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Triplexes are rare in Linden Hills, and this one is a standout. The building pairs classic character with flexible, income-producing space. Original woodwork and hardwood floors run throughout. There are two spacious two-bedroom units and an open, contemporary studio. The main-level unit has a generous sunroom that adds living space from spring through fall. Upstairs, an oversized private deck has room for a grill, outdoor furniture, or even a generous container garden Single-family homes in Linden Hills can be out of reach for many buyers. Here, you can live in one unit and have rent from the other units help offset your mortgage. You get the lakes, the shops, and the neighborhood feel, at a monthly cost well below that of a comparable single-family home. Tenants pay their own heat and electric, which keeps operating costs predictable. Opportunities like this in Linden Hills don’t come along often.

Rare, late Victorian up/down side-by-side duplex. With separate, private entrances and porches, each unit features three floors of living space plus a private, unfinished basement ideal for storage. The living spaces have retained their original character, with beautiful woodwork, hardwood floors, classic columns, and in one, even a window seat. One unit is vacant and move-in ready; the other has a month-to-month tenant, giving you the flexibility to retain the renter or occupy either. This gives a buyer the flexibility to live in one and use income from the other to help cover the mortgage. Abbott Northwestern Hospital is directly across the street. Midtown Global Market and other neighborhood shops are within walking distance. A newer two-car garage and two off-street spaces mean there’s always a place to park.

Tucked at the end of a quiet dead-end street in the Bancroft neighborhood, this duplex offers the kind of privacy that's hard to find in the city. Both units are move-in ready and vacant, so you can settle into one and place a tenant of your choice in the other, with rents set at market rate to offset your mortgage from day one. Inside, period charm meets recent updates: original hardwood floors run throughout, paired with updated kitchens that bring the units into the present without losing their character. The basement runs unusually deep, giving you real storage or workshop space that most duplexes simply don't have. Upstairs, a rooftop deck and private balcony give both units their own outdoor perch; treehouse-style, above the rest of the block. Perfect opportunity for both owner-occupants and investors.

This duplex sits right across from Augsburg University, just a few blocks from Carlson and the U of M's West Bank campus. If you work at Fairview, the walk doesn’t get an easier. Basically, it’s a location that guarantees steady rental interest. Live in one unit and rent the other to offset the mortgage, or rent both out to tenants who'd rather walk to class or work than deal with parking. Each unit features its own private porch and hardwood floors. The building backs up to a community park. The big-ticket items are already done; new roof, new siding, hardwood floors throughout. All that's left are just your personal touches. Downtown Minneapolis and the Mississippi River are just minutes away, and there's a good stretch of restaurants within walking distance too

Rare opportunity to own a Victorian-era duplex that delivers all the character and convenience of the coveted Milwaukee Avenue district, but with actual on -site parking. The duplex offers a stately Victorian exterior, brand-new siding and a quiet tree-lined street that feels worlds away yet is just minutes from downtown. Inside, you'll find a well-maintained property with updated mechanicals. That means lower maintenance, lower costs, and the confidence that comes with knowing your investment is built on a solid foundation. While the basement is shared, separate washers and dryers mean you'll never have to wait for someone to move their clothes. With the fall semester just months away, why rent when you can own? For families with students looking for housing at nearby Augsburg University or the University of Minnesota, this duplex is a savvy alternative to writing a rent check every month — live in one unit, let your student (or a tenant) offset the mortgage in the other. And for anyone priced out of the traditional single-family market, rental income makes this duplex is an affordable path to homeownership.