Located in Detroit’s Boston Edison district, the Edward F. Fisher Mansion is a Renaissance Revival masterpiece, soon to be listed for $2,450,000.
Crafted by Richard H. Marr, who was famously called the “Architect of Midwest Millionaires,” the 10,000-plus-square-foot, 10-bedroom, nine-bathroom residence is a symbol of Detroit’s golden age, influenced by one of the most prominent families in the early automotive industry.
The estate features over 30 rooms, including a grand ballroom, light-filled conservatory, indoor greenhouse, and billiards room. Every detail of the home is breathtaking, from the stained glass windows and Venetian detailing to the oil paintings and ornate Pewabic tiles. The marble fireplace in the living room was imported from Italy.
The exterior is almost equally stunning, with a limestone facade, carved pillars, a terrace, custom fountains, and stone walls providing privacy. The mansion also includes a four-car garage and carriage house apartment, perfect for guests.
Located among homes that once belonged to Detroit’s elite, such as Henry Ford and Berry Gordy Jr., the residence has a museum-like quality that is like no other.
More information on this impressive estate is available from Nika & Co.. Let’s take a look in the photos below. (A video tour is also available on YouTube.)
