Welcome to the Bishop Mansion, one of Detroit’s most storied and iconic estates, located in the heart of historic Palmer Woods. Originally built in the 1920s for Bishop Michael J. Gallagher, this nearly 40,000 square foot Tudor Revival residence spans four full levels and sits on over two gated and private acres.The carriage house and attached garage have been completely restored and

Alexander Chapman @properties Christie's Int'l R.E. Birmingham

Step into timeless elegance at 19391 Suffolk Drive, a distinguished 1929 Tudor Revival residence in Detroit’s coveted Palmer Woods neighborhood. Designed by architect R. Arthur Bailey, this stately home features a richly detailed red brick exterior with limestone surrounds, emblematic carvings, heraldic stone accents, and stunning leaded glass windows—hallmarks of its era and

Austin Black @properties Christie's Int'l R.E. Detroit

A masterpiece of unparalleled luxury and historic grandeur, the Fisher Mansion stands as Detroit’s most iconic estate, nestled within the exclusive Palmer Woods community. Spanning over 20,000 sq. ft. on nearly 5 acres of lush, meticulously manicured grounds, this architectural jewel has been masterfully restored to its original splendor, blending timeless craftsmanship with modern

Alexander Chapman @properties Christie's Int'l R.E. Birmingham

The gem of Pontchatrain Blvd. Over 9000 sq feet of 1920's charm sits right on the golf course. Located in the heart of Palmer park. This home was originally designed by Hungarian engineer, Jozsef Galamb. Much of the original charm is still in tact. The wood work, door knobs, light fixtures and ornate plaster designs are just stunning.

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