+/- 16,020 square feet in a single story structure with sky-lit corridors accessing tenant spaces from the interior gallery. Originally a machine shop from 1946-1952. In 1985 the entire property was redeveloped as it stands today with the Williamsburg inspired architectural theme designed by Bud Copper. The structure has been meticulously maintained by the current ownership, and the reinvestment in every aspect of the property by ownership displays the effort taken to keep the property immaculate with an inviting street front appearance. The architecture and ambiance of The Gallery compliments the Chagrin Valley market, a market well known throughout Northeast Ohio for its historic charms.