The Rose Estate

Overview

Legendary Tudor: The Rose Estate on Detroit Golf Club! Featured on ABC’s The Tamron Hall Show and NBC’s Open House Show, we look forward to your visit! From corporate dinners, team meetings and board retreats, to a Top Chef hosting his Master Class series, we love hosting! Built in 1927 on the Detroit Golf Club, the majestic Tudor served as residence for two of the world’s most legendary women.

HOSTED PRODUCTIONS:
Oprah Winfrey Network
Investigation Discovery
ABC Studios
The Tamron Hall Show
The Golf Channel
Faygo Beverages
The Ford Motor Company
DTE Energy
First Baptist Church
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Unnamed Feature film
Western Michigan University
International Women’s Forum
The Urban League
Jack and Jill of America
NBC Network
Northwestern University
SoFar Sounds
Palmer Woods Association
IBEX Scholarships for Youth
PWC and Henry Ford Health
Detroit Progress Fund

ICONIC: The Rose Estate served as a witness to generational icons from music to the fight for women’s equality. The home serves as a powerful connection to Detroit’s storied history in Motown and equal rights. They left a legacy and imprint, infusing personal touches only they could leave behind.

TIMELESS: The Rose Estate embodies a timeless blend of elegance. By preserving the property's exquisite craftsmanship, intricate details of stone and rare wood carvings, this Tudor Revival will continue to embed memories within its walls through its heartbeat of history. The Rose shines in nearly 7,000 square feet of elaborate tiling, brick and stone arches, five fireplaces, and rose chandeliers.

MAJESTIC: Nestled on the legendary Detroit Golf Club, The Rose overlooks the 7th Hole as designed by the world’s top course designer, Donald Ross – commissioned by Henry Ford himself, a club member. With brick and stone, its five chimney stacks, this gem just may compete for one of the most magical places in residential architecture.