
High on the Beams
Workers add steel beams on one of the upper floors at Winton Place in 1962. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
Winton Place is the premier high-rise condo in the Northeast Ohio area, providing panoramic views of Downtown Cleveland, Lake Erie, and Lakewood, coupled with big-city amenities.
For nearly six decades, Winton Place has been held as the gold-standard for high-rise living on Lake Erie's "Gold Coast." With an amenities list that reaches higher than the 30-story building, residents at Winton Place enjoy a premier lifestyle unlike anywhere else in Northeast Ohio. Here are just a few of our favorite amenities:
Situated on the renowned Lake Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio, Winton Place is in the perfect location to experience all that Cleveland offers. Minutes from downtown Lakewood, residents shop and dine at local favorite establishments.
Love high-rise living and big-city bustle? Winton Place is just 5 miles from Downtown Cleveland.
If living on the lake with breathtaking views is not enough for you, Edgewater Park and Beach ought to do the trick. Located just three miles east of Winton Place, residents walk, jog, bike, and drive to Cleveland's favorite park and beach.
Lakewood Park is just one mile west of Winton Place. With a giant jungle gym for the kids, public pool, volleyball courts, baseball fields, picnic benches, and the area favorite Solstice Steps (perfectly situated on the water for watching sunsets), there is something for everyone to enjoy all that life has to offer.
Workers add steel beams on one of the upper floors at Winton Place in 1962. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
Workers enjoy the view while installing some high steel at Winton Place. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
Crews take a break while excavating the grounds at Winton Place in 1962. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
Architects designed Winton Place to take advantage of its unique position on Lake Erie. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
Concrete and reinforcement bars. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
They sure did pour a lot of concrete when constructing Winton Place. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
Pier W, a premiere dining spot in Northeast Ohio, opened shortly after Winton Place. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
Workers pour a concrete floor on one of the lower levels at Winton Place in 1962. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
Workers prepare to pour concrete among the high steel at Winton Place in 1962. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
A worker hoists a beam during construction of Winton Place in 1962. Joe Noga, cleveland.com
For a short while after its completion in 1903, Winton's new factory was the largest automotive plant in the world. Image courtesy of Lakewood Historical Society. Matthew Sisson, ClevelandHistorical.org
The Winton mansion burned down, making way for the new Winton Place development. Matthew Sisson, ClevelandHistorical.org
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