As McNeill Burbank's 2026 Parade Home, Rose Cottage twinkles. The interior is warm and textured, owing to wood-paneled ceilings and walls, oak hardwoods finished on site, and velvety light spilling through paned windows. Every square foot earns its keep, punctuated by walls of built-in cabinetry and shelving. The same discipline shows up in the primary suite, whose relationship to the laundry and owners' entry reflects decades studying how we live. // Parade homes are designed to impress, but Rose Cottage still finds room to surprise us. A three-car garage. Statement light fixtures. A kitchen that would make a chef out of any of us. Layered millwork. Solid, polished nickel hardware fitted to heavy doors. A large, covered stone patio with fireplace and elevated views. Five full bathrooms for en suite living, including an out-of-the-way main floor guest suite that doubles as a study. // Not every street in this city gets a sidewalk. Yours does, and it's a gift. Stroll to dinner. Go for a run. Walk your child to school. Explore on a whim, car-free. // Home is more than what's under one roof. It's the connection to people and places around you. That's the magic of Rose Cottage.©