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Shaker Heights Historic Transit Stations
14100 Shaker Boulevard, Shaker Heights, OH 44120 United States
Building Size
1,700 SF
Construction Status
Existing
Building Size
1,700 SF
Construction Status
Existing
OVERVIEW
14100 Shaker Heights Blvd: Historic Coventry Transit Station along prestigious Shaker Boulevard, located in the local Shaker Square Historic District. Distinctive Tudor Revival architecture with exceptional historic character. Highly visible location at Shaker Boulevard & Coventry Road. Direct adjacency to the GCRTA Green Line. Approximately eight miles from Downtown Cleveland within the established Shaker Heights community. Rare opportunity to create a memorable destination within an irreplaceable historic structure. Potential adaptive-reuse opportunity for boutique retail, café, office, studio or neighborhood-serving commercial use. Coventry was part of the earliest Shaker rapid-transit service, which began operating in this area in 1913; the current station building dates to the 1920s.
18900 Van Aken Blvd: Historic Lynnfield Transit Station on Van Aken Boulevard, a contributing property to the Shaker Village National Register Historic District. Built in 1922 and designed by architect James A. Reese. Attractive Colonial Revival architecture with sandstone, clapboard and classical detailing. Located directly along the GCRTA Blue Line. Originally served as the terminus of the Van Aken rapid-transit line, giving the property a particularly interesting place in Shaker Heights transportation history. Designated a Shaker Heights Local Landmark in 1998. Previous commercial uses have included a soda/candy shop and day spa, demonstrating the building’s history of non-transit adaptive reuse. Excellent opportunity for a specialty retailer, café, studio, professional user or other destination-oriented concept. Unique opportunity to restore and activate a recognizable neighborhood landmark.
18900 Van Aken Blvd: Historic Lynnfield Transit Station on Van Aken Boulevard, a contributing property to the Shaker Village National Register Historic District. Built in 1922 and designed by architect James A. Reese. Attractive Colonial Revival architecture with sandstone, clapboard and classical detailing. Located directly along the GCRTA Blue Line. Originally served as the terminus of the Van Aken rapid-transit line, giving the property a particularly interesting place in Shaker Heights transportation history. Designated a Shaker Heights Local Landmark in 1998. Previous commercial uses have included a soda/candy shop and day spa, demonstrating the building’s history of non-transit adaptive reuse. Excellent opportunity for a specialty retailer, café, studio, professional user or other destination-oriented concept. Unique opportunity to restore and activate a recognizable neighborhood landmark.
Details
- Building Size:
- 1,700 SF
- Sale Price:
- Contact us for pricing
- Construction Status:
- Existing