MOTOR CITY ICON AND ARCHITECTURAL PEDIGREE Pass through the stately stonepillars of this landmark Grosse Ile estate and enter a''time capsule''of Detroit's Golden Age.Originally custom-built for Charles Fisher co-founder of the Fisher Body Company and VP of General Motors by the preeminent architecture firm Smith, Hinchman, and Grylls, this nearly 10,000 sq. ft. masterpiece stands as a significant and rare surviving example of the Fisher family's architectural legacy. Set far from the road on a picturesque 3 acre lot, the property offers unmatched privacy and 200 feet of prime Detroit River frontage with sweeping views of Canada. From the grounds,enjoy an incredible architectural panorama: the historic Grosse Ile Lighthouse, the iconic Ambassador Bridge, and the stunning new Gordie Howe International Bridge.THE INTERIOR: A PRIVATE MUSEUM OF CRAFTSMANSHIP The grand foyer, finished in luxurious Italian marble, leads to a spectacular sun porch on the east side of the home.This vantagepoint offers breathtaking vistas of the Detroit River and scenic Canadian shoreline.Soaring 12-foot ceilings are adorned with plaster medallions and astounding crown moulding,reflecting the "GM-spec" standards of its original owner.Meticulous design elements featuring cherubs, flora, and fauna are coupled with robust,high-end materials.The formal living room,anchored by an exceptional carved Carrara marble fireplace with egg and dart details,provides an elegant setting for a 1915 Steinway baby grand piano.Adjacent, the paneled library with built-in bookcases offers a quiet retreat or an executive home office. CULINARY EXCELLENCE AND ENTERTAINING Designed for large-scale hosting,the chef's kitchen features a center island, wall oven, cooktop, and a bright breakfast nook with built-ins.A full butler's pantry with a wet bar connects to the formal dining room,which features a hand-carved wood fireplace and expansive river views. Surrounded by windows,the Florida room functions well as a family room,offering abundant natural light as well as