Located on Ravencrest Drive in Chagrin Falls, OH, this 36,000 square foot mansion was built for real estate developer Scott Wolstein. Scott’s home is the largest and most expensive home in Northeast Ohio. The estate, dubbed Ravencrest, was designed by Anthony Paskevich & Associates and built by Pistone and Tesauro. The home was listed at #2 on the top 250 homes by Cleveland Magazine back in 2008. The huge English country inspired mansion’s exterior is made of old barn stones, stucco, brick and limestone. Inside, you’ll find a grand yet simple foyer that contains Jerusalem wood floors. The first level contains a master retreat, living room, dining room, hearth room, music room, and large gourmet kitchen. The home has almost every amenity imaginable. It has an indoor basketball court, an indoor pool, indoor rock climbing wall, steam room, sauna and massage room, a disco room, craft room, gift-wrapping room, dog grooming room, a wine cellar, an exercise room, a sports bar, and an infinity edge swimming pool.
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Wow that is mega! Love it
This home is awesome, I was there for about a year installing the HVAC.
Nice house! Can he still pay for it after wrecking his fathers company (and destroying shareholder value)?
probably..you wont be able to believe how rich the wolsteins are!
You can view the house without all the construction in Google Earth now.
I’m sure his accountant has a fun time with the taxes, because a brief look at the map shows that the driveway is located in Geauga County and the house is located in Cuyahoga County (although dealing with that is probably one of the least difficult tasks for the accountant.)
The exterior is AWESOME!!!!!
The interior is not nice on some rooms.It could have been much better if a top designer had carried out the “harsh” job.
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I’ve always wondered why there are so many mega-mansions in Ohio (by Midwestern standards). It just seems odd considering the fact that there aren’t any houses like this in the Chicagoland area. The house itself looks incredible though, reminds me of Stan Hywet Hall.
Is this a gated community or a family compound? There’s another house that shares the driveway
For its size it’s actually a quite beautiful house.
It’s so spread out. Looks like a damn chore living here. Nice details though…
Agree with Daniel. Just like you need an elevator when you live in a 6-story townhouse in the city, you almost need one of those airport-style moving walkways for this. It’s really a beautiful home, though. I’m a sucker for those drive-through gatehouses too, even though they’re a total gimmick.
I wish I had a gift wrapping room and a dog grooming room.
Overall it’s a pretty nice place, I’m just happy anytime any of these mega-houses picks an actual architectural style and keeps it consistent throughout. But I have a problem with the way that garage wing sticks straight out like that. In the one picture taken from the driveway approach the garage wing dominates the view as much, maybe even more, than the main facade. The whole point of putting the garages behind like that is so that the entrance is the focal point, here you’re just as drawn to that long garage structure as you are to the front entrance. It was clearly done so he could put his whole archway and “motor court” right in your face. It’s extremely pretentious. Also there’s no consistency with the whole timber-stucco thing. In the front it’s just kinda thrown in that one spot and no where else, but on the back it’s very prominent. Also pick brick or stone, there’s no need for both and in some parts of the facade (the garage mostly) it just looks weird to go from a transition of all stone with a tiny bit of brick to all brick with some stone.
too bad we can’t see the interior. the exterior looks ok.
Great looking place, love all the land!! I’d never move into a mega mansion on less than 3 acres..I have zero interest in sharing my every move outside with my neighbors.
Hot Diggity!! I just found the address. FINALLY. Here it is, plus info.
14398 County Line Rd, Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/14398-County-Line-Rd-Chagrin-Falls-OH-44022/82184570_zpid/
If you add the basement square feet, to the main floor it all adds up to
43,367 square feet.
Nice style, good stonework, seems bigger than 36k feet. Love the gatehouse. Surprised to find this in Ohio. That whole neighborhood looks pretty nice. I like how spread out it is. People in one end of that house could have a rock concert and not be noticed in the other end of the house. Good excercise too.
great looking mansion with some really wonderful outdoor amenities/ Love the architecture.