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Rosemead House

Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada · Independent · Core Luxury

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Rosemead House transforms a 120-year-old Tudor in Esquimalt, west of Victoria, into a maximalist Anglophile fantasy after a decade and $25 million — William Morris wallpaper, British antiques in jewel tones, and Buckingham Palace gates from Netflix's The Crown. Salt & Ivy Spa and Janevca Kitchen meet Duxiana mattresses and Kohler smart fixtures; on the balcony, Salish Sea views replace the Sceptred Isle.

About Rosemead House

History

Samuel Maclure designed the 1906 Tudor manor in Esquimalt, west of Victoria; it later ran for decades as the Olde England Inn. Owner-developer Lenny Moy and interior designer Karen Wichert spent a decade and $25 million turning it into Rosemead House, reopened in 2025: William Morris wallpaper, British antiques in jewel tones, ceramics from London's Dorchester and Savoy, and replica Buckingham Palace gates from Netflix's The Crown. Paul Merrick on the architecture of the conversion. Salt & Ivy Spa, Janevca Kitchen (Andrea Alridge of Top Chef Canada), Duxiana mattresses, Kohler smart fixtures. Condé Nast Traveler Hot List 2026.

The setting

Rosemead House sits in Esquimalt, just west of Victoria on Vancouver Island — a Tudor revival address where Salish Sea views stand in for the English countryside.

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