Featured on ABC’s The Tamron Hall Show and NBC’s Open House Show, we love hosting! From small photo shoots (senior portraits, milestone birthday, or engagement photos), to Hollywood movies and TV shows, we are your place. “It’s hard to beat the provenance of the 1927 home known as Rose Estate.” - The Detroit News, November 28, 2024. WHY BOOK US? We offer a FREE/NO CHARGE pre-walk to ensure your success in advance. We are a full time private residence. Open areas include: > The Great Hall with 28 foot ceilings and fireplace, >The Foyer, >The Blue Library with fireplace, >The Yellow Drawing Room with fireplace, >The 1927 Stone Arch Porch, >The Mural Dinning Hall for Ten, >The Two-Story Grand Staircase, >The Circle Drive, >The 3,000 square foot Limestone Terrace. The Landmark Home An architectural gem of steel, stone and brick dating back to 1927, this Tudor-style mansion covers some 7,000 square feet of stone arches, timber carvings, and Pewabic tile with 95 percent of the home remaining original — featuring slate roof tiles, copper gutters, limestone surrounded steel-casement windows, the red oak wide-plank and peg placed wood floors, and the original 1920s door hardware marked Yale New York. The Great Hall The Great Hall presents in the Tudor style with soaring 28-foot plaster ceilings along with exposed timber beams. Original red oak, wide plank wood floors are fully restored. The Maria Theresa Crystal Chandelier hangs along with gothic designed sconces flanking the French pedestals circa 1890. The limestone stacked windows are aligned to provide stunning floor to ceiling views of the Donald Ross designed golf course while descending the Grand Staircase. The Drawing Room The French Rococo style, gold leaf six-light sconces provide a supporting cast to the carved mahogany fireplace mantel complete with the faces of women leaders embedded within the moldings and the family crest behind the logs. The original windows, plaster walls and floral crown moldings are supported by the beauty of Benjamin Moore’s Hawthorne Yellow. The Library With the French sofa styled in blue velvet, the room includes the perfect space for a smoking lounge-vibe warming by the fire. From standard bookshelf shots to interviews apt a comfy green room for your talent to await the next scene. A music box sets the moment playing for favorite hits. The Dining Room Hosting dinner parties for generations, the 12 seat table is set with iconic bone china purchased in the early 1900s as part of the Palace Collection. The room is held by marble brought in from both Italy and Spain. 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. 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. TIMELESS: The Rose 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, including the famous claw-foot rose red bath tub and rose chandeliers. MISSION: We welcome all. We hope to bring joy to your special moment and are honored to have 50+ five star reviews. We work to ensure all enjoy the timeless 1920s architecture along the majestic Detroit Golf Club while honoring the iconic, legendary leaders that once lived here. The Rose welcomes all and is fully inclusive to all abilities. The Rose is committed to a diverse supplier network and is LGBTQ+ owned.