Rosewood Manor was built in 1895 for Seaboard Railway director, William Stackhouse. Later the house was traded with a prominent Marion citizen, McCoy Rose. The house was later purchased by Thomas Griggs who opened it as a Bed And Breakfast and Wedding Event Center. In 2013 RMH was bought by Dr. Gary W. McKeel and completely undated and renovated by International fame designer J. Harold Cunningham and is now restored to it's glorious and granduer original state that you see today.

Once inside the Rosewood Manor House, your eye will be intrigued by the artistically arranged antiques bounding with extraordinary color. The oriental rugs invite you in to stay awhile with beautiful cranberry and teal backgrounds and vivid tapestry-colored chairs and collections of flow blue china.

Rosewood Manor House is known for its beautiful sounds from the chiming clocks, soft classical music notes to the pull of a bow against violin strings. On many occasions, private concerts, recitals and plays have been held here over the years. Rosewood Manor House is a proud member of the Long Bay Symphony, Marion Chamber of Commerce, Historical Marion Revitalization Association and the SC Bed and Breakfast Assoc.

This mansion is located in the historical district of Marion, South Carolina and is easily accessible from I-95, Charleston, Florence, Dillon, Bennettsville and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Rosewood Manor House is close to all shopping in the Florence and Myrtle Beach area for those special momentos of your trip. We are just minutes to the newly opened Swampfox Amphitheater Complex which seats 45,000 enthusiastic fans for all type of music. We invite you to come stay with us and enjoy all that Rosewood Manor House and Marion, South Carolina have to offer!