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There is a feeling you get the moment you walk into some places and honestly this high floor condo at Apogee in Miami Beach does exactly that. The elevator opens right into the apartment and I actually found myself pausing just to catch a deep breath and look out over the view. You have sky and water all around. Standing there you see Biscayne Bay spread far out with boats dotted across it and the ocean behind. The wraparound terrace here is really something. It runs the entire length of the apartment and is deeper than you ever expect so you just naturally end up out there every morning or in the evenings just watching the sun show off across the water. I had a coffee out there one afternoon and it was just quiet and peaceful. Miami feels buzzy but up here it melts away. Inside it honestly feels like a real home. The ceilings are tall so nothing feels cramped and the light through the floor to ceiling glass means you are basically awash in sunshine for most of the day. I remember how the air felt cooler in the afternoons with the breeze coming in if you leave the terrace doors open. The layout gives you a lot of privacy too which is good for families or even if you just like your own space. Sometimes high end condos in Miami feel like they are made for parties but not for real living. Here the kitchen actually feels like somewhere you would cook a big meal not just heat something up. The living spaces blend into each other easily so you are not boxed in and you can keep an eye on things going on in the rest of the apartment but it is also just easy to close a door and step away for quiet time. Bedrooms all look onto the ocean or bay so you almost always wake up to light and water. There is something pretty special about that. No matter how your day starts it is hard not to feel lucky when that is your view. The ensuite bathrooms are spacious and practical. You will notice the finishes are all top quality but never flashy. It just feels calm and designed for real people who want somewhere to live and relax. You also get a private two car garage and it is air conditioned so you never have to climb into a hot car even in summer which makes it just that bit more comfortable. Some residents here use it for bikes or paddle boards or even a spot for painting or tinkering. Apogee is known for being exclusive with only sixty seven residences so you always get a sense of privacy and it never feels crowded. Security is serious but not intrusive and you really do feel tucked away from the rest of Miami. You can walk outside and be in South Pointe Park in about a minute. The park is great for afternoon walks or letting kids run around. Sometimes you see families with picnic blankets and kids zooming by on scooters. The beach is right there too you can wander down for a swim or just to put your toes in the sand. There are plenty of restaurants nearby so dinner out is always easy and some evenings you just hear laughter from the terraces around as people unwind. I think 1401 at Apogee is just that rare place where everything lines up for comfort and lifestyle without feeling like you have to be on display. Whether you are making a full move to Miami or just want an easy home when you visit the city it makes sense. The only way to know if it is right for you is to come take a look in person and just see how it feels. Reach out anytime if you have questions or just want to walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always here to help and make your next step feel as simple as it should be.

High Floor Miami Beach Condo For Sale 800 S Pointe Dr 1401

Some homes just have this sense of calm the minute you step through the gate. That is exactly how it felt at this five bedroom farmhouse on Scuttle Hole Road in Bridgehampton. Maybe it was the scent from all the old trees or the way the garden kind of wraps itself around you. I found myself wanting to slow down and just listen for a second. You can almost forget the Hamptons buzz is only a few minutes away. This is that rare spot that actually feels private and comfy while still being right in the middle of the New York lifestyle everybody wants. So this place sits on about an acre of really lush land in a neighbourhood that is honestly as classic Hamptons as you get. You can see the love that went into every corner. The outside has these soft grey clapboards and a darker tiled roof, so it keeps that traditional farmhouse vibe most people dream about. There are hedges and all kinds of pretty plants and massive old trees everywhere. I stood by the Belgian block courtyard one morning and just watched the light filter through the leaves. Nice way to wake up. Walk in through those classic glass panel doors and everything changes because you get this wide atrium flooded with daylight. It is actually two farmhouses connected, but the way they tied it all together makes it feel like it is just always been one big, bright home. All the wood throughout is warm. You see it in the floors, the furniture, the ceilings with exposed beams. It manages to feel elevated, but not fussy. It is almost like every room is inviting you to grab a book or just sink into the couch for a bit. You get a real brick fireplace in the big living room. There is something about having that sort of original detail that gives a house a soul. Right next to it is the formal dining. The kitchen is one of those spots where you could really cook a meal, not just reheat takeaway. White cabinets, granite counters, everything feels easy to move around. Those appliances also are high end, so it is ready for actual cooking sessions or just coffee and bagels in the morning. Sometimes you look out the window and see bunnies hopping past the fence, which is just one of those little moments. The separate home office is not some afterthought. Turns out it used to be a master suite, so it has high vaulted ceilings and its own stone fireplace and bath. Mornings here feel especially quiet, like nobody knows you are working away. One thing I liked is how the guest master has these cozy corners, especially a window seat where the afternoon sun just pours in. That bath really feels special with antique details like the marble topped vanity and leaded glass. You probably will feel like you are at some kind of boutique hotel, except you never have to leave. There is a private office that opens right to the garden and pool, and above the garage another whole guest suite that feels more like a hidden getaway. Vaulted ceiling, its own kitchenette, a terrace up in the trees. You look out and it is just green as far as you can see. Now about the outside, almost every inch is covered in these clever little groves of shrubs and rows of mature trees so you always feel tucked in and separate. The vintage trees right next to the house throw down big patches of shade that make it all feel cool and breezy, even on really hot days. The pool is not some cookie cutter rectangle. It is this lovely freeform spot, curving under big branches, and there is a two story pool house too. Downstairs you get a stone finished lounge that leads out to the lawn and upstairs a cozy bedroom and full bath with its own terrace. Sometimes you notice kids biking along the lane or neighbours walking their dogs in the evening. Bridgehampton is that part of New York where a farmhouse does not just mean land. It means weekends at the bakery, local farmstands close by, sunsets you do not need to leave the garden to see. This home could be a main residence or just a weekend escape. Either way it is real, not just a showpiece. Best way to know if this feels like home is to come see it for yourself. Let me know if you are curious or want to walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com, we do our best to keep things easy and low key so you can just figure out what is right for you.

Five Bedrooms Beautiful Home in 1904 Scuttle Hole Road, Bridgehampton

Sometimes the first thing you notice when you walk into a place is the feeling that life might just be a bit easier here. That was exactly how it felt for me stepping into this five bedroom villa at 9001 Collins Ave S 201. The sound of the Atlantic sort of hums in the background and there is a softness to the air you get on this stretch of Miami. Florida living just feels different when you are surrounded by the ocean on one side and the buzz of Miami&#039;s best neighborhoods not far away. This is a home where every little thing feels thought out but nothing feels forced or overdone. The entrance is private and kind of grand but not too formal. You open right into a space that draws your eyes out to the ocean through huge glass doors. Sometimes the light is just perfect here late in the afternoon as it floods in and bounces across the stone floors. I found myself just wanting to stand for a while and watch the waves move. Every room on this level has that view actually. It is one of those places where the outside is always right there with you even when you are inside getting ready for the day or just reading in the corner of the living area. The heart of this villa is really the kitchen because it is open but also a spot you can cook for friends or just make coffee in the morning and not feel like you are on display. There are finishes you only see at homes like this. Even the appliances feel more solid and a little more silent than you expect. You do not have to be a chef to feel comfortable here but if you love to cook you might finally try those recipes you keep saving for a special occasion. The dining area wraps around so you can keep chatting with people on the terrace or in the living area. Entertaining is easy even if all you want to do is slice up a pineapple and pour a drink. Now about the terrace. Honestly, that is the spot where most people seem to drift toward, especially in the evenings. You have this big expanse that just floats above the ocean and it seems almost private even though you are in the center of everything. I watched a few boats drift by and caught the scent of sea air. You get your own private pool out here which is rare for Miami villas at this level. It feels like a resort but snug and personal too. Sometimes you forget your phone and just listen to the water. Five bedrooms can sometimes feel like a lot but here it just makes sense especially if you like to have people visit or maybe want a work space that does not have to double as a guest room. Each bedroom has its own bathroom and they are designed so you do not even notice the details at first. The feeling is just calm and a bit luxurious. One of the rooms faces the sunrise and if you leave the window open even a little the breeze rolls through really gently in the morning. The closets are generous and built for real living not just staging. You get all the extras you expect from Four Seasons living. The concierge is truly helpful. I hung around in the lobby and saw people stopping to chat with them about dinner reservations and even helping someone with a last minute request for a birthday cake. The two on site restaurants are actually good which is not always the case in branded buildings. That is a surprise you might appreciate on nights you just want to step out for a bite. Shops are downstairs and you are never far from the best of Miami but you honestly might stay put more than you think. The whole community feels tucked away from the rush yet still close to everything. Little stuff makes this place better. The pool tiles never get too hot. I noticed that walking barefoot across them. Sometimes you see kids biking near the entrance in the evening. Getting down to the ocean is just easy no fuss or crowd. Parking is simple and the lobby always smells good like a spa or sometimes a bakery on Sunday mornings when they bring out pastries for residents. The only way to know if this villa on 9001 Collins Ave S 201 feels right for you is to come and walk through. Ask whatever you need or just stop in for a look. At LuxuryProperty dot com we are here to help you find the home that fits your life not just your checklist.

Ocean View 5 Bed Villa At 9001 Collins Ave S-201

There is something about homes in the Hamptons that just makes you relax. Even before you step inside this three bedroom villa at 76 Pierpont Street in Southampton you might feel it. The neighbourhood feels calm. It is that mix of old world charm and a little buzz of the beach hanging in the background. You are only a quick drive from Main Street with its shops and restaurants plus the famous Hamptons beach is so close you can almost smell the salt in the air sometimes when the wind hits right. Walking up to the front door you notice the classic look. The wide steps lead to a columned entryway that just gives off that timeless East Coast feel. Roof tiles and a big chimney almost make it hard to remember which year you are in. Some houses try to be impressive and end up feeling cold but not this one. As you step in there is this laid back charm to the interior. Lots of light wood floors that seem to soften every step. In the foyer I caught myself tracing the patterns on the wood for a moment. It is not flashy but there is something quietly classy in how everything comes together. Inside you have three genuine bedrooms. The master suite lets you have mornings by the fire or you can just throw open the doors and step onto the terrace first thing. Small details like the gently coloured walls bring in plenty of light even on a cloudier morning. Every bedroom feels like the kind of place where you can just fall into bed after a long day in the sun. Common rooms feel easy to live in. The living room has that casual comfort. You get another fireplace here too and even though I can picture winter afternoons I think you will find yourself using it all year. The formal dining room connects naturally to everything else so hosting friends is simple. Then there is the great room where everyone always ends up just hanging out. You will see what I mean if you come by. It opens up to the garden through sliding glass doors and sometimes those doors are open all day when the weather is good. Now about the kitchen. Some places look nice but feel awkward. Not here. The kitchen in this Southampton villa has real space for cooking, white cabinetry that always seems clean, and stainless steel appliances you will actually want to use. The island is more than just a cooking surface. You will find yourself having coffee there in the mornings or helping kids with homework after school. But what really makes this home in the Hamptons special is everything outside. The plot is huge for this part of New York. You get almost one and a half acres and you really feel it. I walked around and it was so quiet you just hear birds and sometimes distant laughter from neighbouring gardens. The pool just grabs your attention right away. Set in the centre of the backyard surrounded by trees and green hedges it just pulls you out of the house. Even in the height of summer it never seems too busy. Kids will run out straight from the living room to the water. Adults might bring a book and lose track of time in the shade. One part of the house looks straight out onto a private garden with hedges that keep things peaceful. There is also a glass walled courtyard at the centre where you can have breakfast or just escape with a cup of tea. You are not just buying a house for sale in Southampton you are really investing in the Hamptons lifestyle. Brunch at a Main Street cafe is around the corner and there are bikes everywhere on summer afternoons. The beach is never far. Weekends get slow and you get used to it fast. Honestly the only real way to know if this villa feels right is to come visit and see for yourself. If you want to look around or have any questions just let us know. We are always here at LuxuryProperty and want your next move in New York to feel easy and comfortable.

Fabulous 3 Bedroom Home at 76 Pierpont Street, Southampton in New York

Sometimes when you walk into a place you kind of stop in your tracks before saying anything. This six bedroom villa in Miami is exactly like that. There is so much glass and sky and water around you that honestly for a moment you do not even remember if you are still in the city. You just feel floaty up in the air but quiet at the same time. I spent a while leaning on the railing of the balcony looking out at those crazy endless ocean views with just the sound of the breeze. Miami gives you a different kind of sunlight too. It moves around all these rooms in a way you do not always see. You get a sense that every day would just feel a little brighter in this sky home. This is not your usual villa. You are up in the clouds with two full stories. There is space to really spread out and do your thing. I noticed straight off that you could easily gather everyone for a game night in the main great room or just find your own spot by the fireplace for a quiet coffee in the evening. The den is tucked away and honestly I could see that being the place where you finally finish that novel or maybe set up a genuine home office. The kitchen is nothing like those shiny show kitchens you see in brochures. You have a La Cornue gas stove and a pizza oven tucked near the summer kitchen. You might honestly end up cooking more than ordering out which says a lot in Miami with so many restaurants around. Plus it is all fully furnished by Luxury Living so you really just need to pack a bag and move in. There was a toothbrush in a glass by the sink which kind of says it all. There are six bedrooms so plenty of room for family or guests or even if you want to keep one as a nap room. Seven full baths and two powder rooms mean that morning rush hour is just not going to be a problem here. Even the staff quarters are thoughtfully set up. I have seen a lot of places say they have a fitness room and then it turns out to be one treadmill by the boiler. Not here. You could actually train here. Toss in your own private spa and sauna as well and suddenly those gym memberships seem a lot less interesting. After a long day you pretty much just float from the sauna to a cold drink by the window with the city lights below you. It is easy to forget about your phone for a while. The lifestyle you get is something different altogether. You are part of a community with about forty five thousand square feet of club style amenities. I mean where else can you start your morning with a swim in one of three pools or grab brunch at one of five actual restaurants without leaving your own grounds. Sometimes I saw kids splashing around on the waterslide or families having ice cream by the beach club on my visits. There is even a bowling alley. Once I walked into the ice skating rink just to see if it was real and, yes, you really can skate in Miami. There is even a FlowRider if anyone is into surfing. If you want to get out for the day the house car is a Rolls Royce, which is probably just as smooth as it sounds. Honestly the best part is how this space can be whatever you need it to be. Big family gatherings. Quiet evenings alone with music and the doors open. That rare place where you can have fun or just rest and reset. You never feel boxed in or overwhelmed. Even getting to the beach is a five minute walk at most. There are always little things to discover outside too. The coffee shop on the corner gets busy but the pastries are worth it. The only real way to know if it fits is to come see it for yourself and walk through. If you want to ask questions or just hang out for a bit in the living room let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next move to feel right and easy. You will know it when you feel it.

6 Bed Furnished Sky Home For Sale In Miami

Some places have this gentle hush as soon as you open the door and, honestly, this waterfront six bedroom villa at 6946 Sunrise Court in Coral Gables does exactly that. I remember walking in on a quiet morning and the natural light just pulled me straight down the hallway toward the water. It is tucked away at the end of a peaceful cul de sac inside Sunrise Harbour, so you barely hear a car or anything except birds and a few soft waves. You get this feeling that the house truly belongs here on its southeast corner, with all that bay opening up in front of you. That long stretch of waterfront is something you just do not see much anymore. It wraps nearly around the whole backyard, and the water here is so calm you can actually hear the boats gliding by sometimes. There is a brand new dock that I noticed runs almost the length of the lot so even a big yacht feels right at home. You really get to watch the sunset paint the bay every evening. It is hard to not just stop and stare for a minute. Inside, you will see right away somebody paid a lot of attention to how people live day to day. Carmen Alcaraz Gomes from CG1 Design created something that feels modern but not cold at all. It is open but there are quiet spaces too – you have high ceilings in the lounge and these glass doors that you can slide away almost completely, letting the outside in when the weather is just right. Kitchens sometimes feel like a showpiece but here you feel you could actually cook with friends. The Miele appliances are all top end, and the center island is big enough for a real cooking session, not just coffee and toast. There&#039;s a little breakfast nook at the window and I could see myself lingering there on a lazy weekend, just watching boats drift by. One of my favorite touches is the wine cellar – it sits behind glass so you can see every bottle you have, and it almost feels like art by itself. There&#039;s a private elevator that tucks away nicely so you do not even notice it until you are carrying groceries or tired from a workout. Plus, the three car garage actually fits three proper cars, not just two and some bikes. The master suite is up at one end for real privacy and it has two separate walk in closets, which is unusual. There&#039;s a balcony off the bedroom – honestly you could have your first coffee out there and nobody would know you&#039;re up yet. The bathroom feels like a retreat. There&#039;s a big shower and a jacuzzi tub for two, so you do not feel like you are squeezing anything in. All the terraces out back are perfect for get togethers or just stretching out next to the pool. I stood there as the sun dropped and the sky went all pink and orange, and you really do feel like you could host the best summer parties. Or just have a few friends over for pizza and nobody would mind because every seat has a view. Living in Coral Gables is just easy. You are close to green parks and little shops with good coffee. The schools nearby are some of the best in Florida. You see kids biking down the street in the afternoons and folks walking dogs by the water early in the morning. Miami itself is never far if you want real city energy but most days it is nice to come back here where the pace slows a bit. Honestly, you only know if a place feels right when you see it in person. If you have questions or want to wander through and see how the light falls in the living room, just let me know. We always try to keep things comfortable at LuxuryProperty.com so your next move really does feel like coming home.

Waterfront 6 Bed Home At 6946 Sunrise Ct, Coral Gables

There is something easy about this place the minute you find yourself on Los Pinos Place. It is almost surprising how quiet it is considering you are in Miami just minutes from all the city can toss your way. Gated and tucked back on a peaceful street in Cocoplum this five bedroom villa is really about taking time to slow down. I remember walking through the main doors the first time and pausing right in the entry foyer. The light hits different here in the afternoon. You just want to stop and look out toward the water and realize you are not in a rush. The whole villa is set up so nothing feels cramped or forced. You get nearly 130 feet of water frontage and a private dock that is more like a real launching spot for all those weekends with family or friends. It is not just a tiny deck either this is a full proper dock where you can actually picture your boat waiting. Maybe sometimes you will sit with your coffee and just watch the water roll by and maybe you will even catch a neighbor heading out to the lagoon for fishing or just to enjoy the day. You have direct access to the ocean from right here. That is a real bonus if you love being on the water or just want that option for when the mood strikes. Inside you can feel that this is brand new construction. Everything is clean but does not feel cold like some new builds can. There are high ceilings and big windows that feel inviting but not too flashy. The two story layout flows in a way that makes sense for everyday life but it is also perfect when you want to host people. Little touches show up everywhere. For example every bedroom has its own en suite bath so no rushing in the mornings or sharing unless you really want to. The master suite feels especially set apart with double walk in closets that could actually hold all your things steam room which honestly feels like a hotel perk and this big terrace that is surprisingly private even with all the views. The kitchen does not just look good it is real. Big enough to actually cook a meal for a crowd and not bump into each other all the time. You will see the usual sleek appliances but nothing feels over the top. The living areas just make it easy to spend time together or spread out depending on what you need that day. There is a TV room off to the side which I could imagine becomes the spot for movie nights or just a quiet space to take a break. Plus tucked away you will find a library area that honestly makes you want to pick up a book again. It is nice to have somewhere for that. Step outside and you will notice the pool is heated so those chillier Florida evenings do not take you out of the water too soon. The backyard just feels open and bright facing right onto the lagoon where sometimes you spot birds or the occasional fish jumping. There are families that walk their dogs along the street in the evening and sometimes you will notice a few kids biking past. It is surprisingly peaceful for Miami but you are close enough to Coconut Grove and the coffee shops pop up within a short drive. Grocery shopping and errands are all nearby so life just feels easy here. It is not all overstated luxury but everything seems thought out. From the gated entrance to the wide driveway where guests actually have room to park to the smaller touches inside like real storage space and spots for everyone to feel at home. Some homes are showy but this one is more about how you live day to day. You have privacy but you are still part of a real community that knows your name. The best way to see if this feels right is to walk through it for yourself because sometimes a place just fits you. If you are curious or want to ask anything feel free to reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to keep it as comfortable as possible so you can focus on finding what really works for you.

Brand New 5 Bedroom Home At 361 Los Pinos Pl, Miami

Sometimes you come across a place that feels just right as soon as you pull up the driveway and 12 Boyesen Road in Southampton does that in its own calm way. I still remember just standing outside for a minute and letting the bay breeze hit my face while all you can really hear is the quiet and maybe the call of a sea bird somewhere. Everything feels a bit slower here. Honestly it is one of those homes where you start thinking about long summer days before you have even stepped inside. You have this huge plot to play with out here almost one and a half acres surrounded by hedges and greenery that makes you feel like you have your own private world especially with that view out toward the Atlantic. And you are still so close to Shinnecock Bay and Taylor Creek and some of the best beaches in the Hamptons like private Southampton Coopers Beach which a lot of locals say is a favorite walk at sunset. The drive up to the house is easy with a private lane that wraps around to space where you and your guests can park right out in the open airy and no fuss. The outside shows off that classic Hamptons style. The white clapboard just pops against the dark roof and those brick chimneys look cozy even before you see the fireplaces inside. Step through the doors and honestly you feel the light everywhere. The foyer stretches up and you cannot help but look up at the height. It gives the place this welcoming feeling that is neither too formal nor too cold. The main living spaces just pull you in. The double living room gets all this sunlight through big shuttered windows and you have views over the trees and even a peek at the water depending on the season. Sometimes with the right afternoon light everything in the room kind of glows. The dining room is formal but not fussy so you actually imagine real family dinners there or maybe some friends over for a long weekend lunch. The family or lounge area is just off to the side and it is got these wood floors with enough space for everyone to really stretch out. The kitchen is honestly unexpected in the best way. You have got retro diner touches so it feels fun but it is serious about cooking. I love the color bursts with the orange counters and yellow accents mornings here feel cheerful even before the coffee. Real appliances too not just for show so you would actually want to cook a meal from scratch that is something I always look for. The informal dining area is right there in the kitchen and it is bright kids doing homework or friends just picking at snacks it all works. Walk up to the bedrooms and there is a simple kind of elegance but not at the expense of comfort. Each room has its own color personality sometimes just a pop of blue or green but it keeps things interesting and homey at the same time. The big shuttered windows mean every bedroom wakes up to the light and most of them open right out onto those wide terraces. Mornings here you will catch sight of the trees moving or sometimes even a deer on the far side of the garden. If you are looking for flexible work or play spaces you will find a media room for movie nights that actually feels cozy and separate home office and gym both of which get natural light and do not feel tucked away. Head outside and you probably will not want to leave. The paved porch leads straight to a pool in the back. It is in ground which just feels more permanent not some summer add on. Lawns stretch out from there and are edged by proper landscaping and a tall hedge so you have real privacy if you want it with just the sound of water or a few distant voices in summer. You can see the effort in the way the grounds have been set up. They are not overdone just enough to feel tidy but still green and natural. You are in the Hamptons here but honestly it still feels simple and grounded. Coffee shops and bakeries are an easy drive and neighbors wave when you walk by. Sometimes you see kids riding bikes or people walking their dogs right after dinner. If any of this sounds like a fit the best thing is really just to come see it for yourself because no amount of reading or talking really gets at the feeling here. I am always around for questions or if you just want to walk through and see if this six bedroom villa at 12 Boyesen Road could be home. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want to help you find a place where it all feels easy.

Marvelous Six Bedroom Home at 12 Boyesen Road, Southampton

Some homes just have that hold your breath feeling as soon as you make your way up the drive and this six bedroom villa in Saddle River has it. Honestly the first thing that hits you is how tucked away it feels here, even though you know you are only about an hour from New York City. The road turns leafy and has that slow curve, and it honestly reminds me of going to visit an old friend who always has the best stories and never lets your coffee cup get empty. By the time you pull up to the end of this quiet tree lined cul de sac, with birds darting between branches and the sound of gravel under your tyres, it feels private. The kind of quiet where you catch yourself just standing outside for an extra second, looking at the house. The villa itself is classic red brick with creamy stone touches and those traditional gable roofs you do not see much anymore. Everything about it says solid. People always mention the big stone steps up to the main doors. They are grand, sure, but not flashy, and they just fit with the place. Open them and you get this double height entry that fills with light. The staircase actually splits in two and you can see the detail work right there—somehow old school but never dated. What I really love is the way the foyer opens up to a huge set of windows, letting all that green and the sky almost become part of the house. There is a vintage fireplace you can spot from most directions, sitting right in the middle. If you have ever dreamed of sitting by a roaring fire with a thick book, this is your spot. Step through those French doors and you walk out to one of the most private backyards I have seen in New Jersey. You just do not feel crowded out here. Sometimes it is just trees and birds with maybe a squirrel or two putting on a show. The Ramapo Mountains really steal the scene in the background and you realise this is not just a house, it is a full retreat. The garden is flat enough for kids to run around or to just lay out for a picnic. Brunches under the trees, summer barbecues, lazy mornings that stretch out a little longer because there is nowhere else you&#039;d want to be. Five car garage means you never have to play musical chairs with car parking even when friends are visiting. The kitchen feels like a proper chef&#039;s kitchen, not just a basic one thrown in to look pretty. Real granite countertops, an island big enough for spreading out dough or school projects, and even the cabinets bring this warm buttery feeling that keeps it sunny even when the sky is grey. You get a real sense that families have cooked together here, not just reheated. There is a formal dining room for dinners that matter and a living space where things just make sense. Actually nothing about it feels strict or stiff. My favourite spot might be the oak lined study, with those big windows lifting your eyes out to gardens and sunlight. It is not a show off office. More like a writing room, or somewhere to help with homework or read with your feet up. Another fireplace in here, trimmed with stone, just adds to the “stay awhile” vibe. The guest bedroom is ensuite and on the ground floor, which really comes in handy for older relatives or friends popping in from the city. Head upstairs and you have the master bedroom with a feeling of calm you can almost breathe. Those garden and mountain views never get old and no bedroom feels squeezed, you can actually give everyone a bit of their own world up here. Bathrooms have walk in showers and tubs right by the windows, so you have privacy but also sunlight and scenery for a proper soak. There is a finished attic with windows, another one of those spaces that could become anything: a playroom, quiet yoga spot, honestly just extra room for whatever your family needs next. The whole community here in Saddle River is special in its own way. People always wave, the coffee shop is a few minutes away, and sometimes you will see a neighbour out for a morning walk or kids playing catch in the evenings. It is not just about the luxury, it is about the feeling. The peace. The good mornings you only get in a place like this. If you think this home with panoramic Ramapo Mountain views in Saddle River might suit you, really you have to come see it and walk around yourself. Reach out any time if you want a tour or just want to talk through any details. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to keep your next move as comfortable as possible. Sometimes it is just about feeling right.

Home with Stunning Views Of The Ramapo Mountains in New Jersey

Some places are just easy on the soul right away. This two bedroom villa in Newport Beach Los Angeles gives you that feeling before you even really know why. I remember pausing at the front and just looking up at the new staircase because the space honestly just makes you want to slow down. The way things open up as you walk inside is something you do not really expect. Upstairs the light pours in at every angle I just found myself wandering toward the windows without even thinking about it. The vibe here is simple it is relaxed and you get this quiet sense that you could let your shoulders drop at the end of every day. A full remodel has brought everything fresh and clean. Floor to ceiling windows are all over so even if it is one of those gray California days you still get tons of sun waking up every part of the living space. Oak hardwood is under your feet smooth and new plus those tall ceilings really play up the feeling of space so even with a couple of friends over you never feel cramped. Right there in the living room is a stone fireplace that actually feels like it would keep you warm on a real night. Sometimes I just stood by the terrace doors watching the sunset go pink over the Back Bay and it made me think you would probably do the same most evenings without meaning to. The kitchen feels like a proper kitchen for people who like to cook sometimes and order in other nights. That big kitchen island draws everyone in even if you are just laying out takeaway. Clean white counters tons of simple shaker cabinets everything sits where you want it. Bosch appliances work quietly in the background and when I tried the tap the water pressure was good not something you always see. The stove is ready for anything from midnight snacks to a full Sunday spread. And the wine cooler is a nice little touch that makes you want to keep a bottle on hand just because you can. It feels practical without overthinking it. You will probably end up using this space all the time. Step out back and it just gets better. There is a patio you will probably call your favorite spot. It is about four hundred square feet which sounds like a number but out here it means real space to breathe or sit down with a book. There is just enough green to give you that tucked away feeling and some mornings you might catch the neighbor walking their dog past. I could imagine a weekend barbecue here or just a slow afternoon with music in the background and not much else. You are connected to the outdoors just enough to feel free but still tucked into your own space. Both bedrooms sit down the same side of the villa which keeps things peaceful at night. They are both good size you will not worry about space or storage and morning sun finds its way in to start the day. The master suite has a bit of a wow when you walk in. Carrera tile makes the bathroom feel fresh and the shower is full size so you are not bumping into walls. The tub is just waiting for someone to forget about time for an hour. There is room for all your stuff with double sinks a little more spaced out so you and your partner can each claim your corner. Laundry gets its own room so no piles to step around which is such a simple win. Little things make a difference too like the wood floors that squeak just a bit and the crown molding that actually works with the style. Lighting is tucked in so nothing ever feels harsh. You pull into the garage and walk straight inside plus there is space for two cars but you might not need them much you are that close to Newport Bluffs and all the walking trails that just wind away from you. There is a real sense of established California community here. Six pools dotted around green everywhere you look and trails that call you out in the mornings. After dinner you see families and couples out biking or walking and it just has that feeling of settled comfort. Shops coffee spots and groceries are nearby so you are never far from whatever you need. In the end to know if this Newport Beach villa for sale is the right fit you just have to feel it for yourself. Let me know if you want to walk through together or just chat a bit more about the neighborhood and what it is like living here. At LuxuryProperty.com we just try to keep things real and simple so your next move feels easy. Any questions or thoughts just reach out whenever you like.

Two-Bedroom Fully Remodeled Home in Newport Beach, Los Angeles

Sometimes a place just feels different as soon as you step inside and I really got that feeling standing in this four bedroom villa along Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Miami. The moment I walked in I sort of slowed down. It is all open and light. Somehow it feels peaceful even though the city is right outside. Maybe that is what happens when you are wrapped in so much glass and you have the ocean on one side plus city life on the other. This place really lets you see all of it. Coming up, you already get the sense you are in Florida with the water right there. The building itself is just striking you cannot really miss it and you look up and wonder what the views look like from inside. Well once you are up here you do not have to wonder. The windows go from floor to ceiling almost everywhere so you get those 360 degree views everyone talks about. The balcony goes all the way around and honestly you just want to stay there for a while. I stood out for a few minutes just watching the water and the skyline trade off with the sun. You can even hear the city sounds in the distance sometimes. At night this part of Miami gets this soft glow. If you have ever wanted to see the sun rise over the ocean and set behind the city from the same spot this is one of those rare places. When you step back inside you notice the earth tones right away. It doesn&#039;t feel cold or showroom perfect it feels calm and actually kind of lived in even though it is brand new. The wood installations caught my eye they come from an artist named Alain who does work in the Perez Art Museum so it is not just fancy it actually feels creative. Instead of one big open space you get a bit of natural separation between the kitchen and the spaces where everyone hangs out. It makes it feel like a real home where people eat together and then wander off into their own corners. The kitchen also feels like somewhere you would actually cook not just heat up takeout. There is space here for a big breakfast while you check your phone or read the news without having to move everything around. The bedrooms are spread out so everyone gets their own space and privacy. Each one feels slightly different with its own view so you do not feel boxed in. The master suite gets the best spot in my opinion. You get to wake up facing the ocean and go to bed with the lights of Miami out your window. The bathrooms have that spa quality to them but nothing over the top. Just good spaces where you could take a long shower and not feel rushed. Storage is actually generous too which surprised me in a place with so much glass. Downstairs the building amenities really add to that easy lifestyle. The pool and beach service honestly makes it simple to spend the whole day outside without having to plan too much. The gym is one you would actually use. No waiting for machines and it is as modern as anything I have seen in Miami. There is even a wine cellar if you are into collecting or just want to keep things at the perfect temperature for dinner with friends. Sometimes you see people using the business center for real meetings or just working quietly with a coffee so it does not feel like anything is forced here. Even in the evenings you will probably see families out for a walk or neighbors waving by the entrance. Being in Sunny Isles gives you a perfect mix of energy and downtime. The coffee shop is never far. The beach is two minutes from your front door. Miami is always buzzing but in this particular part of Collins Avenue life just slows down in the best kind of way. I think it is worth coming to have a look around if you are thinking about something special in Florida. If you want to see what it is like to stand on that balcony just looking out at the ocean and the city at the same time you are welcome to reach out. Sometimes the only way to really know if it feels right is to walk through yourself. At LuxuryProperty.com we just try to make things as comfortable and easy as possible so any questions at all let me know.

Spacious Four-Bed Luxury Residence in Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles

Some places just seem to take a breath for you. That is how it felt when I first turned onto the drive at Seahorse Ranch in Meadow Oaks, Riverside County. The oaks out here actually slow you down and you start to notice the way the afternoons turn gold across the grass. Honestly you almost forget that Los Angeles is just an hour or so away because the air at this ranch estate is quieter and there is nothing rushed about it. This seven bedroom estate feels like its own corner of the world. I walked across more than eleven acres and it just kept opening up with each turn. The main house stands with a kind of English Tudor confidence. There is real stone built from the land itself and aged bricks that seem to have taken on the sun and rain for years. On my last visit, I caught myself smiling at the old weather vane spinning on the roof and thinking how details like that do not show up everywhere. The slate roof settles everything down when it rains and the chimneys give the whole house a sense of belonging. There is nothing showy, but you do feel the history right away, especially when you see how the gardens almost tuck themselves around the estate. Step through the double entry doors and there is this open feeling all at once. I could hear my own steps echo on the old wood floors which still show their character after decades of family. High ceilings in the living room draw your eyes up to exposed beams that make you want to linger. The fireplace in here is carved a little more carefully than most and more than once I have stood there just listening to it crackle. Sometimes it is the simple things. There is a bar tucked around the corner that manages to feel both impressive and absolutely ready for a low key evening with friends. The kitchen here really does feel lived in. Not just for looking at. I touched the stone island the first time and thought of big busy mornings here. You will notice a four burner stove, a pair of grills and not one but two SubZero refrigerators. If you ever cook for a crowd or have a holiday gathering that stretches into the afternoon, this is the sort of kitchen where everyone ends up sitting around with coffee. Sun spills into the breakfast nook and if you wake up early you can actually watch the lake mist roll away as you have your first cup. That is something not every California luxury estate offers. Bedrooms are spaced with intention. Two main suites actually. One on the ground floor with its own fireplace and another upstairs that almost feels hidden. You get the sense of everyone having their own spot to get away when they want. The bathrooms have earthy stone and solid tile work. There is a spa tub in one that keeps you soaking until you forget to check your phone. Stained glass catches the afternoon light just right and it moves across the walls in these slow shifting colors. When you walk outside you find yourself at the edge of a fishing lake. There is a porch where mornings just drift by and a boat dock for the weekends you want to just float. Kids can chase frogs and sometimes you hear little shouts from the playhouse. The pool is built into boulders with a waterfall you can actually sit under. There is an outdoor fireplace for evenings when you want to be outside but not cold. Plus there is just a feeling that the place welcomes you to slow down for a while. Paths wind past a little castle playhouse and a garden where, honestly, you might spot a rabbit or two. You will see the stables with a riding ring close by. I have seen deer in the evenings and sometimes you hear horse hooves before you see the riders. It just feels easy. Seahorse Ranch in Riverside County does not try to be loud about how special it is. It is the sort of California luxury ranch that tells its story little by little, with every walk and every evening. If you want to know how it feels for yourself, you really do have to come by and see it. Ask any question or just let us know when you want to walk through. At LuxuryProperty dot com we believe taking your time is better than just finding a new place quickly. Sometimes the right home just feels right and you know it.

7 Bedroom Gorgeous Ranch Estate in Riverside Country At Murrieta, Los Angeles

Some places just make you pause for a second as soon as you step inside. This three bedroom condo on Fisher Island does exactly that. I remember walking in and just stopping for a bit. You can see the green of the golf course from the windows and then your eyes drift out farther to the stretch of the Atlantic. Out here in Miami, views matter a lot but honestly it is rare to find a spot where you get both the rolling landscape right under you and the ocean spreading wide just beyond. There&#039;s this natural flow when you move through the place. The elevator opens right up privately for you so it feels almost like stepping quietly back home even if you have your arms full of groceries. Those broad plank European Oak wood floors make it feel grounded and warm and when the afternoon sunlight hits them just right you get that soft washed out glow that always relaxes you. I spent a while wandering from one end to the other just looking out all the floor to ceiling windows. You really get this constant reminder that you&#039;re living right at the meeting point of sky water and green everywhere you turn. Kitchens on paper are fancy but here it is different. This kitchen by BOFFI with its Gaggenau appliances is something you can imagine yourself actually using. It is the kind of space where someone could be watching a game across from you while you&#039;re throwing together something more ambitious than just instant noodles. The SubZero fridge stands out but does not take over the room and then there&#039;s a wine cooler tucked in so you can grab a bottle in the middle of dinner with friends or just unwind after a long one. And you&#039;ll notice this kitchen feels open not at all cramped with room for everyone to pull up a stool or just stand around talking. You walk through the rest and that feeling of quiet luxury keeps going. The doors are white lacquer so you get this soft brightness echoing the Miami light outside. Bedrooms are all about comfort and quiet you look out and either see the green of the course or the blue of the ocean. There was a breeze coming in when I stood near the window in the main bedroom and for a little while I actually forgot to look at my phone. The built up area is really something at over three thousand feet so you do not feel boxed in at all. Bathrooms here are worth mentioning. The main bath is by BOFFI too—marble that is matched so every surface seems to just link up in these clean gentle lines and that tub really is something someone took time to design properly. You can picture winding down in there after a game of golf or a long walk along the sand. Plus all the small touches like a Nest thermostat which just means you&#039;re never fiddling with old controls. Outside your condo the Fisher Island community has that calm steady vibe Florida is famous for. Sometimes you see families out walking in the evenings or kids biking past. The closest coffee shop is never much of a walk and there is a sense that everyone kind of looks out for each other out here. With Miami&#039;s culture always within easy reach but with just enough distance to feel like you have your own calm little world. This condo feels like somewhere to actually live and settle in. It is not all glass and shine either. There are solid crafted bits everywhere you look and it feels less like a showpiece and more like a real home someone will love over the years. If you have any questions or want to take a walk through for yourself just let me know. The only way you will know if the feeling is right is by seeing it with your own eyes. At LuxuryProperty dot com we are here to help your next move feel as easy as possible.

Three-Bedroom Condo on Fisher Island with Views of the Golf Course and Ocean

Some places you just feel like you belong the moment you walk in. That is honestly what happened to me here at Estate E in AKAI Estates. It is hard not to pause and look around even before you sit down. You get this sense right away that it is modern but never cold. It is big and yes definitely impressive but it never feels showy or too much. Designed by Vasco Vieira, which is a name you do hear a lot if you care about striking design that still works for real life. The villa sits in this super private gated part of Southwest Ranches, Florida with its own security so everything just calms down the minute you arrive. Sometimes you hear birds instead of road noise which is pretty rare these days. It is a six bedroom villa with more space than most people ever need. You have got around eleven thousand square feet built up which really just means the main living zones flow into each other but do not get lost in each other. The kitchen really works for cooking with friends or late night snacks after everyone else has gone to bed and you just want to chat at the island for a while. There is an actual home theatre tucked away so if you have got a movie lover in the family they can really settle in. The gym is big enough you can bring in a trainer but it does not feel intimidating either. I walked around the pool and just watched the way the light comes through the sliding glass walls. They open all the way up so one moment you are inside and next you just wander out to the water. People sometimes talk about indoor outdoor living but here you really feel it. Plus there is that infinity edge pool. The view across the lake is surprisingly peaceful. AKAI Estates itself is not like your average neighborhood in Florida. There is a private helipad for quick arrivals if you need and the only traffic you hear most days is probably a golf cart passing by. Sometimes you see folks heading out with tennis rackets or golf clubs from their front doors. There are options to add a tennis court or even a putting green right on your own land. For kids or anyone who likes to shoot some hoops there are also ways to have indoor or outdoor basketball courts put in. You get just over eighty seven thousand square feet of land here in AKAI Estates so nothing feels cramped. There is honestly enough room for whatever your family dreams up. The landscaping is meant to frame the house but never hide what is best about it which is the open sky and that easy lake view. It is unfurnished right now so you get to bring in your own feel and just make it your own from day one. I will admit there is just something about walking through a house at this stage. You sort of picture the mornings here with a coffee by the pool or maybe evening barbecues with the lake glowing in the background. The little paths around the property feel like they are waiting for kids to run around or just a quiet walk at sunset. The security here is something you just do not even think about after a while and the privacy is on another level. You kind of feel tucked away and yet it is pretty close to main roads if you need to get out. Every so often you catch a glimpse of a neighbor out on their patio and it is the kind of place people wave and say hi. Honestly the only way to know if Estate E is your kind of place is to come and feel it in person. If you want to talk or maybe just walk through and see how it feels at different times of day let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we are here to make sure your next move is as comfortable as possible. It is a big step but sometimes the right place just feels easy.

Furnished 6 Bed Contemporary Villa At 4771 Akai Drive

Some homes just make you pause the second you step in. This fully upgraded four bedroom villa at 53 Sea Terrace in Newport Coast did that to me. Honestly I found myself just leaning by the front door for a minute, listening to nothing but the soft shuffle of palm leaves and that mellow California light you only get on the coast. Even pulling up the drive, it already feels tucked away and private. You get those tall palms just shielding things enough so the house kind of peeks from behind, making the walk up feel a bit like stepping out of the everyday and into your own peaceful corner of Newport Coast. Even neighbors wave but nobody&#039;s looking in. Right away you notice the double doors. They open up with this solid feel and there&#039;s light everywhere thanks to all that clever glass along the front. From the street you can&#039;t see straight in, but on the inside it is all sunny and calm. I&#039;m always surprised how quiet it is here even though you&#039;re in Los Angeles County. The ceilings are higher than you&#039;d think and it sort of makes you breathe deeper. The living room is open with these big windows pointing out to the front lawn but you still feel sheltered. I took a moment just watching late afternoon light shift over the floor, sort of hypnotic. That fireplace in the main lounge really sets a cozy mood and it&#039;s one of those spaces you can see yourself actually using instead of “just for company.” The layout is exactly the kind of practical where you don&#039;t have to think about it—dining space tucks in next to the living room so when people are around you still feel connected. The dining area fits an actual full table for when family or friends come by, not just a little cafe setup. There&#039;s a chandelier over the table — a little sparkle, nothing fussy. When you get into the kitchen, it genuinely feels like a place you&#039;d want to cook real meals. The Carrera marble and cool quartz worktops have that sense of good quality and they kind of ground the room. They are just nice to touch. You&#039;ve got true Viking appliances, the sort you honestly do not see everywhere, and a proper wetbar with a wine fridge tucked to the side. Entertaining would feel easy and low key but still special. If you head toward the back, a second living space has its own fireplace and a little nook where you could set up a home speaker or whatever you&#039;re into. I also spotted built-in cabinets and storage throughout, right where you&#039;d reach for them. There&#039;s a bedroom on the main floor so you can set up for guests, older family, or even a teenager who wants some extra space. Next to that sits a laundry room that doesn&#039;t hide away awkwardly—it feels like part of the home. Everything feels new and well cared for from top to bottom. There&#039;s no sense of somebody else&#039;s tastes lingering anywhere. Going upstairs, I noticed that even the staircase got attention during the upgrade. Soft white wainscoting and darker details keep it sharp, but nothing showy. There&#039;s more built-in storage up here for the things that always come with a full house. One room is ready for a real home office with solid shelving and desks waiting for work or reading. Bedrooms have a real sense you could live here and keep growing. I really appreciated the Jack and Jill bathroom with enough space for busy mornings—no fighting over sinks. The main suite is pretty roomy but not echoey. I liked stepping out onto the private balcony looking back over the garden. The master bath actually feels like checking into your favorite hotel, with twin sinks, a beautiful walk-in shower and a proper soaking tub. That marble underfoot is cool and calming. Everywhere you walk there&#039;s proper wood floors, with glossy parquet in the office just to add some charm. Technology is here but it blends in, giving you Alexa and Nest system plus Ring for peace of mind. Outside you&#039;ve got a simple green lawn with loads of space to imagine adding a pool if you want it. Parking is easy with the attached three car garage, which you&#039;ll appreciate in winter when the rain comes. It&#039;s a quiet spot—sometimes you see neighbors taking coffee onto their porch, or kids on bikes in the evening. This part of Newport Coast feels close to everything but still peaceful enough you could almost forget your phone for a while. The only way you really know if this four bedroom Newport Coast villa is the right fit for you is to see it for yourself. If you have questions or just want to walk through, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we want you to feel completely at ease with every step of your move. Sometimes you just know when it feels right.

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