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The Park Building Condos: a landmark address on Public Square
Completed in 1904 and designed by architect Frank S. Barnum in the Chicago School tradition, the Park Building stands as one of Downtown Cleveland’s most storied structures. Today’s residences honor that legacy with restored historic details and bright, contemporary living spaces— all set directly on Public Square.
Historic craft, thoughtfully preserved
Barnum’s “new-era skyscraper” employed then-innovative techniques like Roebling steel cable floor reinforcement and a bronze-and-granite façade. Large bay windows on the 2nd and 3rd floors, tall ceilings, extensive oak trim, original maple flooring, and hand-poured terrazzo have been carefully maintained or restored to showcase the building’s timeless character.
Residences that frame the Square
- Expansive windows that flood interiors with natural light
- Uncompromised, direct views over Public Square
- Tall ceilings, oak millwork, and restored historic flooring
- Classic stone, metal, and wood detailing paired with modern comforts
From its early days as home to professional offices and retail to its present life as distinctive
condominiums, the Park Building has remained a crown jewel of the downtown streetscape.
Location & legacy
The Swetland family developed and stewarded the building for decades before its 21st-century residential conversion—ensuring the exterior grandeur and interior craftsmanship endured. Step out your front door to restaurants, theaters, stadiums, and transit; step back inside to a calm, beautifully detailed home.
Want current availability or a private tour of The Park Building? Contact The My Cleveland Condo Team.
Tour the Park Building (Matterport)