All in Oceanfront
Set high on Long Island’s southernmost bluff, this iconic Montauk estate boasts expansive Atlantic oceanfront views from a commanding position along 'The End’s' most coveted coastline. With rich history and unparalleled privacy, it’s a rare opportunity to own a true Montauk treasure.
The Summit at The Sanctuary on Loon Point is undoubtedly one of the premier estates on Padero Lane in Carpinteria, a celebrity enclave widely considered to be the epitome of luxury beachfront living.
Live out your Slim Aarons fantasy at this luxury villa rental in Capri. Walking distance to the Piazzetta, Villa Aiano is nestled in the hills of Capri and sleeps up to 12 guests in 6 bedrooms.
This 213-foot superyacht has been transformed into a floating masterpiece that combines elegance, luxury, and a fascinating Cold War past that has captured the attention of yacht enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
The Sandcastle is more than just a stunning beachfront property; it is a testament to the late Harry Gesner's genius and his commitment to sustainable design.
Listed off-market, the Italian Renaissance-style estate was inspired by Venetian palazzos, the great Renaissance villas of Europe, and the Moorish influences of the Alhambra palace.
Aston Martin Tower is a 66-storey luxury high rise in Miami and the first luxury residential development by the iconic British brand, inspired by the manufacturer’s mission of “taking customers beyond sports cars to express the company’s design and cultural ethos into other products and experiences.”
The Neo-Georgian stunner was built in 1939 as the summer home for Philadelphia’s prominent Leeds family and is on the market for the first time in over 80 years.
Offers 360-degree views from its mountain top setting on California’s Big Sur coast, the eco-friendly estate comes a well for water and solar panels, and is built into the landscape beneath a grassy ‘earth roof’ that provides insulation.
Back in the late 1800s and early 1900s, the most affluent families from Boston would venture north to build their “summer cottages'', inspired by the great estates of New England. Rock Edge is one of the last remaining of these iconic estates, built in 1911 for wealthy Bostonian Mrs. Marion (Appleton Coolidge) Sargent.
