Minneapolis, MN
Minneapolis church finds new life as Airbnb
The restored sanctuary. Photograph by OneShot Media, courtesy of Minnestay
A 137-year-old Catholic church in south Minneapolis has been reborn as an Airbnb, with the blessing of its long-running priest.
What’s occurring: Kyle Rooney bought the Church of St. Francis on Nice Avenue and with the approval of Father Richard Curney, reworked it into Lyndale Church Lodge, KSTP stories.
- Elements of the 4,000-square-foot property have been restored to its former glory; the decrease stage has three fashionable bedrooms and an up to date kitchen.
What to anticipate: The acoustics of an actual church, pews, a library space, marble chess desk and newer touches, together with WiFi and a big TV within the sanctuary.
- “‘Lastly,’ you possibly can take pleasure in “supper” at our magnificent 12 ft. spherical eating desk which conveniently seats 13. You’ll be able to reenact DaVinci’s Final Supper,” the outline reads.
Actuality test: Although there is not any tithe, staying on this church will value you.
- A 3-night weekday keep in April was round $1,500, together with the $299 cleansing price and $100+ in taxes.
Tip: Plan your summer time trip with the assistance of our newly up to date Airbnb information, which features a non-public island up north.
A tour of the church:
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