Full of charm, character, and history, this well-loved 3-bedroom, 1-bath home sits on a rare double lot in the heart of South St. Paul. The location is hard to beat just a half block from The Coop and within walking distance of Black Sheep Coffee, Dairy Queen, Knowlan’s, the library, parks, and more. The fully fenced front and backyard offer plenty of room to enjoy, with gated access to both the front sidewalk and driveway. Spend summer evenings on the spacious back deck or relax on the shaded patio tucked into the back corner of the yard. And if garage space is on your wish list, this property truly stands out. A huge 3-car garage PLUS an additional 1-car garage provides exceptional space for vehicles, toys, hobbies, a workshop, storage, or more. The 3-car garage is even on its own separate electric meter, a unique feature that could be especially appealing for someone looking for dedicated workspace or running a home-based business. There is also ample off-street parking on the driveway off the alley. Adding to its character, the home has a fascinating connection to local history, it was once the residence of Minnesota’s first woman to vote. With a double lot, four garage stalls, a fully fenced yard, incredible walkability, and a story you won’t find anywhere else, this is much more than just a house it’s a truly unique opportunity to own a piece of South St. Paul history.
Listing courtesy of Danielle Bickham Pelton, Cardinal Realty Co.
