This 1912 Craftsman in Howe is the kind of home people move to South Minneapolis for. Hardwood floors, original woodwork, and a front porch that practically demands morning coffee and all your sun-loving plants. It has that warmth you can’t replicate, while also being thoughtfully updated where it matters most. The main level is as functional as it is charming. The living room flows into a cozy sitting area and then into a spacious, updated kitchen and dining room that make hosting feel easy instead of cramped. Upstairs, you’ll find three sun-filled, airy bedrooms and a full bath with a classic clawfoot tub. The lower level is unfinished and clean, offering great storage or space for a home gym. A mudroom off the back — a true luxury for Minnesota winters and muddy paws — opens to the yard, making everyday life feel a little more organized. The lot itself is a real bonus: mature trees, privacy, and usable outdoor space that’s getting harder to find in the city. Just a few blocks from the Mississippi River trails and close to neighborhood restaurants, coffee shops, and boutiques in Howe and Longfellow, this charming home offers the energy of city living while still feeling part of a true neighborhood.