A Traditional Southampton Estate
This classic Hamptons home is set on a private 2-acre lot in the prestigious Southampton village estates, just a block to the beach and minutes to the village center.
Newport House, an Elegant Country Estate
Newport House is a Grade II Listed Home with formal gardens set within a sprawling 427 acres of countryside near Herefordshire.
Denbigh Farm, Tommy Hilfiger’s Connecticut Home
With a Landmark Recognition status from the Greenwich Historical Society, the the property dates back to 1775 and was built by architects Albro & Lindeberg, whose work has iconized the American Country Home.
Cholderton House
Cholderton House is a 17th-century William and Mary style residence that has recently undergone an extensive property restoration by the award-winning architectural design firm Donald Insall and Partners.
Holmwood Country Estate with Modern Amenities
Listed by Bovingdons Estate Agents for £7,950,000, Holmwood was built in 2007 and designed by award winning architect Christopher Gregory of Danks Badnell Architects.
Serenity, a Contemporary Coastal Home
This 3-bedroom contemporary home is a monument to the beauty of the Wildcat Cove landscape in Carmel Highlands, built by Wallace E. Cunningham, Inc., a ‘Top 100’ designer by AD and ‘Top 30’ by the Robb Report.
The Great Hill Plantation, 1 Hour from Atlanta
Although it looks like it has stood for hundreds of years, this property is actually a newly-built Georgian style plantation home constructed with the utmost attention to detail and proportion.
What We’re Watching: NOWNESS: Great Gardens
These short 3-5 min clips take you through some of the most beautiful private and public gardens around the world.
Stonewall Farm, an Unparalleled Equestrian Estate in New York
Located just an hour from Manhattan and Belmont Park, this colonial plantation-style manor home sits on 740-acres with world-class equestrian facilities and tastefully designed living spaces featured in numerous publications.
Abbey Leix, an Irish Estate Home
“As few places elsewhere, Abbey Leix gives a sense of the longue durée of Irish history. Having been home to French Monks, O’More Princes, Ormonde Earls, de Vesci Viscounts, and a Welsh Knight, the house, its park and woods form a microcosm of our past.”