This space is truly unique and the layout works very well for even a long stay for 2 people. Colin was quick to reply to questions and obviously loves this home and neighborhood. We were a little intimidated by the rough edges of “Eat Street” and didn’t wander beyond a few blocks. Some buildings are damaged and some businesses are gone - likely due to the impact of COVID and the Black Lives Matter riots that occurred near here. However that in itself is an important aspect to Minneapolis’ recent history that is palpable nearly everywhere. We ate out several times on Eat Street - weekends were more lively - and the food was fantastic. The coffee house is just around the corner (he only provides a French press). There are city noises (sirens, traffic, voices) at night, but the house felt secure and mostly insulated from the outside. Walking to the Minneapolis Institute of Art is a must - one of the best collections I’ve seen - and free!