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This timeless contemporary luxury home located at 1518 Bel Air Road in Los Angeles, California is the ultimate glamorous contemporary living. The open floor plan with state-of-the-art design seamlessly joins the outdoor living areas. A 70 foot quartz infinity pool faces breathtaking mountain top views.
With a 360 degree views from a hilltop in Rancho Santa Fe, California, this elegant and timeless luxury home was designed by Safdie Rabines Architects. The 10,000 square feet estate enjoys 6 bedrooms, 8 baths, 6 car garage, a spectacular swimming pool and patio terraces which blends seamlessly with the interior spaces.
Portabello Estate In the Corona Del Mar neighbourhood in Newport Beach, California is a luxury private sanctuary with astonishing recreational facilities. The flowing construction of the property is designed to blend with ocean waves and coastal rock formations.
Located at 9 High Point Road in the exclusive Bridle Path neighbourhood in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this luxury estate is the most expensive home in Canada listed at CAN$26 million (US$25.5 million). The property has 9 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, an indoor swimming pool, bowling alley, tennis court, cinema and a stunning concourse at the centre of the house.
This dream mansion surrounded by a moat located in Miami, Florida is the home of architect Charles Sieger. The French Chateau style residence is an impressive sight to behold.
Situated on a hill in Laguna Beach, California, this beautiful modern house with panoramic view is truly a dream home. All the rooms have wall-to-wall windows with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.
This stunning neo-French Renaissance Chateauesque style home located on Central Park in New York is one of the greatest residences in Manhattan. The list price for this property is US$12.5 million.
The Waterford Estate is a stunning 160 arce Shangri-La on Lake Erie in Vermilion, Ohio with 2,300 of waterfront, its own private beach and a marina. Built in 1991, the immaculately landscaped property was owned by the late Donald Brown, the inventor of the drop ceiling.
Designed by architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen, the home is a series of concrete “pods” connected by glass corridors. Some of the unique features of the property include a heliport, a airplane hangar, and a garage with rotating floor so that there is no need to back up your car.
Inside the 2-storey residence, the atmosphere is intimate even with its 100 rooms, which include 5 bedrooms, 16 baths, 3 kitchens, 2 kitchenettes, a wine grotto, a sauna, 2 elevators, a 40′ lap pool and a 20′ round indoor pool.
