Luxury Apartments in a 1916 Historic Treasure
Welcome to Clifton Gaslight District's newly renovated one and two bedroom luxury apartments, 500 Lafayette at Mount Storm Park. Quietly tucked away on one of Cincinnati's most esteemed tree-lined streets, along with magnificent 19th and early 20th century homes and historic mansions. Our residents enjoy a quiet retreat environment, yet live in a vibrant community.
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Just steps from Mount Storm
Mount Storm Park is practically our back yard. You'll find 57 acres of grassy green space, trees, gardens, and scenic vistas. The perfect place to walk your dog, meditate, run, bike, or catch a sunset. The park's iconic Temple of Love Gazebo Pavilion was designed in 1850 by Adolph Strauch, former supervisor of the Imperial Gardens in Vienna and designer of Spring Grove Cemetery.
Mount Storm Park is practically our back yard. You'll find 57 acres of grassy green space, trees, gardens, and scenic vistas. The perfect place to walk your dog, meditate, run, bike, or catch a sunset. The park's iconic Temple of Love Gazebo Pavilion was designed in 1850 by Adolph Strauch, former supervisor of the Imperial Gardens in Vienna and designer of Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Hidden serenity in a vibrant neighborhood
Want to live the urban lifestyle, but not quite "live" downtown? 500 Lafayette is within walking distance of the unique and eclectic Ludlow Avenue business district. Enjoy local boutiques and coffee shops, restaurants, a wine shop, yoga studios, flower shop, live music, the Clifton Library, the new Clifton Market, The Esquire Theatre, Graeter's Ice Cream, and more. The Clifton Cultural Arts Center, University of Cincinnati, and world-class medical facilities are nearby. We're also just a 12-minute drive to Music Hall, Findlay Market, and all downtown Cincinnati has to offer. |
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Intriguing history around every corner
Lafayette Avenue was once known as the "Avenue of the Barons," named after a group of 19th century titans credited for the early development of Clifton and much of Cincinnati. Schools, hospitals, parks, you name it; they created much of the fabric of our region. Famous guests to the neighborhood included Edward, Prince of Wales (who later became King of England), and Charles Dickens.
Today, majestic estates, trees, and gardens continue to line Lafayette, making this one of the most esteemed addresses in Cincinnati.
Lafayette Avenue was once known as the "Avenue of the Barons," named after a group of 19th century titans credited for the early development of Clifton and much of Cincinnati. Schools, hospitals, parks, you name it; they created much of the fabric of our region. Famous guests to the neighborhood included Edward, Prince of Wales (who later became King of England), and Charles Dickens.
Today, majestic estates, trees, and gardens continue to line Lafayette, making this one of the most esteemed addresses in Cincinnati.
Gustave Drach, renowned local architect, designed 500 Lafayette and it was built in 1916. That same year, Ernest H. (E.H.) Huenefeld, local philanthropist and entrepreneur, gifted the building to Deaconess Bethesda Hospital to house retired preachers and missionaries.
Now 100 years strong, 500 Lafayette at Mount Storm Park luxury apartments are beyond compare in the Clifton Gaslight District.
Be one of the first to move in!
Now 100 years strong, 500 Lafayette at Mount Storm Park luxury apartments are beyond compare in the Clifton Gaslight District.
Be one of the first to move in!
"In all my years renting, I have never had such wonderful treatment and swift response as provided by Gaslight Property. This company is truly a blessing in the Clifton neighborhood, which we've all come to love." - B.G. Rhule, 2017
