A true Grosse Pointe landmark, this Tudor-Revival estate was designed in 1916 by renowned Detroit architect Louis Kamper. Offering over 10,000 sq ft, 9 bedrooms, and 7.5 baths, the home showcases a grand scale rarely seen in the area. Each bedroom features its own private bath—many with original tile and period details—along with unusually large closets for its era. Historic craftsmanship shines through the original library woodwork, the solid front door, and the third-level butler’s pantry. Hardwood floors run throughout, and the flexible layout includes 3 full kitchens plus a private suite with bedroom, kitchen, and bath—ideal for in-law quarters, a teen retreat, or those seeking spacious elegance with a touch of history. Perfectly located in the heart of Grosse Pointe, the residence offers walkable access to shops, restaurants, private parks, and the lakefront. More than a home, this is a rare opportunity to own a preserved piece of Detroit’s architectural legacy, blending timeless detail with the lifestyle that makes Grosse Pointe so desirable.