A true Elizabethan Tudor style home in Cleveland Heights known as Harcourt Manor. This home in the Ambler Heights Historic District is across from Halle's Mansion and has unbelievable architectural beauty and impressive historical significance. Kermode Gill, the builder of the Terminal Tower and Central Union Station, built this gem for himself nearly 100 years ago. It is an arts and crafts masterpiece. With only two owners, the home has numerous large scale public rooms including a marble tiled sun room or morning room. Kitchen boasts an AGA range while the authentic ice box has been kept intact and is currently used as a wine cooler. Master bedroom on second floor has his and her baths. There are three more bedrooms and two bathrooms on second floor. Third floor has an additional four bedrooms that can be used for guest quarters. Additionally, there are two separate apartments (one with a kitchen, the other with a kitchenette) that can also be used as guest quarters or for rental properties. The lower level ballroom, with walkout access to the rear yard overlooking the ravine and Cedar Hill, has been used for parties both large and intimate. This magnificent home is flanked by two acres of gardens, with perennials dating back to the early 1900's. Used as a backdrop for a local greeting card company holiday photo, in the 2013 filming of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and the recent Dog Eat Dog movie. In need of some TLC, this home passed all CH POS requirements.
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