Jackson Pollock’s Former Art Studio in a 19th-Century Greenwich Village Carriage House Listed for $8 Million

The Greenwich Village studio belonged to Alfonso Ossorio, an artist, collector and early patron of Pollock, who hosted the painter and his wife, Lee Krasner, in early 1951. During their stay, Pollock is believed to have produced a series of drawings, one of which later sold at Christie’s for $4.5 million.

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In the Sicilian Countryside Near Noto, a 19th-Century Aristocratic Summer Residence Overlooking the Mediterranean

Set in the Val di Noto, a region celebrated for its UNESCO-listed Baroque towns, the property was commissioned as a summer residence by two noble families in the late 1800s. It features grand reception rooms, shaded loggias, a panoramic tower and former stables converted into guest accommodation.

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High Above New Zealand’s Black-Sand Piha Beach: A Four-Storey Home Overlooking Lion Rock and the Tasman Sea

The Louises overlooks Lion Rock and the Tasman Sea, surrounded by native bush and subtropical gardens and set across 7 acres above Piha’s black-sand coast. One of New Zealand’s best-known surf destinations, Piha feels remote and raw, but sits less than an hour from central Auckland.

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A Country House Near London Built in the 1920s for an Industrialist Is Now for Sale for £10.5 Million

Just 15 miles from central London, Ripley Grange looks as though it has stood beside Epping Forest for centuries. In fact, the Tudor-style country house was built between 1928 and 1930 for industrialist Charles Frederick Clark, whose fortune came from carbon paper and typewriter ribbons.

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