stray Dog’s big burger lineup, the temptations of Glam Doll Donuts, and drinkables like Bauhaus Brew Labs and Spyhouse Coffee. Floral wallpaper in the library answers the call for originality, and bold patterns meet wood grain throughout. Trippy wall coverings cloak the newly opened residence’s common areas-juxtaposed with polished concrete and hardwood floors. Gibson, brother of nearby Julia, has a clean, modern aesthetic that anchors the corner of 7th and Central.
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