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Detroit, Michigan
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The Ransom Gillis House, a striking example of Venetian Gothic architecture, stood vacant for over 40 years before its restoration in 2015. Source
The house was designed by Henry T. Brush and George D. Mason, prominent architects in Detroit during the late 19th century. Source
Its design was influenced by the Venetian Gothic style, characterized by pointed arches and intricate brickwork. Source
The house was prominently featured in the HGTV series 'Rehab Addict' during its restoration. Source
Ransom Gillis, a successful wholesale dry goods merchant, commissioned the house in 1876. Source
It's located in the Brush Park Historic District, an area known for its Victorian-era mansions. Source
The house features distinctive polychromatic brickwork, a hallmark of its architectural style. Source
