401 Park Avenue presents the opportunity to acquire a fully restored Colonial Revival mansion in Newport’s renowned Mansion Hill Historic District. Originally constructed in the late 1890s for George Wiedemann Jr. of the historic Wiedemann brewing family, the property combines architectural significance with modern functionality in one of Northern Kentucky’s most recognizable historic neighborhoods. An extensive eighteen-month restoration preserved and enhanced the mansion’s defining character, including eight working fireplaces, hand-carved wood paneling, original pocket doors, inlaid hardwood flooring, and a dramatic tiger oak staircase illuminated by stained glass. These historic elements create a distinctive environment that is difficult to replicate and support a variety of potential office, professional, event, or mixed-use applications. The three-story property occupies a prominent 0.57-acre corner lot and benefits from 46 on-site parking spaces, a valuable amenity within an urban historic district. Its location places owners and occupants just blocks from I-471 and minutes from downtown Cincinnati, providing convenient regional connectivity. Nearby attractions including Newport on the Levee, Newport Aquarium, the Ohio River waterfront, and East Row’s collection of restaurants, coffee shops, and neighborhood businesses contribute to the property's long-term appeal and visibility. Combining historic pedigree, architectural craftsmanship, modern building systems, and a highly accessible location near the Cincinnati metropolitan area, 401 Park Avenue offers investors and owner-users the opportunity to own a landmark property with a unique presence in the Northern Kentucky market.