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The 25 acres of equestrian property and farmland were once part of a larger estate owned by Time, Life, Fortune and Sports Illustrated founder Henry R. Luce.
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Built in 2016 and recently redecorated, the transitional residence mixes modern and traditional styles.
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The ebullience of the residence, completed in 1962, is most evident in the entry hall and sunken living room, which are topped by a folded plate roof.
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Cresting the current for-sale market in Oregon’s largest metropolis is one listed at $8.999 million in the new Ritz-Carlton Portland Residences.
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The heart of Florence’s old town is a study in Italian history, art and architecture.
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The words “hunting lodge” don’t begin to do justice to a storied villa now for sale in the heart of Lesa, a village on the Italian side of Lake Maggiore.
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Rough-hewn wooden posts and rafters, a mottled tile roof and gentle curves in what looks like adobe give the guise of a much older structure.
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The neo-Gothic lodge was built in 1830 on the site of what had been a 13th-century Templar command post.
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The shoreline gently shifts with the tide on placid Martha’s Vineyard, encroaching on and then receding from the Massachusetts island.
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Just as some people amass high-performance sports cars or fine jewelry, a segment of the wealthy collects homes in the hubs where they spend time.
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Lakeside locations have long had their nostalgic appeal: swimming, water skiing and fishing outside the back door, tranquil views and lazy days spent close to nature.
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