A Muskegon must for History
building restoration

On the north side of downtown, there is a gem that has been a part of Muskegon history since 1923. Vanderlinde Furniture made its home on the corner of Clay and Pine over 100 years ago. In the 1950s, it was Al Perri Furniture for over 30 years until its closure in 2006.

John Essex of Core Realty Partners has invested in several projects downtown through Corepark Investments. One of his latest undertakings was converting this centennial charmer into Muskegon’s hottest mix of restaurant, retail, and coworking office space.

The restoration of the building was focused on revealing the original urban brick walls, tin ceilings, and expansive windows for an infusion of natural light.

tenants

The main floor is home to retail space, two unique restaurants, and a coffee shop. 

office space

The top floor offers various office space and coworking options with contemporary urban styling. With in-building access to restaurants, and views of Muskegon Lake, NorthTown 794 is a sought-after home for entrepreneurs and local business owners.