1270 Seminary Ave

1270 Seminary Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104, USA

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DETAILS

Listing Id: 241764
Campus Name: University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
Price From: $1500-1500
Bedrooms: 2-2
Bathrooms: 1-1
Property Type: Apartment Building

Units

NAME BED BATH RENT SQ FT AVAILABLE
2 2 1 1500-1500 0 2027-06-01

Description

Welcome to 1270 Seminary Avenue—this charming upper-level duplex offers a cozy and comfortable two-bedroom layout available for a June 1 move-in. This cute unit features spacious bedrooms with great natural light and a nicely sized living room, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The layout provides a functional flow with just the right amount of space for everyday living. Located in a prime area near Hamline University, you’ll enjoy easy access to campus, nearby shops, restaurants, and convenient transit options, making it an ideal spot for students or anyone looking to be close to everything. Pet lovers welcome! This property allows both cats and dogs and currently offers a no pet rent / no pet deposit special, making it an even better value. A great opportunity to live in a well-located, budget-friendly duplex with character and convenience—don’t miss out! Tenants are responsible for all Utilities No application fee Special Half off Deposit Special No Pet Rent or Pet Deposit Special Pictures May be Enhanced Equal Housing Opportunity. We comply with all applicable Fair Housing laws. contact *****@***.*** to schedule your tour!

1270 Seminary Ave located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a great rental option for University of Minnesota - Twin Cities students looking for their next place to call home. This apartment building is a short 30+ minute walk to campus . There are 2 bedroom units. If you can see yourself living at 1270 Seminary Ave or have questions about the units, reach out to the landlord by contacting them using the form above.

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