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523 Jackson Street Unit: 302

  • Saint Paul, MN
  • $155,000
$155,000

523 Jackson Street Unit: 302

1 Bath 856 Sq.Ft.

Description

Top-floor corner loft in the historic Produce Exchange Building blends New York-style character with
modern updates and downtown St. Paul convenience. Soaring ceilings, exposed brick, original wood floors,
and large windows (with Capitol views) make this 856 square feet loft live larger than its footprint. Flexible
layout includes defined zones for living, dining, office, and a cozy reading nook.
The kitchen shines with brand-new stainless steel appliances and clean farmhouse-inspired styling. The
large bathroom adds comfort and functionality, and the open floor plan offers endless ways to create your
perfect city retreat.
The building has been beautifully maintained with significant improvements already completed, ensuring
long-term stability and peace of mind for the next owner.
Right outside your door: the Capital City Bikeway with access to the Gateway Trail, the brand-new Pedro
Park (opened September 2025), the Farmers' Market, and CHS Field. Walk to dining, coffee shops, and
neighborhood conveniences. Easy access to both I-94 and I-35 connects you to the entire metro.

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Location

523 Jackson Street Unit: 302, Saint Paul, MN 55101

Status

For Sale

1915

1915

Year Built

1

1

Total Bathroom

856

856

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

0.52

0.52

Acres

Lot Size

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Interior

Total Bathroom

1

Full Bathroom

1

Appliances

Dishwasher, Range, Refrigerator, Stainless Steel Appliances
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Exterior & Building

Story

1

Water Source

City Water/Connected

Parking

Contract Pkg Required, Parking Lot

Heat Type

Forced Air

Air Conditioning

Central Air

Sewer

City Sewer/Connected

Disability Features

None
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Lot & Area

Status

For Sale

Living Area

856 Sq.Ft.

Total Area

856 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

0.52 Acres

MLS® ID

6795042

Type

Condo

Year Built

1915

Neighborhood

Highland Park

School District

St. Paul
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Finance

Sales Price

$155,000

Real Estate Taxes

$2,044/yr

HOA Fees

$612/mo

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Highland Park

Welcome to Highland Park

Old school urban neighborhood with a tight-knit community and small-town feel
 
Highland Park is a welcoming and vibrant community that offers the best of both worlds: easy access to city amenities and a small-town feel. One of the most attractive qualities of the neighborhood is its seamless blend of modern luxuries with traditional charm. It has various shops and restaurants, ranging from classic diners to upscale eateries. Highland Park also boasts an array of independent boutiques and stores where you can find unique gifts, fashion, and one-of-a-kind home decor. 
 
Highland Park is rich in history, with roots dating back to the early 1900s. Many significant events have occurred in Highland Park throughout the years, including the construction of the Ford Motor Company's Twin Cities Assembly Plant. The neighborhood's historic architecture reflects a mix of English Tudor, Colonial, and Mediterranean influences. It has maintained its character and charm through its dedication to preserving its historic homes. 
 
Whether exploring the neighborhood's historical past, taking a stroll along the Mississippi River, or stopping by one of the many charming shops or restaurants, there's always something new to discover. Welcome to Highland Park — a flourishing community where history and modern living intersect.
 

What to Love 

  • Home to Highland Park, located in the middle of the neighborhood 
  • Great schools, lots of families with kids, and very sports oriented 
  • A mix of turn-of-the-century and mid-century homes
  • Just over the bridge from MPLS
 

Local Lifestyle

The local lifestyle in Highland Park is a mix of a quiet community and engaging big-city attractions. The area boasts an array of small businesses, including unique boutiques and restaurants, offering locals plenty of options for dining and shopping. However, what sets Highland Park apart is the abundance of green spaces and parks. The neighborhood features several parks, including the 140-acre Highland Park Reserve, which offers hiking trails and scenic views of the Mississippi River. For those looking for more structured activities, Highland Park also includes a recreation center offering fitness classes and sports leagues.

Dining, Shopping & Entertainment

One highly frequented culinary destination in Highland Park is Cecil's. This neighborhood deli and local institution is known for its excellent corned beef and pastrami sandwiches. With its old-school décor and friendly atmosphere, Cecil's is the perfect spot for a casual lunch or a quick bite. Another popular option is the Highland Grill, which offers a diverse menu of American classics. The restaurant's cozy interior and friendly service create a comfortable dining experience.
 
Among the popular spots in the area is Tiffany Sports Lounge, a cozy and welcoming restaurant known for its pub food and casual ambiance.Visitors can enjoy their meals while watching their favorite sports games. The new kid on the block is Centro, a trendy eatery known for its modern take on Latin street food, offering vibrant flavors in a laid-back, colorful setting. It's a local hotspot for tacos, cocktails, and lively gatherings.  For a night of entertainment, locals head to Mann Theatres, formerly known as Highland Theatre. Founded in 1935, this spot has a rich history in the entertainment industry, and its location in Highland Park is where locals have been coming for almost a century to experience their favorite blockbuster hits.
 

Things to Do

The neighborhood’s namesake park, Highland Park, is home to the famed Highland National Golf Course. This course offers beautiful greens and a challenging game. Additionally, the park itself is a wonderful destination for a day out. Take a walk through its rolling hills and take in the beautiful views of the city. The park also has a large playground, picnic areas, and athletic fields for people of all ages to enjoy.
 
Held every July is the neighborhood’s highly anticipated Highland Fest, a three-day celebration with food vendors, carnival rides, live music, and various games and activities. Highland Park is also nearby several other beautiful parks, including Hidden Falls Regional Park, which offers walking trails, picnic areas, and stunning views of the Mississippi River.
 

Schools

Highland Park has an incredible range of excellent educational opportunities, which include:
 

 

Welcome to Highland Park Old school urban neighborhood with a tight-knit community and small-town feel Highland Park is a welcoming and vibrant community that offers the best of both worlds: easy access to city amenities and a small-town feel. One of the most attractive qualities of the neighborhood is its seamless blend of modern luxuries with traditional charm. It has various shops and restaurants, ranging from classic diners to upscale eateries. Highland Park also boasts an array of independent boutiques and stores where you can find unique gifts, fashion, and one-of-a-kind home decor. Highland Park is rich in history, with roots dating back to the early 1900s. Many significant events have occurred in Highland Park throughout the years, including the construction of the Ford Motor Company's Twin Cities Assembly Plant. The neighborhood's historic architecture reflects a mix of English Tudor, Colonial, and Mediterranean influences. It has maintained its character and charm through its dedication to preserving its historic homes. Whether exploring the neighborhood's historical past, taking a stroll along the Mississippi River, or stopping by one of the many charming shops or restaurants, there's always something new to discover. Welcome to Highland Park — a flourishing community where history and modern living intersect. What to Love Home to Highland Park, located in the middle of the neighborhood Great schools, lots of families with kids, and very sports oriented A mix of turn-of-the-century and mid-century homes Just over the bridge from MPLS Local Lifestyle The local lifestyle in Highland Park is a mix of a quiet community and engaging big-city attractions. The area boasts an array of small businesses, including unique boutiques and restaurants, offering locals plenty of options for dining and shopping. However, what sets Highland Park apart is the abundance of green spaces and parks. The neighborhood features several parks, including the 140-acre Highland Park Reserve, which offers hiking trails and scenic views of the Mississippi River. For those looking for more structured activities, Highland Park also includes a recreation center offering fitness classes and sports leagues. Dining, Shopping & Entertainment One highly frequented culinary destination in Highland Park is Cecil's. This neighborhood deli and local institution is known for its excellent corned beef and pastrami sandwiches. With its old-school décor and friendly atmosphere, Cecil's is the perfect spot for a casual lunch or a quick bite. Another popular option is the Highland Grill, which offers a diverse menu of American classics. The restaurant's cozy interior and friendly service create a comfortable dining experience. Among the popular spots in the area is Tiffany Sports Lounge, a cozy and welcoming restaurant known for its pub food and casual ambiance.Visitors can enjoy their meals while watching their favorite sports games. The new kid on the block is Centro, a trendy eatery known for its modern take on Latin street food, offering vibrant flavors in a laid-back, colorful setting. It's a local hotspot for tacos, cocktails, and lively gatherings. For a night of entertainment, locals head to Mann Theatres, formerly known as Highland Theatre. Founded in 1935, this spot has a rich history in the entertainment industry, and its location in Highland Park is where locals have been coming for almost a century to experience their favorite blockbuster hits. Things to Do The neighborhood’s namesake park, Highland Park, is home to the famed Highland National Golf Course. This course offers beautiful greens and a challenging game. Additionally, the park itself is a wonderful destination for a day out. Take a walk through its rolling hills and take in the beautiful views of the city. The park also has a large playground, picnic areas, and athletic fields for people of all ages to enjoy. Held every July is the neighborhood’s highly anticipated Highland Fest, a three-day celebration with food vendors, carnival rides, live music, and various games and activities. Highland Park is also nearby several other beautiful parks, including Hidden Falls Regional Park, which offers walking trails, picnic areas, and stunning views of the Mississippi River. Schools Highland Park has an incredible range of excellent educational opportunities, which include: Highland Park Elementary School Highland Park Senior High School
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Her approach is, first and foremost, client-focused, and her commitment to them extends well beyond the closing date.

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