5030 Woodlawn Blvd, Minneapolis, MN 55417

Offered for only the fourth time in 80 years, the Adolf Ronning House is a hidden gem on Lake Nokomis. Built in 1930 for the sum of $69,000, this Spanish Revival home was designed by Arthur Dahlstrom with the guidance of Mrs. Hildur Ronning. All of the original woodwork has been preserved throughout the home, including the handcrafted American Black Walnut Tulip doors. Carved from one tree, the two sets of Tulip doors are handrubbed with oil and were personally designed by the Ronning Family. Visitors will easily see the Norwegian and Swedish architectural influence throughout the home. Tulips can be found in the doorway arches, as well as in the imported English tile found in the original Art-Deco bathrooms.