Work begins converting landmark central Ohio estate into condominiums
Work has begun turning the landmark Gateway Mansion in Marble Cliff into condominiums.
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Work has begun turning the landmark Gateway Mansion in Marble Cliff into condominiums.
When John F. Miller was 20 years old, he started work with the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, which later became the New York Central Lines.
The Marble Cliff Gateway Mansion has been approved for state historic tax credits, allowing the 112-year-old landmark on W. 5th Avenue to be redeveloped. The owner, a group of developers called The Packard in Marble Cliff, is proposing a $13 million residential complex on the 1.25-acre site that would incorporate the renovated mansion. The development would include 30 new condominiums behind the mansion, five carriage house condominiums in front and four apartments and community rooms in the 15,240-square-foot mansion itself. According to plans presented to Marble Cliff, the new buil...