Smart, Luxury Apartments
in Historic Downtown Bellefontaine
Located on the 2nd floor featuring four luxurious loft apartments with modern finishes and historic
integrity including art-adorned common hallways. This floor includes lockable storage units for
Residents who opt for additional storage amenities. Lofts range from 800 to 1100 square feet,
and include top of the line finishes and elements that make for the ultimate downtown living experience.
Located on the top floor featuring two large and premiere penthouse suites, over 1600 square foot each and inspiring views of Lady Justice above the Logan County Courthouse and Main Street. These spaces offer the ultra-elite space and finishes that make for memorable entertaining and living experience.
The Wissler Penthouse is named after Mr. Clarence Wissler (1887-1954), well-traveled magician and escape artist entertainer, returned to his hometown Bellefontaine in the early 1920s and pursued his passion for aviation. If you are interested in leasing this penthouse, please request more information by clicking below.
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The Canby Penthouse was named after Edward Canby, widely recognized for his development of the Historic Canby Building in 1912, located about 1-block from this luxurious penthouse suite. If you are interested in leasing this penthouse, please request more information by clicking below.
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The Hubbard Loft is named after Frank McKinney Hubbard, better known by his pen name "Kin" Hubbard, an American Cartoonist, Humorist and Journalist, originally from Bellefontaine. If you are interested in leasing this loft apartment, please request more information by clicking below..
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The Jones Loft was named after Edward Jones, founder of the investment company so named after him, he was originally from Bellefontaine and founded his investment firm in 1922 in St. Louis. If you are interested in leasing this loft apartment, please request more information by clicking below..
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The Bartholomew Loft was named after George Bartholomew, who is credited with finding new cement for pavement and in 1891 was approved by the Bellefontaine City Council to use his invention for paving a test strip on Main Street outside the Logan County Courthouse, which can be seen from the windows in this loft. If you are interested in leasing this loft apartment, please request more information by clicking below.
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The Knowlton Loft is named after one of Bellefontaine's sons, Austin Eldon Knowlton, who was went on to build companies that focused on development of college universities, elementary and second school buildings, hospitals and United States Post Offices throughout the country. In his lifetime he designed more than 600 buildings. If you are interested in leasing this loft apartment, please request more information by clicking below.
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