The Rose: Legendary Tudor Once Home to a Queen

About the Space

We’ve hosted top productions from around the world including TV networks, photographers, film and musical artists. Built in 1927 on the Detroit Golf Club, the majestic Tudor served as residence for 25-years by the “greatest singer of all time,” as named by Rolling Stone. And just prior, it was home to feminist, artist and original Lone Ranger actress, Patricia Hill Burnett. Special Note: We are a full time private residence. We recommend advance notice and a pre-walk to ensure your success. Open areas include The Great Hall, The Foyer, Library, Drawing Room, Stone Arch Porch, Dinning Room, The Grand Staircase. Restrictions include basement lower level, garage, closets, second floor bedrooms, second floor bathrooms. Exceptions are granted by request. We no longer permit wedding party photo shoots as they are not productions and result in too much risk. ICONIC: The Rose Estate served as a witness to generational icons from music to the fight for women’s equality. From the galleries of global artists to the sounds of soul, the home serves as a powerful connection to Detroit’s storied history in Motown and equal rights. Both leaders 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. Our Mission: To ensure all enjoy the timeless 1920s architecture along the majestic Detroit Golf Club while honoring the iconic, legendary leaders that once lived here. A Reflection of our Community: The Rose welcomes all and is fully inclusive to all abilities. The Rose is committed to a diverse supplier network and is LGBTQ+ owned. Next Steps: We recommend sending inquiries before formally requesting to book.