The Ledyard Building
DOWNTOWN RETAIL, OFFICE, AND RESIDENTIAL IN THE HISTORIC, AWARD-WINNING LEDYARD BUILDING
125 Ottawa Ave NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
The Ledyard Building is a historic address listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1983. Built in 1874 by architect William G. Robinson, it stands today as the second-oldest commercial building operating in Grand Rapids.
After acquiring the building in 2012, CWD added significant mechanical & technological improvements, along with an expansion of the collaborative common areas — dramatically enhancing the amenities offered to all tenants. These improvements were completed with the highest quality materials, consistent with the irreplaceable historic details of the building.
Located at 125 Ottawa Ave NW, the building overlooks Rosa Parks Circle at the epicenter of the City's business & entertainment districts. Its close proximity to the City's finest selection of hotels, restaurants & nightlife makes the Ledyard Building a popular destination for visitors & locals alike. The building's ground floor offers a curated co-tenancy of dining & retail — from restaurants to jewelers & specialty shops.
The Ledyard Building's diverse tenant mix & flexible floor plans make it one of the most sought-after office spaces in Grand Rapids. The city's second-oldest commercial building is second to none in character & accessibility.
