
Apartments near Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis, MN (1,545 Rentals)


Groove Lofts

The Eloise Apartments

365 Nicollet

The Beach Club Residences

The Bohen Apartments

HQ Apartments

Minneapolis Grand Apartments

Risor of St. Louis Park - Active Adult 55+

The Hall Lofts

Duffey Lofts

Nox Apartments

The Archive

Odie Apartments

SECOND AND SECOND

29 Bryant Apartments

270 Hennepin

The Asher

Nico East

Marquee

LAKEHAUS

Bowler Lofts

Artistry on 10th

ZEO Apartments

Rex26

The Central

MoDI Apartments

Tula

Lyndy Apartments

Maverick

Foundry Lake Street

Blue and Lime

Laguna Apartments

Rivergate Apartments

430 Oak Grove

Humboldt Terrace

LaSalle Apartments

1800 Lake

Drexel Apartments

4Marq

Walkway

Junction Flats

LPM Apartments

NIC on 5th

Marbella on Dean

Dock Street Flats
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As part of the Chain of Lakes, Lake of the Isles provides an enjoyable reprieve to the busy lifestyle of people who live in Minneapolis apartments. The picturesque beauty of the park makes it appropriate for Lake of the Isles apartment dwellers to just throw down a blanket and have a picnic or read. It's not that athletic activities aren't encouraged for residents of Lake of the Isles apartments. Biking and walking/running paths, soccer fields for summer and fall and ice hockey rinks in winter are here at the park. Plenty of wide open space for tossing a ball or a Frisbee can be found here too. Lake of the Isles is quite popular with dogs as well, with an off-leash park for your pup to roam free from his Minneapolis apartment. A nicely sized fishing dock is special to the Lake of the Isles apartment fisherman, with decent fish such as bass and muskie to be found here. The other connecting lakes in the Chain of Lakes regional park are Cedar Lake, Brownie Lake, Lake Calhoun and Lake Harriet, with all surrounded by 12 miles of paths for personal pursuit. While people who live in Lake of the Isles apartments are walking, running, rollerblading or biking the park, they can check out the lovely Peavy Fountain where they can toss in a coin and make a wish.
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