New York, New York | Sotheby’s International Realty – Downtown Manhattan Brokerage

Built in 1860, the six-story residence has undergone renovations by Studio SC to feature a host of luxe amenities.

This $35M Townhouse in N.Y.C.’s Greenwich Village Has a Private Rooftop Terrace – Robb Report

22-Acre Estate, One of the Largest in Palm Beach County, Lists for Sale – Mansion Global

A Revamped, Shingle-Style Sagaponack Home Dating Back to 1775 Looks for $12M – Cottages & Gardens

Netflix’s Hit Rom-Com Series ‘Nobody Wants This’ Filmed at This Newly-Listed L.A.

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Venice’s historic palazzi, with their grand facades and opulent interiors, are being reimagined for modern living, writes Mandi Keighran.

Venice, Italy | Venice Sotheby’s International Realty

Each year, as masked revelers fill the “calli” (streets) of Venice for the famed Carnevale, the city’s “palazzi’ (palaces) take center stage, their gilded halls and towering windows glowing with centuries-old splendor. These historic residences, once home to Venetian aristocrats, continue to enchant a new generation of discerning buyers who seek not only grandeur but also an evocative blend of past and present.

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Tucked amid farmland greenery in the sought-after Hamptons village of Sagaponack, this fresidence exemplifies New England charm while easily accommodating a modern lifestyle.

Among the delightful villages and towns strewn along on Long Island, Sagaponack is an esteemed burg whose history stretches back to the 17th century, when it was established as an area of charming homes and essential potato farms. A short distance from an idyllic Atlantic Ocean beach, this enchanting one-acre property itself dates to the village’s first century and the very early days of the burgeoning United States.

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The biggest names in luxury are expanding into residential developments. What’s on offer is a curated, wraparound lifestyle

Fendi Private Residences, Crans, Switzerland |  Steiger & Cie Sotheby’s International Realty

Today’s branded residences are havens that entice both brand loyalists and clients seeking a like-minded community. A branded residential property has subtle details that impart authenticity to every facet of living there. It might be in the stitching on a leather couch that echoes the craftsmanship found in a prized sports car, or bathroom fixtures that resemble a favorite handbag from an Italian boutique.

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Lafayette, California | Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty

Custom built for a corporate CEO, the manicured property in Lafayette has a putting green and a golf simulator.

This $25 Million Bay Area Estate Sprawls Over 10 Secluded Acres Outside of San Francisco – Robb Report

Historic 1780 Stone-Clad Farmhouse on 10 Acres Pending Sale in Doylestown, Pennsylvania – Pricey Pads

Chill Out in a Chic Chalet on the Market for $18 Million in Utah – Cowboys & Indians

Hidden Valley Ranch in Texas – Robb Report

$4.5 Million Architect Linda MacArthur-Designed Modern Brick Home in Marietta, Georgia – Pricey Pads

The European Homesteads Offering a Rustic Escape with a Luxury Twist – The Financial Times

850-Acre Historic Waterfront Estate on the Chesapeake Bay Asks $14.8M – Pricey Pads

$900,000 Homes in Connecticut, Washington, and Texas – The New York Times

250-Year-Old Virginia Mansion Sells for $20 Million – Mansion Global

Arnold Palmer Home for Sale – Golfweek

A Nearly $12 Million Wood Cabin Hits the Market in Teton Village, Wyoming – Mansion Global

The Most Expensive Homes for Sale on the Planet – Love Property

Lavish Homes for Wine Lovers – The Week

Arnold Palmer’s California Estate for $5 Million – Galerie

Luxury Outlook 2025: The White Lotus Effect is Real – Forbes

Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Stu Cook Selling Modernist Sarasota, Florida Home – Mansion Global

Stu Cook of Creedence Clearwater Revival Selling Sarasota, Florida Home – Robb Report

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A recent resurgence in everything from backgammon to chess is making its mark in home interiors, writes Kate Youde

A games room designed by Katherine Pooley at Château de la Croix des Gardes in Cannes. Photograph: Nico Wills

Whether it is chess or cards, Monopoly or mahjong, chances are you have a favorite game. And maybe even a dedicated place within your home to play it. Interior designers have noticed an uptick in requests from clients for games rooms in recent years.

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Stonehaven is nestled amid 18.43 acres of greenery and woodland in the coveted, celebrated Conyers Farm community.

Dating to the early years of the 20th century, Greenwich’s 1,480-acre Conyers Farm is an essential element of what is now known as one of the most exclusive, esteemed communities in the U.S. After some 20 farms were consolidated in 1904, it became a flourishing farm with a thriving apple orchard, a lake, multiple greenhouses, and land and barns where cows, pigs and poultry were raised and eggs, butter, and milk were produced.

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Carefree, Arizona | Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty

The solar-powered Carefree estate provides epic Black Mountain views via an open-air layout.

An Eco-Friendly Arizona Home Set on 22 Desert Acres Hits the Market for $15 Million – Robb Report

New Yorkers Have Gotten Philly Fever: Here’s Where They Should Look to Buy a Home – Mansion Global

Five Old Towns That Bridge Modern Living with the Past – Mansion Global

$800,000 Homes in Los Angeles, Long Beach, and San Leandro – The New York Times

Old Montreal is Like Living in a Slice of Historic Europe – Mansion Global

Live Large in This Log Castle – Cowboys & Indians

Orange County’s Top 5 Most Expensive Home Sales of 2024 – OC Register

Homes in New York’s Hudson Valley – The Week

$240,000 Homes in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Maryland – The New York Times

Historic South Carolina Home Rebuilt After the Civil War Listed for $4.9 Million – Mansion Global

Maine Home Sells for $12M After 90 Minutes on the Market – New York Post

Experts: 2025 Design Industry Outlook Optimistic with Caveats – Architectural Digest

How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Real Estate: Matching Buyers with Homes – PrimeResi

Americans Dreaming of an Ibizan Beach Home Should Get in Before the Party’s Over – Mansion Global

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The rich heritage and natural splendor of the Northern African country have long captivated artists from around the world, writes Mandi Keighran

Marrakech, Morocco | Morocco Sotheby’s International Realty

Morocco is a land of breathtaking landscapes, vibrant colors and timeless architectural splendor that has inspired creatives throughout history, from fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and painter Jackson Pollock, to pioneering Moroccan modernist artist Malika Agueznay. Today, the country’s heritage of craftsmanship and spectacular landscapes is attracting a new generation of artists—showcased annually at the 1-54 Art Fair in Marrakech, where leading Moroccan and international artists, designers and galleries converge to celebrate the nation’s creative pulse.

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High above one of the most prestigious addresses in Manhattan, this triplex penthouse virtually brims with elegant classicism and contemporary comfort and convenience.

Long recognized as one of the most prestigious addresses in Manhattan, Park Avenue has symbolized luxury and refinement for at least a century. During the 1920s, construction of residences along the avenue from Grand Central Station to 96th Street began, and today this span of the city is home to some of the world’s most precious real estate.

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