FAQ

Station 73 offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments across 14 unique layouts, so there is real variety within each bedroom count. Every home includes an in-unit washer and dryer, central air conditioning and heating, an open-concept living area, oversized windows, a large kitchen with stainless steel appliances, walk-in closets, and white oak wood-style vinyl plank flooring. Select homes add large balconies, kitchen islands, dual vanities, walk-in showers, and panoramic Lake Erie views. Visit the Floor Plans page to compare layouts and see current availability.

Both options are available. Schedule an in-person tour to walk the clubhouse, pool terrace, and apartment homes and get a feel for the Battery Park setting firsthand. Prefer to start from home? Our team offers live FaceTime and Zoom tours, and virtual tours on our website cover a studio layout, a two-bedroom layout, and the clubhouse, giving you a close look at finishes, amenity spaces, and Lake Erie views before you visit. Contact the Station 73 leasing team to reserve a tour time for whichever format works best for you.

Once you choose your preferred apartment home at Station 73, you will complete the online application, submit the application fee and holding deposit, and provide any required documentation. Applications are reviewed for income, credit, rental history, and public criminal records. If an applicant does not meet eligibility requirements, the holding fee will be refunded.

Most applications are processed within 1 to 3 business days once all required documents have been received. Timing depends on verification needs, whether an applicant's background screening is in-state or out-of-state, and how quickly supporting information is submitted.

Station 73 at Battery Park offers lease terms ranging from 6 to 12+ months depending on availability and time of year. Please contact the leasing office or submit an inquiry online for current lease term options.

Yes. If your preferred apartment layout is not currently available, you can join the priority waitlist by submitting an online application, a $50 application fee per person, and a $200 priority reservation deposit. The leasing team will contact you when a matching home becomes available.

Few Cleveland apartments put you this close to Lake Erie while keeping downtown roughly 6 miles away. Station 73 pairs a Battery Park address, a 9-minute walk to Edgewater Beach, and direct access to walking and biking trails with 8,000 square feet of amenity space, a 2-story clubhouse, and a pool terrace with a Lake Erie overlook. Inside, homes come standard with an in-unit washer and dryer, central air conditioning and heating, and a modern finish package across 14 distinct layouts. Add a private parking garage with electric car charging, controlled access buildings, and a location inside Detroit Shoreway and the Gordon Square Arts District, and you get lakefront energy and neighborhood character at one address.

Rent varies by floor plan, lease term, and current availability. Studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms are each priced differently, and homes with features such as a large balcony or a panoramic Lake Erie view are priced accordingly. Please visit the Floor Plans page or contact the leasing office for the most up-to-date pricing and availability.

Utilities are not included in the monthly rent at Station 73 at Battery Park. Residents pay a $90 monthly amenity fee in addition to rent, which covers cable, valet trash, and pest control. Electricity, water, and sewer are billed separately through Nationwide Energy Partners (NEP) based on your actual usage. Energy-efficient LED lighting and a digital thermostat in every home help keep those monthly numbers in check. Contact the leasing office for utility setup details before your move-in date.

Security deposit amounts range from $150 to one month's rent based on screening results. Please contact the leasing office for deposit requirements specific to your application.

A $50 non-refundable application fee is required per person to process your application. A $200 holding fee will also be held until your application is approved. Once approved, the holding fee will be applied to your move-in costs. Should an applicant not meet the eligibility requirements, the holding fee will be refunded. Additional fees and deposits can vary based on credit screening results. For more information, please contact our sales team directly by phone or through the Contact Us page of our website.

Yes, renters insurance is required for all residents at Station 73 at Battery Park with a minimum liability coverage of $100,000. Please contact the leasing office for policy requirements and available options.

Yes. Station 73 participates in a Preferred Employer Program for qualifying Cleveland-area employers and offers the Stars & Stripes Military Rewards Program for service members and veterans. Residents also receive local discounts at participating neighborhood businesses. Ask the leasing team whether your employer or service status qualifies before you apply.

Yes. Pets are part of daily life at our pet-friendly apartments in Cleveland, Ohio, and a lakefront address means walks near the water are always on the table. Every pet owner completes a PetScreening account as part of the move-in process, which documents vaccination records and pet details in one place.

Pet fees and monthly pet rent apply at Station 73. Plan on a $400 non-refundable pet fee and $35 in monthly pet rent per pet, and contact the leasing office to answer any additional questions you may have about our pet policy.

Breed restrictions apply, but there is no weight limit. Reach out to the leasing office for the full restricted breed list before submitting your application, so there are no surprises at move-in.

Dogs have room to roam in Battery Park. An on-site dog spa handles baths after a long walk, a dog park sits close to the community, and the dog beach at Edgewater Park gives your dog Lake Erie access just minutes from home. Convenient access to walking and biking trails fills in the everyday routes.

Kitchens at Station 73 are built for real cooking, with quartz countertops, Frigidaire stainless steel appliances, designer cabinetry, a white tile backsplash, a deep basin undermount sink, a gooseneck faucet with pull-down sprayer, and a kitchen pantry. Select homes add a kitchen island for extra prep and seating space. Throughout the rest of the home, white oak wood-style vinyl plank flooring, light grey carpeting in the bedrooms, oversized windows, and wood-style blinds carry a clean, modern look from room to room.

Yes. Every home at Station 73 comes with an in-unit washer and dryer, so laundry happens on your schedule instead of a shared room's. Residents who prefer to hand off the rest of the wardrobe can also take advantage of on-site dry cleaning services.

Central air conditioning and heating come standard in every apartment, paired with a digital thermostat that makes climate control simple through Cleveland's full range of seasons. Energy-efficient LED lighting is installed throughout and key fob apartment entry handles day-to-day access.

Bathrooms follow the same modern finish package found throughout each home. Select homes include a dual vanity, a relaxing tub, and a walk-in shower, so there are options whether you prefer a long soak or a quick rinse after a morning at Edgewater Beach. Ask the leasing team which available layouts include the bathroom features you want.

Storage was a priority in the floor plan design. One- & two-bedroom homes include walk-in closets, a coat closet near the entry, and a kitchen pantry, which covers everything from wardrobe space to groceries. Larger two-bedroom plans open up additional storage, and residents with bikes can use the on-site bike storage room rather than giving up floor space at home.

Select homes include a large balcony along with panoramic views of Lake Erie, and oversized windows bring natural light into every layout. View homes and balcony layouts are among the most requested at the community, so let the leasing team know those features matter to you and they will flag matching availability as it opens.

Yes. Two-bedroom layouts give you flexible space for a dedicated desk setup, roommates, or guests, while the studio convertible layout is designed to feel open and functional in a smaller footprint. When you want to work outside your apartment, the co-working space, conference room, and 2-story clubhouse lounge give residents room to focus, with complimentary Wi-Fi in the common areas.

Apartments are offered unfurnished, but the leasing team can connect you with third-party furnishing providers if needed.

The outdoor terrace is the social center of the community, with an outdoor swimming pool, a sundeck, an outdoor dining and grilling area, outdoor TVs, a firepit, and Lake Erie views. Evenings here tend to stretch from the pool to the firepit, and the Lake Erie lookout deck adds another spot to take in the water and the skyline.

Yes. The 24-hour fitness center sits within 8,000 square feet of amenity space and is joined by a dedicated yoga and spin studio, so strength training, cardio, and recovery are all covered. Because the fitness center stays open around the clock, early mornings before a lakefront walk and late-night workouts are equally doable.

The 2-story clubhouse anchors the indoor amenity spaces at Station 73, with a lounge, an entertainment kitchen and bar, a conference room, co-working space, a billiards room, and a Lake Erie lookout deck. Take a call in the conference room, spread out in the co-working space on a work-from-home day, or host friends in the clubhouse when you want more room than your apartment allows. Planned social activities give residents a standing reason to meet their neighbors.

Station 73 offers two parking options. Uncovered, unassigned surface parking is $95 per month, and covered, assigned garage parking is $150 to $200 per month depending on the space. Both garages include a rotating EV charging space plus select reservable EV parking spaces. Cyclists have a dedicated bike storage room with a repair station, which pairs well with the community's convenient access to walking and biking trails along the lakefront. Contact the leasing office to confirm current parking options tied to your apartment home.

A handful of services handle the small stuff at Station 73. Valet trash pickup collects at your door, a recycling program supports the community's sustainability efforts, dry cleaning services save a trip across town, and elevator access reaches every floor. Controlled access buildings and key fob entry manage building access, the online resident portal covers rent and service requests, and a dedicated professional management team is on site to help.

Downtown Cleveland sits about 6 miles from 1235 West 73rd Street, with Tower City roughly a 6-minute drive away. The OH-2 Cleveland Memorial Shoreway on-ramp is about 2 minutes from the community, which puts I-90 within roughly 6 minutes and I-71 and I-77 within about 10 minutes. That combination makes Station 73 a practical option for anyone comparing apartments near downtown Cleveland who still wants a lakefront address.

Yes. GCRTA bus routes 26, 26A, and 71 serve stops within walking distance along Detroit Avenue and West 65th Street. The Red Line connects the west side to downtown, Tower City, and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, with the West Boulevard/Cudell and Ohio City stations both a short ride from Battery Park. Bike commuters have it even easier thanks to convenient access to the Cleveland Lakefront Bikeway.

Downtown employers clustered around Public Square, the Warehouse District, and the government, banking, and legal offices nearby are about 6 miles east. For healthcare, Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital on West 25th Street is roughly 3 miles away, MetroHealth Main Campus is about 5 miles south, and Cleveland Clinic main campus and University Hospitals in University Circle are generally a 20 to 25 minute drive. Ask the leasing team whether your employer qualifies for the Preferred Employer Program.

Everyday errands are straightforward from Battery Park. Dave's Mercado on Ridge Road and the Giant Eagle at West 117th Street handle full grocery runs, Lucky's Market on Clifton Boulevard is a quick drive for specialty and organic items, and the West Side Market in Ohio City is about 3 miles away for produce, meat, and prepared food from local vendors. Smaller markets along Detroit Avenue cover the in-between trips.

The Gordon Square Arts District is the neighborhood anchor for theater, live music, restaurants, and bars, all within Detroit Shoreway. West Side Little Italy surrounds Battery Park with Italian dining, and Ohio City's brewery and restaurant scene is minutes east along Detroit Avenue. Downtown venues, sports, and nightlife round things out about 6 miles from home.

Lake Erie access drives a lot of the daily routine here. Edgewater Beach is about a 9-minute walk and Edgewater Park, part of the Cleveland Metroparks Lakefront Reservation, is roughly 0.6 miles away with a swimming beach, dog beach, marina, fishing pier, picnic areas, and paved trails. Convenient access to walking and biking trails extends the ride or run east toward downtown along the Cleveland Lakefront Bikeway. Our Neighborhood page covers more of what surrounds the community.

Station 73 at Battery Park is served by the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. On the higher education side, Cleveland State University and Cuyahoga Community College's Metropolitan Campus sit downtown roughly 6 miles east, and Case Western Reserve University in University Circle is about 8 miles away. Contact the district directly to confirm current school assignments for a specific address.

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is about 11 miles southwest of the community, generally a 20-minute drive by way of I-71 or the Shoreway. The RTA Red Line also runs from the West Boulevard/Cudell station straight to the airport terminal, which comes in handy for early flights when you would rather skip long-term parking.

Residents can pay rent through the online resident portal using ACH or major credit cards. Please note that processing fees apply to debit and credit card payments. Personal checks and cashier's checks are also accepted.

Residents can submit maintenance requests through the online resident portal. Emergency maintenance services are available 24 hours a day for urgent issues by calling the office.

If you need to break your lease, early termination fees apply. Please refer to your lease agreement or contact the leasing office for details.

No, subletting is not permitted at Station 73 at Battery Park. However, leaseholder change agreements may be available; please contact the leasing office for details on that process.

Guests are welcome at Station 73 at Battery Park, but extended stays require prior approval from the leasing office. Guest parking is street parking only, so let visitors know to plan for a spot along the surrounding Battery Park streets rather than the resident garage or surface lot. Refer to your lease agreement or contact the team for full guest policy details.