Property Description

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a once-in-a-lifetime property- welcome to The Vistula Rose. This mansion is located in the Vistula Historic District & listed on the National Register of Historic Places. At a party held at this home in 1887, Edward Drummond Libbey met Florence Scott, a member of a prominent Toledo family and his future wife. As a result, Libbey relocated his business to Toledo and that was the birth of Toledo as The Glass City. In 2003, the home was lovingly saved from demolition, restored to it's original grandeur, and opened as The Casey-Pomeroy House Bed & Breakfast. Most recently as The Vistula Rose, the home has been occupied by a successful boutique bed & breakfast business and hosted countless charming events and stays for over 20 years. Once inside, you are transported to another time and place- over 10,000 sq ft of classic Italianate architecture & soaring 12' ceilings, it has been both preserved & meticulously updated. There is a chapel. A beautiful library. A private 5,000 sq ft parking lot. And, an unfinished third level that could be a future penthouse apartment, or the home of an innkeeper. A jaw-dropping chef's kitchen w/ the largest island you have ever seen. All 6 bathrooms new, timeless & modern. Zoned both commercial & residential, the sky is the limit... with a long, rich history, this home invites you to become part of its story.

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