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Loveland, Ohio – The Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) has approved the Site Plan Review for the re-development of 128-132 Broadway, the site of the former Broadway Hotel next to Eads Fence and Loveland Hardware. It was submitted by, Ironsight Investments, LLC. The project includes the demolition of the 208-year-old, Wagner building and construction of eight attached single family units within two separate buildings. The units will be three stories high and include ground floor parking with storage. The P&Z approved the demolition on May 3.
“Broadway Brownstones” are being marketed as “row homes” but described in the application as condominiums because they have a shared maintenance agreement for snow clearing and landscaping services, and because they have shared walls. There will be a homeowners association
Broadway Brownstones will be built in two phases.
The original proposed was for primarily brick with some cement board siding. The application said, “There would be no vinyl siding.” However vinyl siding was approved by the P&Z at the request of the applicant who said that in their other projects the cement board was “failing and insulation was a concern”. Most of the rear of the two buildings will be covered with vinyl siding as well as architectural elements on the other facades.
The existing 3-story Wagner building, the former Broadway Hotel, and purportedly, a former Kroger store will be razed. The Wagner building may be the oldest brick building still standing in Loveland. It is reported to be the first brick building to be built in the City. The developer said they sought grants to save the former hotel but were un-successful.
According to the Cincinnati Business Courier, Dale Eads purchased the 208-year-old building across the street from his Eads Fence and Loveland Hardware for $275,000 early in 2009. The 10,000-square-foot building was completed in 1814. It is adjacent to Loveland Station Apartments and part of the Special Planing District created for the mixed use development of retail and apartments. The Wagner building is slated for demolition later this summer.
A press release issued by the marketer said: “The 8 townhomes will feature open concept layouts, high ceilings, private three car garages with extra storage space geared for the active lifestyle, 2-3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, high-end finishes and optional roof top decks. Construction is expected to begin this fall with completion expected in mid 2017.” Unit prices will range from $389,900 to $489,900.”
Renderings of the exterior and interior views of the townhomes provided by Comey & Shepherd agent Chris Pfeiffer at 513-374-6494 or cpfeiffer@comey.com.
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