Unique Features

Highly stylized, turn-of-the-century, Italianate Mansion built as a family home for Louis Kies in 1871. In 1906 the mansion was sold to Lewis A. Murfey. Murfey was a Cleveland native and a “prominent figure in Cleveland financial circles for the part quarter century.” (Cleveland Press, December 11, 1930.) The mansion features large, high-ceilinged rooms, historic design finishing, ample storage, accommodations for multiple tenants. ADA compliant.

Location  (View Map)

Midtown on Prospect Avenue, in Cleveland’s historic Prospect Neighborhood. Immediately accessible to I-90 and I-71. Minutes to central business district.

Redevelopment

2003

Parking

30 cars, Free Street Parking

Total Square Footage

8,000 Square Feet