4. Cranbrook House and Gardens

BLOOMFIELD HILLS.   This historic English Arts & Crafts-style mansion, built for Detroit newspaper mogul George Gough Booth, dates from the early 1900s. The home still contains much of its original artwork, tapestries, and furnishings, affording an insightful glimpse into the lifestyle of the wealthy during the pre-World War I era. Surrounding the manor and estate are more than 40 expertly landscaped acres, including dozens of bright-hued annual and perennial flowerbeds, an Oriental garden, a bog garden, and a sunken garden. House tours include a visit to the gardens. The Thursday house tour is available with an optional luncheon – call ahead to reserve.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

House tours (Jun-Oct)  Thu 11am, 1:15pm; Fri 11am, 1pm; Sun 1pm, 3pm Gardens (May - Labor Day)  Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun 11am-5pm Gardens (Labor Day - Sep)  Daily 11am-3pm Oct  Sat-Sun 11am-3pm

Admission:

House tour Adult $10; Senior $8 Thursday house tour with lunch Adult $25; Senior $23 Garden tour Adult $6; Senior $5; Family $15

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Cranbrook House and Gardens website »

Type: Architecture, Gardens, Historic Sites

	"Alejandro42409" more than a month ago
The Cranbrook Educational Community provides a unique and beautiful way to experience the many treasures hidden behind its ivy covered brick walls. You'll need more than a day to fully experience and enjoy the rich history and heritage of Cranbrook to appreciate the unparalleled character and charm that awaits you...
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