Authentic Artist loft, Unit 206 at the Rossmor, 500 Robert Street N, 55101 [directions] This unit has been sold but there are other units available in the building call 651-216-4603 for more information.
Loft style unit about 700 square feet of living space. You do not have to be an artist to live at the Rossmor but many of the residents are artists and use the loft as a space for living and working. Monthly association dues are $211, years property taxes are $1920. Offered at $79,900 – This is not a foreclosure or short sale.
- There are 129 units in the Rossmor and retail spaces on the first floor, including the Keys Café, Black Sheep pizza and Sawadee
- A public park is slated to be built across the street from the Rossmor called Pedro’s Park.
- There are washers and dryers for residents to use for free. The laundry room is just a couple doors down from the unit.
- The unit is West facing and the shades currently on the windows are included in the sale. The appliances and center Island are also included.
- Parking is available behind the building for $70 dollars a month and there is a nearby parking ramp that leases spaces by the month at reasonable rates.
500 Robert street N. St. Paul, MN
9ft tall Windows – shades included
13 foot high ceilings
Newer stainless appliances and center Island included
871 Square feet of living space.
There is room for storage above the bathroom and behind it. There is also storage space inside the bathroom.
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The Building – History
The Rossmor was built in 1916 as the Foot Schulez Co. building, a shoe and boot manufacturer. Before the conversion in 2002, The building was used as affordable living for artists. The Rossmor retains its rich history in the arts by sponsoring the Art Crawl twice a year and has original creations throughout the common areas of the building.
Award winning
Winner, Redevelopment/Extensive Renovation the Business Journal – Best in Real Estate 2003
First Place Honor Award, Residential – FAB Awards Program – International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Northland Chapter, 2004
St. Paul Heritage Preservation Award, 2005
Located at the northern edge of downtown St. Paul, the Rossmor Building is a well known landmark on the city’s skyline. Finished at the end of 1918, it has served as manufacturing warehouse, office and artist studios. The renewed Rossmor retains its vibrant mix of tenants and users on the street level. The upper six stories have been converted to live/work units for artists and other creative tenants.
The loft style residences of the Rossmor are all unique, each has it’s own unique layout. Some units have views of the State Capitol building. Custom cabinetry was designed to express a fresh clean look, and the existing concrete floors were cleaned and sealed to maintain the urban appeal of the building. High ceilings and an open floor plan, leaves room for interpretation for each unit owner.
