Local and Sustainable
Design

I believe in my community’s strength. It is up to us to make individual and cultural changes to preserve our natural surroundings. My new home supports local artisans, products, and finishes that contribute towards a sustainable future. We have wallcoverings with material made from post-consumer recycled glass, and shelving that saved local trees from being turned into mulch or thrown in landfills.

My home is not only a representation of my style, but also my values and the neighborhood that I love.

Dog Park

Meet up for a puppy play date right outside your door at 205 Bark – Mill District Public Dog Park.

The Terrace

Cozy up next to the firepit and enjoy views of the Minneapolis skyline.

Fitness Studio

Take time for self-care in our state-of-the art Fitness Studio featuring two Peloton Bikes.

Game Room

Stay warm next to our fireplace and shoot some pool all winter long.

The Garden

Soak up every minute of Minnesota summer.

The Lounge

Relax and kick your feet up.

The Hearth

Entertain in an intimate setting with views of downtown and US Bank Stadium as your backdrop.

Sports Studio

Find focus and strength in a group fitness class or gather for a round of golf in this dual-purpose space with Fitness on Demand and a Golf/Multi-Sports Simulator.

Interior Design

Our story started with the finishes

A creative spark ignited by the local Mill City Farmers Market was the design vision catalyst of The Vicinity. Our interiors are infused with farm-to-table inspiration and the natural color pigmentation visible in flavorful herbs and spices. This organic approach to design curated a comfortable atmosphere and tasteful results.

Community Impact

Think Global. Act in The Vicinity.

We know that local initiatives can produce a global impact. The Vicinity’s energy usage is offset by two solar gardens built by Sherman Associates in Carver and Dakota County. These two gardens generate 7 megawatts of power, providing clean fuel to Xcel Energy available for The Vicinity and all of Sherman’s properties in Hennepin County.