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WOW House: Historic Luxury Landmark Home

This home is over 100 years old and has had some historically significant tenants.

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1835 N Park Boulevard — $777,000

You may not know who John Patrick Farrelly was, but his former home will have you saying, "wow." Farrelly was the 4th Bishop of Cleveland, and just one of many historic figures to have lived in this five-bedroom, five-bathroom landmark home. The three story brick home was built in 1905, but is equipped with luxurious features such as a vaulted barrel ceiling, rich hardwood floors, paneled walls and a kitchen with center island breakfast bar, professional series Viking range, Gaggenau grill and more.

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