For those that don't do boring.
Constructed in 1923 and impossible to forget, Roseholme is one of Hanover's true statement homes. Set on a beautifully landscaped lot in one of the town's most established neighbourhoods, this iconic residence offers over 5,100 square feet of living space across 3 finished levels , with 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and a backyard that feels more boutique resort than family home.
From the moment you arrive, it's clear this is something special. The distinctive architecture, wraparound porch, mature trees, and unmistakable pink exterior have made Roseholme one of Hanover's most recognized properties for generations.
Inside, character and craftsmanship take centre stage. Four fireplaces, original millwork, grand principal rooms, hardwood floors, pocket doors, bay windows, and rich period details blend effortlessly with thoughtful updates.
At the heart of the home is the stunning chef's kitchen, designed for both everyday living and entertaining on a grand scale. Featuring not one but two oversized centre islands, a professional-grade appliance package with dual dishwashers, a pot filler, butler's pantry, and extensive custom cabinetry that offers both beauty and exceptional functionality.
The main floor primary suite occupies its own private wing and features a luxurious ensuite with a freestanding soaker tub. Upstairs, 4 exceptionally large bedrooms offer something rarely found in homes of any era: space. Each provides room for sitting areas, reading nooks, or workspaces, while one bedroom features its own fireplace and dual closets. A gorgeous 4-piece bathroom with separate sinks serves the upper level.
The backyard is where Roseholme truly sets itself apart. A 30-foot in-ground pool, pool house, more than 2,000 square feet of wraparound decking, multiple entertaining areas, and incredible privacy create a setting that feels like a private retreat in the middle of town.
Downstairs, the legendary 1952 Bishop & Babcock marble soda bar remains a conversation piece and a nod to the property's rich history.
Homes like this don't come along often.
This is not just a house. It's a landmark. A conversation piece. A place people remember.
Welcome to Roseholme.