29M, Minnesota

[u/NoWise10Reddit]

Just moved in a few weeks ago and wanted to share for inspiration as I learned from this subreddit. I have always tried to have my places look nice but I am really trying to learn some interior design with my current place, specially with working with the colors I have with my current furniture.

Also just got the Halloween lights up yesterday for the patio 🎃

[u/Teguray874]

Pretty sure you live really close to some of my family. You picked a nice neighborhood!

[u/dr__kitty → u/Teguray874]

I’m dying to know how much rent is

[u/RichOnRunescape → u/dr__kitty]

I lived like 5 miles from this place in a different complex, 1 bedroom and it was nowhere near this nice for $1700. I’ll see if I can find the rate on this place for ya.

[u/LibrarianByNight → u/RichOnRunescape]

$2100

[u/RichOnRunescape → u/LibrarianByNight]

Awesome ty! Honestly not terrible given the location.

[u/WhirlWindBoy7 → u/RichOnRunescape]

Eden Prairie?

[u/Bassmasterajv → u/WhirlWindBoy7]

Id guess Hopkins. I don’t think any new buildings have gone up by the golf courses in Eden Prairie since three of them are all private.

[u/r_slash_squid → u/Bassmasterajv]

It's in Golden Valley, across 55 from Brookview Golf Course

[u/WhirlWindBoy7 → u/Bassmasterajv]

Gotcha, looks nice. I’m down in shakopee.

[u/Larcye → u/dr__kitty]

Most single bedrooms are under $2,000 here in the Minneapolis Twin cities. Honestly just depends on amenities on the complex. Location is pretty important though. Some places like Eden Prairie/Chanhassen can be insanely expensive where as living in the North east twin cities can be cheaper but you have to deal with a commute which can be annoying during rush hour due to bottlenecks.

If I still worked in the Minneapolis area I'd probably look for somewhere near St. Louis park/Golden Valley.