About The Powel Crosley Estate

Built in 1929 for Powel Crosley’s wife, Gwendolyn. The Mediterranean Revival-style mansion, named “Seagate” is situated directly on the water features a circular tower and a carriage house in addition to the main building and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Its architecture pays tribute to a bygone era, but the estate has the modern amenities that allow it to successfully host meetings, weddings, holiday parties and other events.

 

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