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Iconic 1885 St. Paul Brownstone Is For Sale - You Have To See Inside!

Jason Huerkamp · Living in Minneapolis6:52679 views

About this video

Don’t miss this chance to own one of Cathedral Hill’s most iconic historic brownstones - beautifully restored and ready for its next owner. Welcome to 505 Holly Avenue, a one-of-a-kind 1885 brownstone for sale that blends timeless craftsmanship with modern design.

This four-level home offers over 3,000 square feet of living space with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a two-car garage in the heart of Cathedral Hill, St. Paul.

Property Highlights: Original exposed brick & curved walls Three wood-burning fireplaces Red oak & maple hardwood floors Private rooftop patio with skyline views Bright, open spaces filled with natural light

Step inside and experience a piece of St. Paul history - reimagined for modern living. Every inch of this home has been thoughtfully updated while preserving the character that makes Cathedral Hill so special.

Whether you’re relocating to Minnesota, searching for St. Paul homes for sale, or simply love historic brownstone architecture, this tour is a must-see.

Key takeaways

  • A 2025 listing tour, with Jason and Brooke Huerkamp, of an 1885 brownstone in Saint Paul's Cathedral Hill area: just over 3,000 square feet, three bedrooms, three baths and a two-car garage.
  • The home was taken down to the studs and rebuilt with an airy, gallery-like feel: white walls, recessed lighting, curved walls, original exposed brick and brick arches carried through each level.
  • Three wood-burning fireplaces, maple and red oak floors, a two-story space above the dining room, skylights and laundry on two levels.
  • The top-floor owner's suite has ceilings of roughly 14 to 16 feet, a built-in wardrobe and a shower with double heads, and opens to a rooftop patio, rare for a historic brownstone. The finished basement adds a family room and storage.

Questions this video answers

What should I check when buying a historic home in Saint Paul?

How much has been updated and documented. This 1885 brownstone was rebuilt down to the studs; others may still need work on foundations, wiring or heating, so get a thorough inspection.

Notes written by Huerkamp Home Group from this video. Figures are as stated in the video on October 15, 2025; check the current numbers in our market reports.

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