The Fries and Schuele Building
The Fries & Schuele Building in the Market Square District of Ohio City stands as a striking blend of historic charm and modern living. Originally constructed in the late 19th century as a commercial building, it has been thoughtfully renovated and repurposed into an exquisite residential space. The building's exterior exudes an elegant Victorian aesthetic, showcasing ornate architectural details that pay homage to its storied past. Inside, the condos offer a seamless fusion of contemporary design and luxurious amenities, providing residents with a comfortable and sophisticated urban living experience. Located in the heart of Ohio City, the Fries & Schuele Building offers a unique opportunity for residents to immerse themselves in the neighborhood's rich culture, eclectic culinary scene, and vibrant community spirit, making it an enticing choice for those seeking a distinctive urban living experience in Cleveland.
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1951 West 26th Street
Features of the Fries & Schuele Building
- 36 Unit Condominium Conversion
- Historic Building
- Attached Heated Garage Parking
- Original Maple Wood Floors
- Very High Ceilings
- Units with Balconies
- Units with Downtown Skyline Views
- Large Common Courtyard
- Individual Storage Units
- 24-Hour Fitness Facility
- Fabulous Location (walk to Ohio City hot spots and minutes from downtown)
- Walk to RTA Red Line Rapid Transit
- Easy Access to all Interstate Highways
- Close to Downtown, Tremont, Gordon Square & University Circle
- Nearby Destinations Include: West Side Market, Jack Casino, Playhouse Square, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Greater Cleveland Aquarium, Jacobs Pavilion & Transformer Station
- Nearby Sporting Events: Guardians Baseball, Cavaliers Basketball, Browns Football, Monsters Hockey
