A Greek Revival American estate set in a picturesque part of Millbrook, New York. We love the exceptionally ornate millwork throughout the 9-bedroom home.
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Thomas Jefferson’s Palladian Residence is One of America’s Architectural Gems
Edgemont is a Jeffersonian jewel surrounded by 572 acres in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Cross Over Your Own Private Moat to Enter This Stunning Belgian Castle
This stunning Belgian castle is set on 37 acres of private parkland, near the medieval city of Gent.
This 17th Century Jacobean Manor Comes With its Own Dry Gin Distillery
On the market for the second time in over 400 years, the property was recently upgraded in a decade-long restoration project, which includes the addition of an award-winning gin distillery, Newton House Gin, and a speakeasy in the converted stables.
A Former President's Summer Home, Updated into an Elegant Sag Harbor Retreat
Designed by architect Steven Gambrel and featured in Architectural Digest, the property was once the summer home of Chester A. Arthur, the 21st President of the United States (1881-1885).
Hinwick House is on the market for the 3rd time in 300 years
Architect John Hunt of Northampton based the design on Buckingham House, which today forms the central portion of Buckingham Palace, the Queen's famous residence.
An Elegant Petit Château in One of the Largest Forested Areas Outside of Paris
The ivy-covered manor home comes with 44 acres of formal gardens and lush woodland, with direct access to the forests of the Château de Chantily, considered “one of the finest jewels in the crown of France's cultural heritage”.
A Muse, Mistress, and Patron of the Arts: The Story Behind Château de Menars
It’s any billionaire’s dream pad, but there is more to the story behind one of the few privately-owned châteaux in Loire Valley.
This Stunning Victorian Home Was Designed as a Gentleman’s Residence
It was named for the straight, flat section of road once a “fair mile” to test out a horse and carriage; later it became a notorious speed trap for the pioneer motorist, and today it is a part of the A307. The famous AA salute is said to originate here, not out of courtesy, but rather to warn drivers of hidden police patrol.
This Original Hamptons 'Summer Cottage' is the Ultimate Summer Hideaway
In 1994, the property was purchased by New York designer Joanne de Guardiola and her husband Roberto. This timeless Southampton property has remained essentially untouched since the turn of the century, and de Guardiola wanted the house to “retain its Golden Age magnificence” while updating it “in every way for a modern family”.