It’s next owner will be able to live out their West Wing fantasies on the West Coast, just a 30-minute drive from downtown San Francisco.
A Historic Edwardian Country House in Oxfordshire
The Queen Anne style property is approached via a lovely lime-tree allee, and nestled in 11.47 acres of grounds with impressive formal gardens.
A Period Townhouse in the Georgian City of Bath
The Grade II listed property is set on the lower slopes of Lansdown, in the heart of Bath’s most sought-after areas.
French Country-Style Estate in Orange County
The French country estate is tucked away on a private street in San Juan Capistrano, a city located along the Orange Coast halfway between LA and San Diego.
Baroque-Style Palace in the Anadia Region of Portugal
Set in a 9+ acre estate with beautiful gardens and a pool, Paço da Graciosa is located in the Bairrada region, between the 2 largest cities of central Portugal, Coimbra and Aveiro.
18th Century Chateau Set in the Dordogne’s ‘Golden Triangle’
The chateau is nestled in the heart of a 94 acre estate, located near the beautiful medieval town of Sarlat, the capital of Périgord noir in southwest France.
A Historic Long Island Estate Fit for ‘The Great Gatsby’
Three Bridges is exactly the type of mansion you would imagine inspired by Scott F. Fitzgerald when he was living in Great Neck between 1922-24—although this palatial Kings Point property wasn’t built until 1928.
18th Century Luxury Villa on the Tuscan Coast
Overlooking the Tuscan town of Pietrasanta, the luxury villa offers striking views over the Tuscan coastline to the south and the Ligurian coastline to the north.
Outstanding Private Mansion in the 16th Arrondissement
The iconic residence was built in the 20th century and is steps away from the Jardin du Ranelagh, a famous park designed by Georges-Eugène Haussmann in 1860.
The Slim Aarons’ ‘Poolside Gossip’ House in Palm Springs
The Kaufmann Desert House—made famous in Slim Aaron’s ‘Poolside Gossip’ in 1970— was built in 1947 as a vacation home for department store magnate Edgar J. Kaufmann, designed by architect Richard Neutra who worked under Frank Lloyd Wright before starting his own firm in 1930.