ID 25540
Rosemary Manor is the largest heritage ever built in the prestigious Shaughnessy area. A masterpiece of the Tudor Renaissance by the architects 'McLure and Fox', built in 1912-15 for the Whiskey Baron, Albert Talke. Rosemary underwent a 5-year multimillion-dollar restoration, sparing no expense and not losing sight of a single detail. The imposing foyer has 20-foot ceilings, a massive gold chandelier, a majestic staircase of carved oak and one of the mansion's 11 fireplaces. Magnificent beamed ceilings and walls are lined with mahogany, walnut and oak. Modern upgrades include the La Cornue/Gaggenau kitchen with a huge rosewood island and a separate caterer's kitchen. Modern spa-inspired Carrara marble baths for 9 bedrooms complement vintage fittings and tiles. Attached coach house with 3 bedrooms for staff.
