Take a closer look Inside the Restoration of Detroit's Largest Home, the iconic Bishop Mansion in Detroit’s historic Palmer Woods neighborhood. This breathtaking 33,000-square-foot Tudor Revival estate, built between 1925 and 1928, has stood as a symbol of elegance, faith, and ambition for nearly a century. Once home to Detroit’s Catholic bishops and later owned by NBA star John Salley, the mansion is steeped in history and architectural brilliance.In this video, we explore the ongoing restoration efforts, showcasing its intricate details, including Pewabic tiles, Sicilian marble columns, and a grand ballroom that once hosted Detroit’s elite. From its highs as a religious and cultural landmark to its challenges in the real estate market, this mansion’s story is one of resilience and renewal.
Recently sold at auction, the Bishop Mansion has entered a new chapter with a new owner ready to take on the massive task of bringing it back to its former glory. Join me as I tour the property, sharing its rich history and my vision for its future.
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