In 1994, Aretha Franklin bought Detroit’s Rose Estate
Aretha Franklin's former residence, the Rose Estate, underwent a significant restoration after years of neglect.
The mansion, previously owned by artist Patricia Hill Burnett, became a central focus for the new owners.
Trevor Thomas and Brandon Lynum revitalized the home, investing over $2 million in repairs and restoring original details.
The restoration included research into its history and connections to Franklin and Burnett.
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