EVER SINCE AMANDA JOHNSON WAS A LITTLE GIRL SHE’S LOVED OLD BUILDINGS. SHE FIRST SPOTTED HER CURRENT APARTMENT AS A YOUNG BALLET STUDENT ON THE WAY TO LESSONS. “THE BUILDING WAS DOWN THE STREET AND I ALWAYS ADMIRED THE ROMANTIC TUDOR FAÇADE AND THOUGHT I’D LIKE TO LIVE THERE SOMEDAY. AND NOW FINALLY I DO.”
The building, situated in Northeast Ohio, was built in the 1920s and houses various-sized living quarters. Amanda’s top-floor apartment is 1300 square feet of charming space complete with leaded-glass windows and diamond-shaped panes. The
