The International Design Center Building at 211 N 1st Street is a beautifully restored historic office building in the heart of Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood. Constructed in 1930, this renovated property maintains its original character through authentic details, including high ceilings, exposed brick, and hardwood floors. The building features loading docks and one freight elevator for tenant-exclusive use. Enjoy dinner with clients and friends at the James Beard award-winning restaurant Spoon and Stable, located on-site. The property is near shopping, lodging, and dining options such as Whole Foods, Red Cow, Aria Event Center, West Elm, Fair Trade Coffee, and the Hewing Hotel. Also known as the Warehouse District, the North Loop is a vibrant neighborhood known for its emerging start-up communities, innovative restaurants, hip bars, and nightspots. Converted warehouses from the late 19th and early 20th centuries contain indie fashion and design shops, and the Minneapolis Farmers Market sells produce, locally made snacks, and candy. Plus, Minnesota Twins baseball fans can head to Target Field on game days. Commuting to the International Design Center Building is convenient, with easy highway access to downtown, the Mississippi River, and Interstates 94 and 394. Multiple bus stops and a Nice Ride Minnesota bike-share station are within a block of the property.