About the Mansion

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 Step into a world of history and grace as we unveil "The Blue Rose" - a 170-year-old mansion that holds the title of "The most important West Indies style Antebellum home on the Western Gulf of Mexico," recognized by the National Historic Trust. Circa 1848, this iconic residence stands as a symbol of enduring heritage and architectural brilliance.

Nestled graciously beside the Pass Christian Harbor, this stately mansion offers more than just luxury living. Imagine stepping onto your yacht, ready for maritime adventures, with the harbor catering to even the grandest vessels.

As you enter, the grandeur unfolds with a spacious commercial kitchen on the first floor, perfect for culinary creations that match the home's elegance. Five opulent bedroom suites, each adorned with a private bath, provide an oasis of comfort and relaxation.

The heart of grand celebrations lies within the enormous ballroom, accompanied by a bar and two half baths, awaiting your soirées. Discover the allure of the formal parlor, dining room, and the inviting office, offering spaces to retreat and connect.

A symphony of luxury is orchestrated within the breakfast room, den, and the grand entry hall. Ascend the staircases to find modern comforts blending seamlessly with the mansion's heritage. A residential kitchen, a cozy reading nook, and a mechanical/laundry area cater to your daily needs.

Step onto the wrap-around porches, and you're embraced by the tranquility of the surroundings. The massive back patio, graced with a charming gazebo, becomes a stage for cherished gatherings.
Your sanctuary is secured by a state-of-the-art security system, while lush landscaping and soothing fountains create an oasis of serenity. Appliances, including commercial-grade wonders, elevate your daily life.

With a restoration investment of approximately $1.5 million in the mid-2000s, including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and more, The Blue Rose marries history and modernity flawlessly.This is more than a mansion; this is a testament to architectural mastery, a celebration of heritage, and an invitation to gracious living.