A Michigan villa, a Georgia mansion, and a Pennsylvania ranch: A special swing state luxury real estate roundup

The UK housing market has shown improved prospects and increased activity, particularly in consumer confidence and some local markets. London remains a key attraction, but country-house prices have stabilized, and certain areas, especially commuter zones, are experiencing expansion. Research by Savills indicates that locations like Cambridge, Oxford, Winchester, and Bishop's Stortford have surpassed their market peak values, with sought-after regions such as the Cotswolds showing slight price increases. This robust market outlook is expected to draw more buyers out of London, benefiting from a significant value gap between the capital and other regions. To illustrate the diverse property landscape across Britain, the article showcases what £2 million can purchase in various locations. In Gloucestershire, for £1.95 million, Glebe Farm in Saintbury offers a 5,856 sq ft Cotswolds stone farmhouse with four bedrooms, a cottage, and 15 acres. It features a Juliet balcony, vaulted ceiling, stone fireplace, and a heated swimming pool, all within views of the Malvern Hills. Devon presents Rockbeare Manor for £2 million, a Grade I-listed 18th-century house spanning 16,335 sq ft with 13 bedrooms, staff accommodation, and 57 acres. This property boasts a dramatic dog-leg staircase and views across its parkland to the hills near Exeter. In Oxfordshire, The Old Wharf in Shillingford is available for £1.95 million. This Grade II-listed property, measuring 4,829 sq ft, includes six bedrooms, river frontage, and 2.7 acres. Its interiors highlight the setting, with a vaulted master bedroom overlooking the gardens and river, and a self-contained annexe. Hampshire features Ciddy Hall in Liss for £1.925 million. This medieval hall house, covering 6,150 sq ft, has seven bedrooms, cottages, and 3.7 acres of grounds. It retains period charm with exposed timbers, flagstone floors, open fireplaces, and hand-carved panelling. Powys offers Llanerchydol Hall in Welshpool for £1.95 million. This Grade II*-listed hall, originally from 1776 and rebuilt in the Gothic Revival style in 1820, spans 13,974 sq ft with 13 bedrooms and an apartment within 73 acres. The property, featuring romantic turrets and castellations, includes a Japanese water garden and parterre designed by John Repton. The house is divided into East and West Wings, and the grounds comprise parkland. Aberdeenshire's Cairness House in Lonmay, priced at £2 million, is a perfect A-listed Georgian masterpiece covering 32,626 sq ft with seven bedrooms, a flat, an 18th-century ice house, and 16 acres. Guarded by sphinxes, it features elegant reception rooms with Classical references, an Egyptian room, an Etruscan library, and bedrooms with period details and en-suite bathrooms. In contrast, London's Hornton Street, Kensington, offers a maisonette for £2 million. This 1,548 sq ft property, occupying a Grade II-listed building, includes three bedrooms, a study, and access to communal gardens, situated near Kensington High Street. Lastly, Suffolk presents Babergh Hall in Great Waldingfield for £2 million. This Grade II*-listed hall, built around the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, spans 7,169 sq ft with seven bedrooms and secondary accommodation within 26.7 acres. It features Classical elegance with full-height sash windows and fine fireplaces. The grounds include gardens, paddocks, woodland, a pool, stable block, and a manège. #UKHousingMarket #LuxuryRealEstate #CountryHouses #PropertyComparison #RegionalProperty #HistoricHomes #Savills #KnightFrank

This article showcases six distinct homes across the United States, each characterized by its unique architectural style and meticulously landscaped gardens. The first property, located in Santa Rosa, California, is an 8-acre Mediterranean villa featuring a 26-foot octagonal tower that offers views of the surrounding forests and hills. The three-bedroom house includes marble floors, beamed ceilings, three fireplaces, a chef's kitchen, a breakfast room, a library, a wine cellar, and a sunroom. Its exterior boasts flagstone pathways connecting various patios, a courtyard, a wooded picnic area, a greenhouse, and diverse gardens, notably a rock garden. The second featured home is a five-bedroom modern Colonial in Harding Township, New Jersey. This residence opens with French doors onto a lawn adorned with two French-inspired stone patios. Inside, it presents an open kitchen-living room area with beamed ceilings and a central stone fireplace, a paneled study with coffered ceilings, a dining room, a media room, and a gym. The 3-acre property is extensively landscaped with shrubs and trees, further enhanced by a fountain, a small woods, and a turf putting green complete with two sand traps. Next is a four-bedroom Tidewater-style home in Weems, Virginia, whose formal gardens provide a scenic view of the Corrotoman River. The house is distinguished by heart-of-pine floors, custom cabinetry, crown moldings, multiple decks, and a chef's kitchen that seamlessly connects to a butler's pantry and the living room. The outdoor area features well-maintained lawns, vibrant flowers, shrubs, a fountain, oyster-shell walkways, and an arbor. Additional amenities include a screened porch with a pool and spa, and a deepwater dock equipped with boat lifts. A four-bedroom home in Minneapolis occupies a 0.23-acre lot, which is thoughtfully planted with flowers, vines, mature trees, and boxwoods. This updated 1926 house maintains its original French windows, interior arches, and glass-paned double doors, while also incorporating a modern open kitchen, a paneled study, and a master bedroom with a private porch. The exterior includes a small front patio overlooking Lake of the Isles, along with brick and stone garden patios in the back, one under an arbor, and a picnic patio with a grill. The fifth property, Bogardus Hall in Amenia, New York, is a six-bedroom Georgian house built in 1781 and expanded in 1871. It is set amidst wide lawns, mature trees, and extensive perennial beds. The house preserves historical details such as original fireplaces and a spiral staircase adorned with murals depicting life along the Hudson River. It also features a library-study, a full kitchen wing, a brick great room, and a wine cellar. The expansive 132-acre property encompasses woods, a trout creek, a two-bedroom guesthouse, and a three-car garage with an office, full bath, and car wash. Finally, a 1929 Normandy-style château in Mansfield, Ohio, stands on nearly 2 acres of landscaped grounds. This five-bedroom house has been modernized with a contemporary kitchen, wet bar, and security system, yet it retains its original central turret with a curved staircase, a steep slate roof, a Juliet balcony, frescoes, wormy chestnut-beamed ceilings, and a cellar room that once served as a speakeasy. The exterior boasts a sweeping front drive, a porch, garden beds, and a backyard with mature trees, a lawn, a patio, and carved-limestone elements, including a fountain. Each of these homes offers a blend of architectural charm and exceptional outdoor spaces, appealing to those who appreciate both refined interiors and extensive, beautiful gardens. #LuxuryHomes #LushGardens #ArchitecturalStyles #RealEstate #HomeDesign #LandscapeDesign #PropertyShowcase #OutdoorLiving #GardenHomes

This article highlights an enormous French chateau-style mansion located in Kleinburg, Vaughan, which has recently been listed for $11 million. The property, situated at 80 Orico Court, is a substantial 13,000-square-foot residence featuring five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The design aesthetic is characterized by ultra-luxury, with extensive use of white marble and opulent decor throughout. The exterior of the mansion is enclosed by iron fencing and adorned with columns and decorative dormers, enhancing its exclusive and grand appearance. An ornate gate further contributes to this sense of exclusivity. Upon entering, a grand winding staircase with a wrought iron railing dominates the foyer, which is paved with pristine white marble flooring and finishes. Adjacent to the main foyer is a formal sitting room, notable for its soaring ceiling heights and crystal lighting fixtures. Further into the home, a formal white dining room is presented with coffered ceilings and distinctive club-like blue ring lighting that accentuates the dining area. The gourmet kitchen is a prominent feature, equipped with a butler's pantry, marble backsplash, granite countertops, and high-end appliances. This space is described as opulent, featuring customized millwork around the island, ceiling trim, and the oven hood. The kitchen seamlessly connects to the formal living and dining areas, maintaining the consistent theme of coffered ceilings and crystal chandeliers. The primary bedroom is generously sized and continues the intricate millwork detailing. It includes a wrap-around fireplace and a six-piece ensuite bathroom. This primary suite also offers access to a balcony that overlooks the garden and backyard. The basement level of the mansion is extensively developed, providing a range of additional amenities. These include a gym, a wine cellar, a recreation room, a wet bar, a nanny suite, and a laundry room. For entertainment, the house features a private movie theatre, adding to its luxurious offerings. The wine cellar is designed to accommodate thousands of wine bottles, maintained at an optimal temperature. The outdoor area features a fiberglass pool with a matching cabana and waterfall features. The property spans almost two acres, and photographs taken in the fall showcase the surrounding natural forest. The annual property taxes for this opulent Kleinburg residence are approximately $30,000. #LuxuryRealEstate #Vaughan #FrenchManor #Kleinburg #MillionDollarListing #HomeDesign #RealEstate #OpulentLiving

This article explores three distinct properties across Michigan, Florida, and New York, each valued at approximately $2 million, offering a glimpse into diverse architectural styles, historical contexts, and lifestyle opportunities. Each property presents unique features, from expansive single-family homes to multi-unit Art Deco buildings and multi-structure compounds. The first property is a custom-built 1979 house in Ann Arbor, Michigan, listed at $1.99 million. Designed by local architect Don Paul Young, this five-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom residence spans 5,249 square feet on a 0.77-acre lot within the wooded Hillwood Preserve. Situated near the University of Michigan’s Nichols Arboretum, the home offers winter views of the Huron River and convenient access to the university campus and downtown. Recent renovations include new exterior siding, updated windows, and fresh oak flooring in key living areas. The interior features a grand foyer, a dining room with a 16-foot glass wall, a living room with a wood-burning fireplace, and three separate studies. The kitchen is equipped with a granite-topped L-shaped island, a Wolf range, and a Sub-Zero refrigerator, opening to a screened porch and ipe-wood patio. A dedicated guest wing includes a bedroom, bathroom, and office, with elevator access to all floors. The second level houses the master suite with a walk-in closet and private balcony, three additional bedroom suites, and a library connected to an indoor-outdoor exercise room. The finished lower level adds over 2,400 square feet, comprising a family room, office with a fireplace, full bathroom, and workshops, plus access to a three-car garage. Outdoor amenities include a large paved patio with a fire pit, surrounded by mature trees. The second property is a four-unit Art Deco apartment building in Miami Beach, Florida, available for $1.995 million. This 1936 complex, located in the Bayshore neighborhood, is two blocks west of Indian Creek and a short distance from Mid-Beach hotels and cultural attractions. The building totals 4,478 square feet and consists of four identical units, each approximately 1,200 square feet, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The units are sold furnished, and three are currently rented, with leases up to six months and rents ranging from $2,900 to $3,200 monthly. Each unit features a living room with wood floors and a decorative fireplace, a wood-floored dining room, and a kitchen with varying surfaces and appliances. Bedrooms include wrap-around windows and en suite bathrooms. The complex offers a shared garden with a seating area and grill, and street parking permits are available for residents. The third property is a unique compound in Shawangunk, New York, priced at $2.025 million. This 24.7-acre estate features an 1835 farmhouse and a recently built 2019 custom log house, collectively offering eight bedrooms and seven and a half bathrooms across 5,400 square feet. Located about 75 miles north of Manhattan, the property serves as the country retreat for an interior designer and her husband, designed for entertaining. The yellow clapboard-sided farmhouse, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, boasts a traditional double parlor with antique floorboards, wallpaper in modern Victorian patterns, and a kitchen with stainless steel and concrete countertops. The original kitchen downstairs has been converted into a “speakeasy” space. Upstairs, the master bedroom features hand-glued scalloped paper on a slanted wall, and the bathroom combines raw brick, patterned wallpaper, and concrete vanity. The log house, constructed from reclaimed barn wood, showcases eclectic design with botanical and animal-themed wallpapers, contrasting with the dominant wood-and-mortar aesthetic. Each upstairs bedroom in the log house has a private bathroom, and there's a main-floor master suite with a distinctive bathroom. Outdoor features include a hot tub, bandstand, fire pit, seating areas, and a paddock for animals. #RealEstate #LuxuryHomes #HomeDesign #MichiganRealEstate #FloridaRealEstate #NewYorkRealEstate #ArtDeco #HistoricHomes #LogCabin

The purchasing and customization of mega-mansions by the super-rich and famous involve intricate processes and extraordinary features, often highlighting a desire for privacy, security, and personalized luxury. Before even viewing a property, potential buyers, guided by experienced luxury real estate agents like Dolly Lenz, must typically verify their wealth through reference letters or bank statements. This stringent vetting process ensures that only genuinely affluent individuals gain access to these exclusive properties. Once qualified, clients often present real estate agents with extensive and sometimes unusual requests, ranging from specific musical instruments to perfume refrigerators or rooftop beehives. Many high-profile individuals prefer their teams to preview properties, often buying homes sight unseen to maintain their anonymity. Privacy is a paramount concern for many celebrities and ultra-wealthy individuals. They often employ methods like setting up trusts or limited liability companies to acquire properties, thus keeping their names off public real estate documents. This strategy allows them to maintain a low profile and avoid unwanted public attention regarding their lavish purchases. When selling properties, sellers occasionally sweeten deals with luxury incentives such as high-end cars, helicopters, or club memberships. Property flippers like Scott Disick often include all furnishings and art, providing a turnkey luxury experience. Upon acquisition, customization becomes a key aspect of mega-mansion ownership. Celebrities frequently invest heavily in transforming their properties to reflect their unique tastes and needs. Examples include rapper French Montana converting a lounge into a jungle-themed movie theater or a Bel Air mansion designed with gold fixtures, a 50,000-crystal chandelier, and a car viewing gallery. Many owners engage renowned interior designers like Martyn Lawrence Bullard or Kelly Wearstler to achieve their desired aesthetic. These designers often work with luxury brands to create bespoke environments that exude opulence and individuality. Beyond living spaces, mega-mansions often feature specialized areas for collections and security. Large, customized closets or 'glam rooms' are common, designed to house extensive collections of fashion items, as exemplified by Kylie Jenner's shoe and handbag display. The wealthy also curate enviable collections of cars, art, and unique memorabilia, storing them in bespoke environments, sometimes even featuring illuminated shelving for display. High-value possessions are often protected within luxury safes, such as Boca do Lobo's Millionaire Safe, designed for both security and aesthetic appeal. Garages are transformed into supercar showrooms, accommodating multiple luxury vehicles, as seen in Jeffree Star's pink supercar collection. Security and privacy extend to the architectural design, with luxury bunkers, panic rooms, and advanced security systems becoming standard. Companies like Oppidum create NATO-standard ballistic and blast-protected bunkers, built deep underground to provide safe retreats. Some homeowners implement extreme measures, such as bulletproof windows, underground bunkers, and fog systems to disorient intruders, like in America's 'safest home' designed by Al Corbi. Basements are often repurposed from storage into extravagant entertainment zones, featuring bowling alleys, sports bars, nightclubs, or casinos. Other over-the-top luxuries include car elevators for penthouses, quartz bathtubs, and solid gold finishes. The acquisition of surrounding land, as done by Oprah Winfrey, further enhances privacy and creates expansive estates. Celebrities also engage in property swaps, sometimes purchasing homes previously owned by their idols, and many are known for their generosity towards household staff, highlighting a sense of appreciation for their employees. #MegaMansion #LuxuryRealEstate #CelebrityHomes #HomeCustomization #LuxuryInteriors #AdvancedSecurity #PrivateProperty #AffluentLifestyle #WealthManagement

The Gilded Age, spanning the last quarter of the 19th century in the US, was a period marked by significant economic growth, industrial expansion, and a stark increase in wealth inequality. This era saw the rise of incredibly affluent families, often referred to as the top 1% of earners, who amassed vast fortunes from industries such as railroads, shipping, and banking. These newly wealthy elites, exemplified by families like the Vanderbilts, sought to display their prosperity through the construction of extravagant residences and the hosting of elaborate social events. The Vanderbilt family, for instance, owned numerous mansions, including ten (now demolished) on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue and the still-standing Châteauesque-style Biltmore Estate in North Carolina. Gilded Age mansions are architectural embodiments of the era's opulence, often drawing inspiration from, and even surpassing the grandeur of, French chateaux and Italian villas. This article showcases nine such historic homes currently available for purchase across the United States, each offering a glimpse into the lavish lifestyles of 19th-century American society at varying scales. These properties include a Beaux-Arts Manhattan townhouse, built in 1901 by Horgan and Slattery, featuring a Venetian Renaissance-influenced terracotta façade, oak wainscoting, pocket doors, and dramatic windows. Another property is an architect’s Italianate villa in Newport, Rhode Island, designed and built by Samuel Powel in the 1850s, which boasts a colonnaded veranda, lunettes above windows, and parkland grounds. Also highlighted is Emily Thorn Vanderbilt’s former summer residence in Massachusetts, an 1886 red-roofed, shingle-style country estate set on 89 acres in the Berkshires. This expansive property, known as renovated Elm Court, features over 65 rooms, including a stately ballroom, and grounds designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. A Park Avenue duplex in Manhattan, built by Beaux-Arts architect Stanford White, is presented with its grand salon, diamond-patterned oak-beamed ceiling, and a wooden staircase leading to a library mezzanine. A clapboard Italianate house in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill Historic District, dating back to the 1860s, is noted for its grand portico, sunlit parlor, restored mouldings, and a ‘secret garden’. Further examples include an 1885 Kansas red brick home with a deep veranda, tall windows, and a decadent wood-lined interior featuring a grand staircase and coffered ceiling. A white stucco Denver mansion, designed by Fisher & Fisher in 1904, showcases wrought-iron gates, crafted woodwork, and modern amenities like a retrofitted elevator, chef’s kitchen, and home cinema. A colourful, wood-lined mansion in Saint Paul, Minnesota, built in 1886, is distinguished by its vibrant green and orange exterior, natural and varnished woodwork, and a working pipe organ. Finally, a Detroit apartment located in the converted 1882 Frederick Butler House, drawing on French Renaissance Second Empire style, offers a gut-renovated condo that maintains its historic ambience with arched double doors, tall windows, and a marble and iron fireplace. #GildedAge #HistoricHomes #LuxuryRealEstate #ArchitecturalStyles #BeauxArts #ItalianateVilla #Mansion #PropertyForSale #USArchitecture

This article showcases a curated selection of six unique, rounded homes across the United States, highlighting their distinctive architectural features and picturesque settings. Each property offers a blend of innovative design and comfortable living, set against diverse backdrops ranging from mountainous landscapes to oceanfront views. The first home, Azura Gardens in Weaverville, North Carolina, is a 2022 monolithic dome home nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains. This Moroccan-inspired residence spans two bedrooms and features arched doors and windows, intricate woodwork, and a kitchen equipped with Turkish lantern pendants and a live-edge island. The property extends over 28 acres, including two guest cottages, pollinator gardens, a year-round creek, wells, springs, and trails. This unique dome structure emphasizes both aesthetic appeal and a harmonious integration with its natural surroundings. Next, in New Marlborough, Massachusetts, a curvaceous 1989 shingle-style home sits on nearly 14 wooded acres in the Berkshires. This four-story, four-bedroom house is characterized by turrets and arched windows. Its interior boasts an open kitchen with a Tulikivi stove, a sunroom, an atrium, a bricked lounge area, and a large indoor pool illuminated by skylights. The exterior offers a river with a bridge, expansive yards, and multiple decks and terraces, providing a tranquil and luxurious living experience. The third featured property is located in Kalamazoo, Michigan, approximately 15 minutes from the downtown area. This residence comprises a connected group of monolithic domes, built in 1977 by orthodontist Dr. Luther Bruce, and topped with copper-toned steel. The three-bedroom home, featuring seven orbs, includes arched windows, high ceilings, a contemporary kitchen, two living rooms, and a central spiral staircase crowned by a skylight. Outdoor amenities include a deck, a stone patio overlooking a pond, and an attached two-car garage. In Kilauea, Hawaii, a Balinese-style estate graces Kauai’s northeast coast, a short walk from Larsen’s Beach. Constructed in 2016, this home is a cluster of nine octagonal structures. Its five bedrooms are distributed across separate pods, connected by a covered breezeway. The main living areas, including the kitchen, living room, and dining room, are adorned with carved woodwork, decorative tile, French doors, sliders, and offer captivating ocean views. The nearly 3-acre property also features a botanical garden, a fruit orchard, and a yoga studio, encapsulating a serene and exotic living environment. The fifth home, built in 1975 in Nampa, Idaho, is a mid-century modern concrete structure with four bedrooms. This unique home showcases several curving walls and a partially spiraled green roof, alongside a circular library with a domed skylight. Spanning over 3,200 square feet, the interior includes cedar-lined ceilings, a glass-walled living room, and curled balconies. The property is surrounded by farmland and features a stock pond, raised garden beds, and a raspberry field. Finally, in Elk River, Minnesota, a renovated 1984 geodesic dome home is situated on 5 wooded acres, about 45 minutes north of Minneapolis. This three-bedroom residence features triangulated walls lined with light wood, skylights in the ceilings, and floating wood stairs leading to a loft. The downstairs area contains additional bedrooms and a second living room, while a screened porch provides views of the yard and mature trees. #RoundedHomes #ArchitecturalDesign #UniqueHomes #MonolithicDome #GeodesicDome #BalineseStyle #PropertyShowcase #LuxuryRealEstate #HomeDesign

This article showcases six rustic homes located across various towns in Wyoming, each offering unique features and settings. The first property, situated in Jackson, is a two-bedroom cabin spanning three acres with views of the Tetons. It features full-log construction, wood floors, exposed beams, a kitchen equipped with a Lacanche oven and range, a primary suite with a stone fireplace, and a wraparound porch. Outdoor amenities include a deck with a hot tub, mature landscaping, a grassy yard with a firepit, and a teepee for glamping. The second home, found in Moran, is a two-bedroom log house built in 1977, offering proximity to forest trails and Grand Teton National Park. Its main living space boasts oak floors, a vaulted ceiling, large windows, and a central river-rock fireplace. A back deck provides views of the surrounding woods, and the nearly one-acre wooded property includes a shed, a concrete slab for a garage, and a fenced area suitable for horses. In Alpine, a rustic modern home built in 2020 features two bedrooms and is within walking distance of Caribou National Forest. This residence includes a mudroom entry, high wood-clad ceilings, wide-plank wood floors, clerestory windows, and a woodstove. The kitchen is outfitted with stainless appliances, an eat-in island, and a dining nook with picture windows. A raised front deck overlooks mountain and forest views from the half-acre property. The fourth property is a Victorian home in Cody, dating back to 1918, which previously operated as a bed-and-breakfast. The renovated five-bedroom house retains period details, wood trim, and floors, alongside fresh cedar shingles and porch railings. It includes a commercial kitchen on the first floor, a finished attic, two laundry areas, and a basement studio apartment. A curved porch overlooks the lawn and mature trees, and a large fenced backyard contains a firepit and a guest cottage. Bondurant hosts a five-bedroom contemporary farmhouse, a 1970 home updated and located near the Bridger-Teton National Forest. This property, a 35-minute drive from Jackson Hole, features a main living area with oak floors, whitewashed wood beams, vaulted ceilings, and a stone-fronted fireplace. The chef's kitchen is equipped with a Wolf stove, a herringbone-tile backsplash, and an eat-in island. The 3.83-acre property also offers a workshop, garage, patio, lawns, and a pond with a sandy beach. Finally, an updated 1949 cottage in Afton, a four-bedroom home, is conveniently located near the town's amenities. It features wood floors, an open kitchen with a dining area, a living room with a dog nook, a primary suite with a walk-in closet, and a finished basement with a laundry room/workout space, bath, and storage. The fenced backyard includes a patio, firepit, kennel, and a lawn. #RusticHomes #WyomingRealEstate #CabinLife #LogHomes #VictorianHomes #FarmhouseStyle #CottageCore #LuxuryProperties #MountainLiving

This article details a luxury residential compound located on more than 150 acres in Maryland's Eastern Shore, designed by Purple Cherry Architects for CEO David Williams. The estate serves as a private sanctuary for family, friends, and colleagues, intended for holidays, celebrations, conferences, and reunions. The compound features a Georgian-inspired farmhouse-style main house, guest houses, a pool house, an entertaining barn, a pottery studio, a potting shed, and a carriage house, all arranged around a symmetrical grid of pathways. The sheer scale, meticulous attention to detail, and luxury finishes across all spaces classify it among the world's finest homes, particularly highlighting its exceptional capacity for entertaining. The owner's vision was to create a comprehensive hospitality experience, which is exemplified by the inclusion of not just one, but four dedicated cooking and preparation spaces, ensuring every guest need is met. The collaboration between David Williams and Purple Cherry Architects resulted in a magical estate. Cathy Purple Cherry, the founder and principal architect, provides insights into 10 key features that make this home ideal for entertaining, especially focusing on the four distinct kitchens. The main kitchen is spacious and impressive, designed with two expansive islands for socializing, working, and snacking. It features a custom Ann Morris pot rack with gleaming copper pans, a dedicated coffee station, a beverage area, a breakfast table, and a custom six-foot stainless sink. Large windows and an attached screened porch connect the space to the beautiful outdoor setting, while an upscaled potted plant introduces a tropical element. Cathy emphasizes that the main kitchen was briefed to offer serving, standing, and sitting spaces, creating a dynamic environment that combines all three functions effectively. The second kitchen is a dedicated pizza kitchen located in the basement, equipped with zinc table countertops for preparation, open shelving, and an authentic brick wood-fired pizza oven, catering to specific culinary desires. The third kitchen is a butler's pantry and prep kitchen, adjacent to the main kitchen, providing additional food preparation and storage space. This pantry incorporates a traditional farmhouse style with a central butcher's block, while subway tile backsplashes, stainless steel appliances, and industrial-style pendant lights add a utilitarian touch. Herringbone flooring completes the neat and practical aesthetic. The fourth kitchen, a guest kitchen, is designed for the exclusive use of guests, particularly families or those preferring to self-cater. It features pale wood open shelves and flooring, mirroring midcentury design elements found in the dining chairs and vintage lighting fixtures. A custom zinc island serves as both a dining and prep surface, reflecting the thoughtful planning of every detail to create a harmonious and comfortable guest experience. Beyond the kitchens, the estate boasts a double-height bar in the main house, envisioned as a 'playful end' for activities like darts and pool. This two-story, light-filled space features Douglas fir trusses and a hidden door to a basement wine cellar, enhancing the luxurious offerings for guests with architectural perfection and pieces from Currey & Company, Restoration Hardware, and Hickory Chair. A formal dining room, characterized by warm tones, varied textures, and natural materials, creates a cozy yet elegant atmosphere for dinner. Key furnishings include a custom table from Peterson Antiques, Ralph Lauren chairs, and chandeliers from Visual Comfort. The living room, with its ocean views, leverages floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors to maximize natural light and unobstructed water views. Its coastal-inspired decor, featuring pieces from Ralph Lauren, Hickory Chair, EJ Victor, and Visual Comfort, promotes relaxation. For quieter moments, a library offers a comfortable seating area with custom millwork, alcove shelves, and display spaces, equipped with O. Henry House wingchairs, Visual Comfort lighting, and a Lee Industries cocktail ottoman. The primary bedroom provides a relaxing retreat for hosts, featuring a private balcony with French doors, a fireplace, and a calm coastal palette that merges with the seascape. The estate's sprawling 150 acres include beautifully landscaped grounds, a large pool terrace, and a unique approach through farm fields and pastures, where pastoral sheep graze. The exterior of the main house reflects a traditional Georgian style with a casual feel, achieved through painted brick, vertical board and batten, and horizontal shiplap, with a white cedar shake roof designed to blend with the environment. The interior design cleverly uses millwork details to humanize the large-scale spaces, creating a feeling of warmth, comfort, and hominess despite the grandeur. #LuxuryEstate #HouseDesign #EntertainingHome #MultipleKitchens #MarylandArchitecture #GeorgianStyle #InteriorDesign #CustomHome #CoastalLiving

This article showcases a collection of luxurious equestrian estates from around the world, highlighting properties that offer both high-end residential living and extensive facilities for horses and outdoor activities. Each featured estate presents a unique blend of architectural styles, natural settings, and equestrian amenities, appealing to horse enthusiasts and those seeking a grand outdoor lifestyle. The tour begins with Hana Ranch in Hawaii, USA, a 3,547-acre property on Maui known for its panoramic ocean and mountain views. This ranch features an 1,800-square-foot ranch house, numerous farm buildings, 1,000 acres of forest, rotational grazing fields, and tropical orchards. Equestrian facilities include a rodeo arena, a stable block, and miles of riding trails, alongside an active calf operation. Next, a sprawling country house in Kent, UK, spanning 15 acres, offers a charming traditional residence behind electric gates. The 4,213-square-foot house includes an open-plan family room, five bedrooms, and farmhouse-style interiors. Its grounds feature seven paddocks with shelters, mature woodlands, and three stable blocks, one with a groom's residence, a small horse arena, and extensive trails. In Wellington, Florida, USA, a tailor-made farm designed for horse enthusiasts sits on nearly six acres. A modern, ranch-style home provides 3,639 square feet of interior space with four bedrooms, contemporary amenities, and a guest house. The equestrian facilities are state-of-the-art, including a barn with 24 padded stalls, a vet stall, two tack rooms, an office, laundry facilities, a medical room, a large covered arena, and 11 paddocks. Perl-Borg, Germany, is home to Gestüt Peterhof, a prestigious 74-acre estate and world-renowned dressage stable. Valued at €65 million, it features Olympic-standard dressage and indoor arenas, a lunging ring, all-weather gallops, and an equine wellness center with an aqua-trainer and infrared heat cabin. The Baroque-inspired main residence, seven guest houses, and a two-story clubhouse with an 80-seat restaurant cater to human comfort. A modern farmhouse estate in Milton, Georgia, USA, built in 2023, showcases 8,947 square feet of exquisite interior space with dramatic floating staircases, a huge kitchen, six bedrooms, and an infinity-edge pool. Its expansive grounds include a barn-like stable block with a soaring cathedral ceiling, an outdoor arena, tack room, and fenced pastures. Briallyn Estate in Queensland, Australia, a 190-acre rural property, combines natural beauty with timeless craftsmanship. It features a main house built with Gympie limestone, chapel-like ceilings, and a rustic gatekeeper's cottage. The estate includes eight dams, 13 fenced paddocks for cattle, a stable, tack room, foaling pen, sick bay, wash bay, and exercise arena. Red Fox Stables in Schoharie, New York, USA, covers 106 acres, offering a four-bedroom stone house, a two-bedroom apartment, an indoor pool, spa, games room, and movie theatre. Equestrian amenities comprise indoor and outdoor arenas, a 14-stall barn, heated tack rooms, six fenced pastures, and scenic riding trails. Rancho el Arco Valle de Bravo, Mexico, is a 65-acre rural property on Lake Avándaro, featuring rivers, lakes, forests, and waterfalls. The Tuscan-inspired main house has rustic stonework, natural wood floors, and seven bedrooms. The ranch also boasts a 'Palapa' social area, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, soccer field, paddle court, a nine-hole golf green, two paddocks, a riding arena, and stables for 10 horses. Finally, Gisele Bündchen’s 7.5-acre equestrian property in Southwest Ranches, Florida, USA, purchased for $9.1 million, includes a 5,200-square-foot modern home with nine bedrooms, a floating glass staircase, and a gourmet kitchen. The magical grounds feature soccer facilities, tennis courts, an infinity pool, outdoor kitchen, a 10-stall horse barn, a dressage arena, and extensive paddocks. Ardbraccan House in County Meath, Ireland, is a 250-acre stately home with an 18th-century Georgian mansion spanning 23,142 square feet. It includes a four-bedroom guest wing, a two-bedroom staff apartment, and four guest lodges, all featuring perfectly preserved original details. The grounds contain pleasure grounds, landscaped gardens, rolling pastures, and a historic renovated stable block, coach house, and stud farm. The article concludes with an equestrian paradise in Waikato, New Zealand, a 32-acre compound. It features a meticulously restored 1,959-square-foot villa with four bedrooms and 360-degree views. The estate's world-class equestrian facilities include a stable block with seven boxes, a wash-down area, a tack room, a large sand arena, a round pen, and 33 fenced paddocks. These properties represent the pinnacle of equestrian living, combining luxurious residences with comprehensive facilities designed for the care, training, and enjoyment of horses, set against stunning natural backdrops worldwide. #EquestrianProperties #LuxuryHomes #HorseRiding #CountryEstates #GlobalRealEstate #OutdoorLiving #FarmLife #ArchitecturalDesign

This article showcases six distinct properties across the United States, each embodying a modern farmhouse style with rustic elements. These homes are situated in various locations, including Washington, Connecticut; Garrison, New York; Bluffton, South Carolina; Sherman Oaks, California; Valley Village, California; and Atlanta, Georgia, offering a diverse range of settings from leafy, expansive acreage to more urban, tree-lined streets. The property in Washington, Connecticut, is a five-bedroom cedar-clad barn home constructed in 2008, set on eighty acres. It features a two-sided fireplace, a wood-beamed living room with glass doors opening to a covered porch, and views of a pond. The lower level includes a gym, game room, and an entertainment space with a bar. The estate also comprises a two-bedroom guesthouse, a pool, spa, patio, and an orchard, located near Lake Waramaug and New Preston. In Garrison, New York, a newly built four-bedroom home, known as The Garrison House, blends classic farmhouse details. Its interior is characterized by wide-plank wood floors, exposed reclaimed-timber beams, vintage fixtures, and a chef's farmhouse kitchen with a large, wood-topped island. The 2.74-acre lot provides a patio with a stone fireplace, grassy yards, mature trees, and a guest cottage, with proximity to hiking trails, a Metro-North train station, the Hudson River, and the cultural and dining amenities of Cold Spring. Bluffton, South Carolina, features an award-winning barn-inspired farmhouse from 2022, built with shou-sugi-ban charred cedar. This five-bedroom home highlights a living room with a shiplap ceiling, French doors, and a gas fireplace, adjoining an open kitchen-dining room. The property offers a private pool, firepit, gardens, and river views, within a resort community that provides various amenities such as restaurants, a spa, stables, and sports courts. A classic five-bedroom farm-style house from 1936 in Sherman Oaks, California, has been updated with contemporary features. This open-plan residence includes vaulted ceilings, four skylights, a floating central staircase, and a gourmet kitchen with Moroccan tiling, a glass-fronted bar, a large central island, and a built-in daybed. The exterior boasts a pergola, a gas grill and smoker, a salt-water pool, an outdoor theater, and a sports court, and is a short drive from the Getty Museum. In Valley Village, California, a 2019 four-bedroom farmhouse is distinguished by vertical board-and-batten siding and a front barn door. Its open-plan interior showcases exposed beams, shiplap ceilings, a chef's kitchen with quartz counters and a drinks refrigerator, and a living room with accordion glass doors leading to a covered patio. The landscaped property, situated 25 minutes from downtown L.A., includes a waterfall pool and spa, a built-in grill, and an orange tree. Finally, Atlanta, Georgia, presents a three-bedroom modern farmhouse built in 2021 on a tree-lined street in historic Oakland City. The home features an open main living space with a fireplace, a kitchen with an eat-in island, and a primary bedroom with sliding barn doors that open to a spa-like bathroom with marble tile and a soaker tub. The lot includes a covered patio and a large, fenced backyard, with downtown Atlanta located 15 minutes away by car. Each of these properties illustrates the enduring appeal and varied interpretations of the modern farmhouse aesthetic, combining rustic charm with contemporary living. #ModernFarmhouse #RusticHomes #PropertyShowcase #RealEstate #HomeDesign #LuxuryHomes #ArchitecturalStyle #FarmhouseRenovation #USProperties

This article highlights a 150-acre estate located at 313 Taylor Road, Peacham, VT, described as a rustic-chic farmhouse and family compound. The property offers an expansive living space of 5,500 square feet, featuring eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms. A central theme of the interior design is the artful use of worn wood, incorporating salvaged barn board walls, reclaimed pine flooring, and exposed hand-hewn timbers along the cathedral ceilings. This design choice contributes to a treehouse-esque ambiance, particularly appealing to younger residents for activities such as homeschooling. One of the estate's most notable features is its indoor pool, situated within a 40-by-60-foot solarium. This pool area is designed to resemble a waterpark, complete with faux and real rock and tree accents, waterfalls, and underwater lighting, offering both recreational and fitness opportunities. Beyond the main residence, the 150-acre grounds provide extensive outdoor amenities, including multiple porches, five ponds, miles of carriage roads, and natural trails. For equestrian enthusiasts, the property boasts paddocks and barn space capable of accommodating up to 20 horses, along with an indoor riding arena. In addition to the primary farmhouse, the estate includes three guest houses, one of which is a modernist cabin uniquely positioned above Ewell Pond. While the overall aesthetic leans towards rustic, the property also incorporates refined elements, such as mahogany entryways, cedar walk-in closets, French doors, and marble countertops. The interiors are further enhanced by hand-painted ceramic tiles in bathrooms and kitchens, contributing a Spanish farmhouse appeal, and a mix of modern glass globe light fixtures alongside antique pendant lights. The main house offers several inviting spaces for relaxation and gathering, including a double-sided fireplace, a completely skylit dining room, and a cozy reading nook. The generous expanse of the property allows for extensive outdoor activities, whether on horseback or on foot, providing a sense of seclusion and ample room to explore without needing to leave the premises. The article provides contact information for Wade Weathers at LandVest for further inquiries about the property. #VermontRealEstate #FarmhouseStyle #LuxuryProperty #RusticChic #IndoorPool #EquestrianProperty #FamilyCompound #HomeDesign #EstateLiving

This blog post highlights a colonial-style luxury home at 17 Cobtail Way in Simsbury, Connecticut, designed by architect Jack Kemper. The residence is notable for its architecture, floor plan, and mountain-top views, showcasing a meticulous attention to detail both externally and internally. The exterior features a granite stone facade, a portico at the main entrance, symmetrical design with large windows, two massive chimneys, a circular drive, and professional landscaping. The property offers panoramic mountain views from various vantage points, including a lower-level bluestone patio, a first-floor deck, and a second-floor deck accessible via a spiral staircase, with the latter providing the most expansive views. The interior of the home is equally impressive, beginning with an entry foyer inspired by the Governor’s Mansion in Hartford. This design choice ensures an unobstructed sightline from the front door through to the sunroom, which features an array of windows offering views of the valley. A prominent feature throughout the home is the use of random-width Georgia pine floors, which extend even into the bathrooms, contributing to a country estate ambiance. The only tiled areas are the mudroom and the sunroom, where the same stone used on the facade is incorporated into the interior design. The millwork is elaborate, including triple crown molding, wainscoting in formal rooms, five-foot-high beadboards in hallways, and dentil moldings in the formal living room, all contributing to a rich aesthetic. The first floor comprises formal living and dining rooms, each equipped with a gas-burning fireplace. The kitchen is spacious and well-appointed, featuring ample counter space, storage-rich cabinets, a brick accent wall with a fireplace, built-in double ovens, and a six-burner cooktop centered on a large island. High-end appliances, such as a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a Miele dishwasher, are also included. The kitchen connects to the dining room via a butler’s pantry, offering additional storage, and opens into a family room with a fireplace, cathedral ceiling with exposed wood beam trusses, and magnificent valley views. A home office with built-in bookcases and cabinets, located near the mudroom and a half bath, allows for business meetings without guests needing to access the main living areas. The first floor also includes a second half bath, direct access to a three-car garage, and a rear stairway leading to both the lower level and the second floor. On the second floor, the primary bedroom suite offers a large sleeping area with valley views, a spacious walk-in closet, and a luxurious spa-like bathroom. This bathroom features a centrally located jetted soaking tub, a large dual-sink vanity, a glass shower, and a separate commode room, along with a fifth fireplace shared with the primary bedroom. Four additional bedrooms are on this floor, three of which have attached full baths. Two of these bedrooms can form a suite via a pocket door, ideal for guests or multi-generational living, given their proximity to the rear stairs and garage. The lower level includes a large gym with durable luxury vinyl flooring and direct access to the bluestone patio, offering potential as a playroom. This level also houses a wine cellar, ample storage space, and a workshop. Outdoor amenities include a professionally landscaped 2.1-acre lot with a Japanese garden featuring a waterfall, two bridges, and a fish pond. The home’s location in Simsbury is considered ideal, with proximity to Avon, West Hartford, and Bradley International Airport. The Cobtail Way community is highlighted for its convenience to services and recreational facilities, such as public golf courses and equestrian centers. The property, built in 1998, has 12 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 2 half baths, and 6,725 square feet of living space, including the lower level. #LuxuryHome #ConnecticutRealEstate #TalcottMountain #ColonialArchitecture #CustomDesign #MountainViews #SimsburyCT #HighEndFinishes #LuxuryLiving

This article explores two high-end properties currently on the market in Atlanta, each exemplifying luxury living through a blend of traditional design and modern amenities. The first property, located at 41 Blackland Road NW in Atlanta’s Tuxedo Park neighborhood, is a 10,000-square-foot estate designed by William T. Baker and built by Cole Construction, with interiors by SOURCE. This English manor-inspired home features seven bedrooms, six full baths, and three half-baths. Its exterior boasts a fieldstone facade, hand-carved limestone accents, and a cedar shake roof. Inside, the residence is characterized by 12-foot ceilings, Venetian plaster walls, marble finishes, and custom wood paneling. The living room includes a sculpted plaster fireplace with a herringbone surround. The chef’s kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art appliances, Kingdom cabinetry, and brass fixtures, while decorative plaster ceilings enhance the dining room and primary bedroom. The primary bathroom offers a spa-like experience with a barrel arch and a free-standing shower. Amenities within the home are extensive, featuring guest rooms, a bunkroom, and a fully finished lower level that houses a media room, bar, gym, sauna, cold plunge, and golf simulator. An au-pair suite with a private entrance adds to its versatility. The 1.5-acre backyard is designed for entertainment with a covered porch, fireplace, stainless-steel gas grill, a walk-out pool, and a sports court. The second property, 550 Blue Heron Way in Milton, is a rare legacy estate situated on a private peninsula overlooking King Lake. This Havenstone estate spans over 22,048 square feet, offering five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and four half-baths. Its architecture is distinguished by a hand-chiseled Leuders limestone façade from a Texas quarry and old-growth cedar beams from British Columbia, seamlessly integrating indoor and outdoor spaces. The interior features hand-forged iron and bronze elements, including a sculptural floating staircase, and doors crafted from rare Andean walnut with Fiddes Old World wax. Flooring consists of 10-inch-wide American walnut planks, complemented by 19th-century French terra cotta and burnished European plaster walls. The great room is notable for its soaring cedar beams and a two-story fieldstone fireplace. The chef’s kitchen is a focal point with character-grade walnut cabinetry, a hand-hammered copper range hood, an ILve Majestic Italian range, dual Bosch dishwashers, and an Italian wood-burning pizza oven. The primary suite is a luxurious retreat with a hand-selected riverstone fireplace, private garden access, and a spa-inspired bathroom featuring a Kohler Aquatic massaging whirlpool tub, Picasso granite vanities, and an integrated steam shower. Additional features include a self-contained fourth-floor loft apartment with a full kitchen and elevator access, and a terrace level with a home theater, bar, gym, safe room, and wine cellar. The outdoor area is a 6,000-square-foot oasis with a multi-tiered pool, swim-up bar, underground grotto, lazy river, diving basin, and a natural hot springs-inspired spa, all designed with geological precision and advanced technology. #AtlantaRealEstate #LuxuryHomes #MansionDesign #ArchitecturalExcellence #InteriorDesign #HighEndAmenities #EstateLiving

This blog post highlights a luxurious 25-acre estate in Decatur, Texas, emphasizing its appeal for those seeking expansive land and a multi-generational home with resort-like amenities. The property is positioned as an ideal escape for individuals prioritizing space and privacy, especially with the rise of remote work. Located about an hour from Preston Hollow in Dallas and Rivercrest in Fort Worth, the estate also boasts convenient access to two private airports, making it accessible for travel while offering a secluded environment. Known locally as Casa de Fey, the estate is strategically situated between US 380 and 287, offering dramatic views of the nearly 40,000-acre Caddo-LBJ National Grasslands. This proximity to nature provides opportunities for fishing and wildlife observation, including white-tailed deer, bobcats, red foxes, and various birds. The listing agents, Eric Skeen and Pogir Pogir, describe the property as a magical experience that must be seen to be fully appreciated, highlighting the impressive scale and design of its buildings. Comprising four distinct structures, the estate includes a main house, a guest villa, a pool house, and a large barn. The centerpiece is a nearly 8,000-square-foot Mediterranean-style main house, characterized by custom stonework, stucco accent walls, arched windows, distinctive chimneys, and a terra cotta roof. Inside, the main level features soaring ceilings and reclaimed redwood floors, offering views of the surrounding grasslands. The design incorporates both grand and intimate spaces, suitable for large family gatherings or corporate retreats, as described by Pogir Pogir. The main house includes five bedrooms and bathrooms, with a second level featuring a spacious landing, a theatre room, and a home office. Balconies provide panoramic views, particularly stunning during Texas sunsets over the valley. The property is designed for flexibility and ample space, accommodating a large family. The pool house extends the living area with a seating area, game room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a lofted bunk space. Its unique design includes garage-style doors that can be rolled up to create a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. Adjacent to the pool house, a private patio features a hot tub, fire pit, and putting green, with an enormous sports court connecting the three primary living structures. Further enhancing the estate's offerings, the guest casita includes a fitness center, kitchen, and bathroom on its first floor, with a full apartment on the second. A significant advantage for potential owners is the eligibility for an agricultural exemption, allowing property taxes to be based on productive agricultural values rather than market value. This is facilitated by a 5,000-square-foot barn, which could support equestrian activities or other agricultural enterprises. The estate also boasts a substantial solar farm, providing complete power to the house, underscoring its sustainability features. This property combines luxury living with natural beauty, privacy, and significant sustainable attributes, available for $10.95 million. #LuxuryEstate #DecaturTexas #RanchLiving #MultiGenerationalHome #ResortAmenities #TexasRealEstate #MediterraneanArchitecture #SustainableLiving #AgriculturalExemption

NFL star Russell Wilson and his wife, singer Ciara, have acquired a new mansion in the Denver area for $25 million, following the listing of their previous Bellevue, Washington, estate for $36 million. This new Colorado residence, despite its lower price point, is considerably larger than their former home, spanning a massive 20,060 square feet. It holds the distinction of being the most expensive home ever sold in Colorado's history, surpassing the previous record of $15.7 million set by ex-Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan. The property is situated in Colorado's Cherry Hill Village, a neighborhood that is also home to other notable NFL figures such as Peyton Manning and John Elway. The two-story estate is designed to accommodate the couple and their three children: Future, Sienna, and Win. Although the mansion features only four bedrooms, it dedicates extensive space to various recreational activities and entertainment facilities. These amenities include a game room, a private home theater, a basketball court, and a yoga room. A notable feature is the 2,590-square-foot indoor swimming pool, which comes with its own pool house. The pool house offers ample seating and large windows that provide natural light, complemented by vaulted ceilings with exposed wood detailing that contrasts with the white walls. The grounds also encompass a hot tub and a spa. Adjacent to each other, the basketball gym and yoga room offer convenient access for pre-workout stretching. The yoga room is characterized by sleek white floors and walls, creating a clean aesthetic, and features a wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling mirror for form monitoring. A large window, made of sports damage-resistant glass, overlooks the two-story basketball gym, which includes one standard hoop and lined hardwood flooring. These spaces highlight the mansion's emphasis on both active and leisurely pursuits. The residence boasts an impressive twelve bathrooms in total, comprising five half-bathrooms, six full bathrooms, and one three-fourths bathroom, resulting in a three-to-one bathroom-to-bedroom ratio. According to a 2018 real estate listing, several bathrooms are elegantly appointed with natural stone countertops and flooring, effective lighting, and generous storage solutions. The primary bathroom further features a large jet-action tub. The dominant interior design scheme for most of the home consists of white walls paired with black accents, creating a contemporary feel. However, the presence of six fireplaces, exposed beams, and integrated smart storage systems contributes to a sense of warmth and coziness throughout the expansive property. A distinctive room within the mansion is the blue wood-paneled dining room, which also incorporates black accents. One half of this dining room is equipped with floor-to-ceiling shelves, which were shown filled with books in the original listing. Other walls in the dining room feature large paneled windows and glass doors that open onto one of the home's porches. The estate is set on a 5.34-acre lot, characterized by meticulously landscaped lawns and gardens visible from all angles. An outdoor stone fireplace is centrally located within a dedicated section of the garden, providing an additional leisure area. The extensive outdoor space includes a kitchen, multiple seating areas, and dining tables, offering numerous options for outdoor activities during Colorado's summer months. The European-inspired exterior of the home is clad in light brown stones, a material also utilized for some of the indoor fireplaces. The detached garage, which provides four of the nine total parking spaces, mirrors the main house's exterior and includes a guest apartment complete with one bedroom, one bathroom, and a full kitchen. This comprehensive array of features ensures a luxurious and comfortable living environment for the Wilson family. #celebrityHome #luxuryMansion #ColoradoRealEstate #homeDesign #interiorDesign #sportsStarsHomes #entertainmentRooms #EuropeanDesign #expansiveEstate