Aston Martin Tower is a 66-storey luxury high rise in Miami and the first luxury residential development by the iconic British brand, inspired by the manufacturer’s mission of “taking customers beyond sports cars to express the company’s design and cultural ethos into other products and experiences.”

The contemporary mansion is set in a 1.1 acre lot high in the Bel Air hills and offers 360-degree views over Los Angeles, from the snow-capped mountains to the Pacific Ocean.

The 6-bedroom family home is set on the western terrace of Brompton Square and offers lovely views over the garden square and the Brompton Oratory.

Renowned for being an architect of the old school, James Means reconstructed this timeless residence using reclaimed materials from the previous home torn down in 1963, designed by prominent architect Neel Reid in 1912.

The Cole House was built by the late Harry Gesner, a legendary California architect in 1957 and offers panoramic views over the entire city of Los Angeles towards the Pacific Ocean, just minutes from Sunset Blvd.

Completely enclosed in class, this NYC penthouse offers 360° views on the Upper West Side overlooking the Hudson River, George Washington Bridge, and New York City.

Marketed as a hybrid office with a 3-bedroom, 4-bath residential penthouse in West Chelsea, the former warehouse underwent a decade-long, multi-million dollar restoration in 2008, sparing it from the wrecking ball.

The French-Normandy manor was built in the 1930s by American architect Albert Farr and reflects the grandeur of Old San Francisco, complete with magnificent Golden Gate Bridge views.

This Los Angeles home is located in one of the city’s most exclusive neighbourhoods, just a couple of doors down from the iconic Hotel Bel-Air.

Designed by George Gilbert Scott and built in 1873, St Pancras Chambers is one of the most revered gothic buildings in the world and one of the most unique properties for sale in London, England.