Michael Groh Mansion
Cleveland Landmark Register
Description
Highly stylized, turn-of-the-century, Italianate Mansion built as a family home for Michael Groh in 1872. Groh owned most of Marblehead and specialized in quarrying limestone, which he used on this building. The mansion features large rooms, 12-foot ceilings, historic woodwork, ample storage, and accommodations for multiple tenants.
Space
2,200 Sq. Ft.
20 Cars, Free Street Parking
Amenities
Fully Wired for Voice/Data, Free On-Site Parking, Secure Entrances
Packard Auto Depot
Clean, flexible brick structure. Mushroom pillared with very high ceilings make this an ideal venue for highly stylized office build-outs or office flex space. It has dual entry points to allow for two tenants with separate identities. Restauranteurs may consider a patio/beer garden build out. ADA compliant.
