Rumors are circulating that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may be looking to sell their Montecito mansion in an off-market deal. Whether the rumors are true or not, we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to feature this stunning property.
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Elk Run Estate Near Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Offering incredible views of the Teton Range, at the heart of the 127 acre estate is the impressive hand-crafted log cabin-style mansion.
Private Mansion in the Historic Centre of Avignon
The stunning property features the largest private garden in Avignon, a city in southeastern France known as the Gateway to Provence.
Linden House: A Late Philanthropist's Palatial Estate in Indiana
Proceeds from the sale of her estate will be used to fund an endowment for the not-for-profit, Christel House International, providing education and ongoing support for children in high-poverty areas around the world.
Careston Castle: The Crown Jewel of One of Scotland’s Finest Estates
Careston’s entire estate spans 1,528 acres and is being sold off in 8 individual lots—although, if you have a hankering to keep the impressive residential and farming estate intact, you can, for £11.3M.
A Montecito Legacy Estate With Panoramic Mountain and Ocean Views
Presented by Riskin Partners Estate Group, 888 Lilac Drive offers an unparalleled California lifestyle.
Elegant French Chateau Near Paris
The 7.41 acre estate is surrounded by a bucolic "Natural Zone", home to a renowned equestrian community and approximately 1 hour north of Paris.
Magnificent Italian Villa in the Veneto
The Palladian-style villa was built for the Contarini family in 1588, attributed to Vincenzo Scamozzi due to similarities in design to his other villas built in the region, although this is still much debated.
Louis XVI-Style Country Manor in Southwest France
The 13 acre parkland estate is located in Gascony, and offers the opportunity to also purchase the surrounding 370 acre agricultural estate, producing mainly wheat and sunflowers.
Magnificent 17th Century Jacobean Mansion in Wales
The Grade II* listed Jacobean mansion dates back to 1603, although the property was mentioned in the Domesday Book in the 9th century and has historic links to Rhodri Mawr, the King of all Wales.