A Cleveland factory once belonged to America’s largest gasoline-car maker and faced demolition this year; a developer has now bought the 7.3-acre, 260,000-sq-ft complex for $300,000 and plans to reuse it
- The four-parcel property in Cleveland’s Cudell neighborhood covers 7.3 acres and contains about 260,000 square feet of brick factory buildings.
- Developer John Ellis, through Winton Works Ltd., led the acquisition from Legacy Property Investments VI Ltd., an affiliate of Weston Inc.
- There was a time when Cleveland’s Berea Road was home to one of America’s most important automobile factories.
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- The four-parcel property in Cleveland’s Cudell neighborhood covers 7.3 acres and contains about 260,000 square feet of brick factory buildings.
- Developer John Ellis, through Winton Works Ltd., led the acquisition from Legacy Property Investments VI Ltd., an affiliate of Weston Inc.
- There was a time when Cleveland’s Berea Road was home to one of America’s most important automobile factories.
Sources: Times of India