A Cleveland factory once belonged to America’s largest gasoline-car maker and faced demolition this year; a developer has now bought the 7.3-acre, 260,000-sq-ft complex for $300,000 and plans to reuse it

A Cleveland factory once belonged to America’s largest gasoline-car maker and faced demolition this year; a developer has now bought the 7.3-acre, 260,000-sq-ft complex for $300,000 and plans to reuse it

The four-parcel property in Cleveland’s Cudell neighborhood covers 7.3 acres and contains about 260,000 square feet of brick factory buildings. Developer John Ellis, through Winton Works Ltd., led the acquisition from Legacy Property Investments VI Ltd., an affiliate of Weston Inc. There was a time when Cleveland’s Berea Road was home to one of America’s…

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