The renovated Water Wheel Centre is a unique commercial and office space overlooking a nine-acre Northville City Park adjacent to the Middle Rouge River. This desirable location is just one block from the center of the thriving downtown Northville, Michigan, shopping district.

A significant landmark in downtown Northville for almost a century, the 'Water Wheel Building' was built by Henry Ford, Sr., as a manufacturing plant to build components for tractors and Ford's popular Model T. The Ford Valve Plant, as it was known, remained in operation until the late 1970s.