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Blooming Homes for Gardeners
A curated selection of homes ideal for gardening enthusiasts includes properties in New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, New Mexico, Colorado, and Michigan. These homes feature greenhouses, raised garden beds, landscaped grounds, and outdoor living spaces. Each residence offers unique architectural charm and amenities tailored to nature lovers, from riverfront compounds to historic estates with formal gardens.
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Late Colts Owner Jim Irsay’s Lake House in Indiana
Jim Irsay’s Indiana lakefront estate, listed for $19.9 million, spans nearly six acres and features a European-inspired main residence with eight bedrooms, ten bathrooms, and expansive lake views. The property includes a wellness complex, entertainment pavilion, indoor pool house, guest house with eight-car garage, and the largest private dock on Lake Maxinkuckee. Recreational amenities include a bowling alley, arcade, shooting range, and club-style bar, all designed for generational living and hosting.
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El Palacio Blanco Is a Timeless Ibiza Masterpiece
El Palacio Blanco, a seven-bedroom villa in Ibiza, blends Moroccan architecture with Mediterranean tranquility. Positioned among the island’s highest homes, it offers panoramic views, two pools, a domed gazebo, and a central courtyard. The interiors feature a domed reception room, sculptural seating, and serene bedrooms. The property includes a housekeeper’s apartment, private well, and solar panels, and holds a rare tourist license, making it a coveted retreat.
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$475,000 Homes in New York, Ohio and Kentucky
Homes priced at $475,000 in New York, Ohio, and Kentucky showcase diverse architectural styles and settings. Featured properties include a former schoolhouse in Canaan, a semidetached house in Columbus, and a wood-frame house in Louisville. These listings highlight the appeal of affordable housing options outside major metropolitan areas, offering charm, space, and community-oriented living.
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Lars Wahlman’s Norhaga Countryhouse Lists in Sweden
Norhaga Countryhouse, designed by Lars Israel Wahlman in 1903, is a landmark of Nordic National Romantic architecture. Located near Falun, Sweden, the estate spans over 2.5 acres and includes a fairytale tower, music room, boathouse, tennis court, and private island. The nine-bedroom residence features natural materials, hand-painted motifs, and restored furnishings. Outdoor amenities include sunlit gardens, a dock, and a sauna, offering a serene retreat with historical charm.
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$300M Estate Sets U.S. Record: America’s Most Expensive Home Is a Heritage Alpine Compound in Aspen
Little Lake Lodge in Aspen, Colorado, listed at $300 million, is the most expensive home on the U.S. market. Spanning 74 acres, the estate includes an 18,466-square-foot main residence, guest homes, and staff quarters. Designed for multi-generational living, it features a private lake, infinity pool, trail network, and sustainable landscaping. Approved plans for a future residence enhance its legacy appeal, combining luxury, privacy, and environmental stewardship.
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Jim Irsay’s Real Estate Holdings
Jim Irsay’s lake house in Culver, Indiana, listed for $19.9 million, reflects his vision for a generational estate. The 13,956-square-foot home features European architecture, a wellness complex, entertainment pavilion, and expansive lake frontage. Amenities include a bowling alley, arcade, shooting range, and spa facilities. The estate combines luxury, privacy, and recreational features, making it a unique Midwest property.
Barbara Corcoran’s Neighbor Asks $11.5M for NYC Penthouse — After the ‘Shark Tank’ Star Found a Buyer for Her Own in 1 Day
Barbara Corcoran’s neighbor has listed a Fifth Avenue penthouse for $11.5 million shortly after Corcoran sold her own nearby unit in just one day. The 4,600-square-foot duplex features five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a greenhouse, and a terrace with city views. Corcoran originally discovered the apartment in 1992 while delivering packages and purchased it in 2015 for $10 million, investing another $3 million in renovations. She is selling due to the difficulty of navigating the curved staircase and has already secured a new single-story penthouse in the same neighborhood.
There Are No Dark Corners in This $6.5M Park Slope Townhouse with a Rooftop View of the Statue of Liberty
This sun-filled 1901 Park Slope townhouse spans four floors and 3,500 square feet, featuring a solarium, landscaped garden, and rooftop deck with views of the Statue of Liberty. The home includes five bedrooms, multiple fireplaces, a chef’s kitchen with high-end appliances, and a finished cellar. The rooftop oasis is equipped with a full outdoor kitchen beneath a wisteria-covered pergola. The property blends historic charm with modern updates like zoned central air and a security system.
South Fork Dream Home: in East Hampton, an Estate Within an Estate
Located within East Hampton’s Grace Estate nature preserve, this 8-bedroom, 8.5-bathroom home spans 8,500 square feet on 4 acres. Built in 2000 and named ‘Dancing Oaks,’ the estate includes a chef’s kitchen, multiple family rooms, and a wine cellar. Outdoor amenities feature a tennis court, heated pool, and two guest cottages. The property’s layout supports multigenerational living and offers privacy and proximity to nature, making it a unique retreat.
‘As Iconic as It Gets’: Rare Condo on Crooked Part of Lombard Lists for $4 Million
Perched on San Francisco’s famous Crookedest Street, this two-level luxury condo offers 2,844 square feet of elegant living space. The home features four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a serene primary suite with Bay Bridge views, and a private backyard sanctuary. Additional amenities include a shared roof deck, spa-like baths, and one-car parking. The property combines privacy with open-concept design and is located steps from North Beach and the waterfront.
