Bower House Office Building is named after the Bower family who lived in this charming English cottage from 1932 until 2017.  The building is rich with history.  It was built in a time when Bloomfield Hills was considered the summer playground for Detroit's titans of industry.  The property's developer advertised the structure as being "conveniently located between Bloomfield Open Hunt and the Bloomfield Hills County Club". 

 

Bower House underwent a total transformation in 2019 - from a residential structure to a class A office building.  The building now features state-of-the-art amenities including:

• Fully-restored slate roof and all new copper gutters/flashings/downspouts

• New double-pane thermal windows with divided lights

• High efficiency HVAC, with separate handlers servicing each floor

• All rooms feature multiple CAT-6 cable, with wired and wireless high-speed internet throughout the building

• Fully renovated kitchen area and baths featuring custom cabinetry and period-style plumbing fixtures and tile

• Elegant kitchenette area on second floor featuring hand-glazed Pewabic tile backsplash, custom red-oak cabinets, and granite counter. 

• Beautiful, red-oak flooring throughout the building has been fully restored.

 

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