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SOARING WITH STYLE.
A Cleveland rarity: a dynamic, full-service condominium that exudes a sense of intimacy. Gracing the shoreline of Lake Erie, the Pinnacle boasts stunning city and lake views. This one of a kind, New York City inspired, high-rise offers modern conveniences and luxury living.
An extraordinary creative collaboration has resulted in a new landmark for the world’s greatest city. Melding modern finishes with the highest engineering technology, honest materials and versatile planning, 701 West Lakeside has reinvented the classic residence for the 21st century. |
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INTERIOR AMENITIES• Floor to ceiling windows
• Custom cabinetry • City & Lake views • Granite & Quartz counters • Oversized closets • Gourmet kitchens & commercial grade appliances 
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BUILDING AMENITIES• 24/7 Attended Lobby
• State of the Art Fitness Center and Yoga Room • Saunas • Attached Garage Parking • Rooftop Terrace |
ABOUT PINNACLEWhen The Pinnacle was developed in 2006 by The Pinnacle Management Group, LLC, it immediately became a catalyst for Cleveland’s luxury real estate market. Standing majestically at 14 stories over Lake Erie, it boasts a distinctive steel and glass frame that has become a landmark in downtown Cleveland’s landscape.
Not only did this building invigorate Cleveland’s luxury real estate market, but it also inspired the creation of Citiroc Real Estate Company. Its founder, Jon Mavrakis, one of the developers of The Pinnacle, recognized a lack of real estate expertise in the urban market; as a result, he created his own boutique real estate brokerage and advisory firm, which prides itself on being the premier real estate company for the Cleveland metropolitan market, including Tremont, Ohio City, the Detroit Shoreway, and Lakewood. Citiroc specializes in the purchase, sale, rental, and marketing of downtown Cleveland residential and commercial real estate. Jon and his team of experts deliver extensive knowledge of the downtown market, delivering a brand of service based on efficiency and integrity in a way that only a native Clevelander could offer. |
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