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Sometimes a house just feels right before you even walk all the way in. That happened to me at this seven bedroom estate in Hammock Lakes, Coral Gables. You hear the leaves moving in the breeze, and somehow the front door blends in with the trees and big windows. You just sort of feel like you&#039;re somewhere safe and tucked away, but you can tell there&#039;s a lot going on inside. This home is set in one of the more private parts of Coral Gables and you notice it&#039;s surrounded by huge oaks. They must be decades old. The garden is not fussy. It just feels green and easy, almost wild but still kept up. You can look out from almost every room and see birds or maybe a neighbor out for an early walk. Some mornings are really quiet, others you get the sun throwing shadows on the floor through all that glass. The house has seven bedrooms and honestly, it&#039;s big. Eight bathrooms inside and a little more if you count everything out back. But with all that space, it never feels over the top. The light makes the rooms feel kind of fresh. I stood in the main living room and there&#039;s this high ceiling but it still felt comfortable, not cold or echoey. The floor to ceiling windows are something you&#039;ll notice right away. They let in more daylight than you&#039;d think, and at some times you forget to even flick the lights on. I really liked the kitchen. And I mean, it&#039;s actually a proper kitchen you&#039;d use all the time. Not just a showpiece. There&#039;s space to actually cook a real meal and watch the game or chat with friends. You can see into the family room, and then outside to the pool and the covered barbecue spot. The way it&#039;s set up, you could be grilling with friends but still keep track of everything inside. Plus, if you like tech, the Elan smart home system is up and running. Even if you just want the lights to handle themselves or music playing everywhere at once, it&#039;s simple. If the power ever goes out, and it almost never does, you&#039;ve got a backup generator, so you really do not need to stress. The wine cellar is another touch you&#039;ll find tucked just off the main living area. Nothing showy, just set up for someone who actually likes to have a few bottles around for company. There&#039;s an elevator which I have to admit, makes life a lot easier if you come in with bags, or just if you want things peaceful and slow. The guest house out back is all set up for when extended family drops in or if you want a home office that feels away from it all. The backyard itself just feels like a little escape. There&#039;s a pool with enough room for the kids to splash and still have adults talking under a shady tree. You might hear a couple of frogs at night actually, since the lakes are so close. The Hammock Lakes community has its own sense of calm. You do not see tour buses. Sometimes you see families biking just before sunset or people walking their dogs. The coffee shop is never far. This part of Florida has that real mix of feeling private without being far from things when you need them. Homes in Coral Gables do not all get this blend of open space and tucked away quiet. This one does. Sometimes you forget how big it actually is because the design keeps it feeling relaxed instead of formal. I think it is the kind of place where you slow down without even planning to. It&#039;s hard to know if a house feels right till you stand inside. If you&#039;re curious, or if you&#039;d just like to see what it&#039;s like late afternoon with all that sun coming through, reach out when you&#039;re ready. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want to help make moving feel a little bit easier for you.

7-Bedroom Turn-Key Estate for Sale in Hammock Lakes

Some homes really just stop time for a second. Chartwell is exactly like that for me. I remember my first time walking up the long shaded driveway in Los Angeles and just sort of pausing beneath those limestone walls. Bel Air has its reputation, but standing here feels quieter than you would think. The world slows down a little bit. Ten acres behind private gates means you kind of lose track of the city entirely and sometimes you forget you are still in California. Every big window frames either the city stretching all the way downtown or, on a good day, you catch the Pacific glinting on the edge. I kept glancing back out at the view because it shifts every hour. It never feels the same twice. This estate is not just another big home for sale in Los Angeles. There is real history everywhere. Even the hallways have this soft echo that just sounds different from newer builds. You will find sunlight falling through glass doors that are almost always open to the breeze. The kitchen does not pretend to be just a showpiece either. It is actually welcoming. Imagine real coffee brewing, friends around the island talking about things that are not rushed. It is a real kitchen for days that start slow and end late. There are dining rooms that would not look out of place in an old movie. You can honestly just sit beside the fireplace for a while and listen to whatever feels right—sometimes it is jazz, sometimes just quiet. If you step outside, everything spreads out in a way that makes sense. The gardens do not yell for attention but they pull you in. Green lawns, winding little paths under tall trees where the only thing you hear is the wind or maybe a gardener working in the distance. I noticed flowers in every direction and benches that actually look like a good spot to spend an afternoon. Every so often you will see someone sitting there with a book, not checking their phone, just being. That is something you do not always get in Los Angeles. You will find there is a guest house here too and calling it a guest house almost feels funny. Five complete bedrooms designed by Wallace Neff and each one is its own quiet place. When friends or family are visiting nobody feels in the way. Sometimes you will see people walking toward the pool, which definitely is not just for looking at. It is big and open, with a pool house that actually calls to you after swimming. Evenings can wind down here with stories and wrapped towels, people lingering longer than they meant to. Right next to it there is a tennis court where I have seen easy games turn into full evenings—laughter drifting through the old hedges. There is a car gallery that frankly surprised me. If you are a car person, you really have to see it for yourself. I stopped in just to count. It makes sense for collectors but honestly, it feels more fun than formal. Add to that a wine cellar that carries its own atmosphere. It feels almost old world. When people talk about cellars, they usually talk about collecting but here it is more about sharing. You can host, or just pick a bottle and enjoy something quietly. What I really noticed is that nothing here is stuffy. Everything has been taken care of but not in a way that makes you worry about touching anything. Chartwell feels like it was built for people who genuinely want to live in it and just enjoy life. Spaces are private when you want them to be, but there are these spots dotted all over the estate that just call you to take five minutes and breathe. Living in Bel Air has always been about privacy and a certain calm that is harder to find now in Los Angeles. This villa is the kind of luxury that is felt more than shown off. Twelve bedrooms, space to actually spread out, more sunlight than you know what to do with—this is classic California living. The best way to know if Chartwell is right for you is to walk the gardens and let it settle in. If you want to see it or just ask a few honest questions, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next move in California or Los Angeles to feel right from the start. Come see if this is home for you.

Expansive 12 Bedroom Villa in Los Angeles, California for Sale

Some places honestly make you breathe out a little slower, even before you know why. That is what happened to me at this seven bedroom villa tucked in Riviera Palisades, right in the heart of Los Angeles. As soon as you wander down the quiet cul de sac it sits on, you notice how tucked away it feels. It kind of gives you the feeling nobody else can come in unless they are invited. That sense of privacy is rare in California, but it is right here, mixed with the best kind of laid back LA lifestyle. Before you even get through the front door, the ocean views hold your attention for a minute. Far out, you catch that blue line and then there are those classic California mountains you find yourself just watching as the light changes. It will do that to you. I stood there and just let my eyes wander for a bit. Open the door and sunlight hits you first. All this glass, from the ground right up to the ceilings, just floods the inside. It is not just light, either, but there is this whole inviting feeling that pulls you to walk in and not rush. The living spaces spill right into each other. There is a main living spot where the sofas are big enough for real lounging and a dining area that is more than just a formality. The built in bar is set up in a way that makes you want to hang out and chat while something sizzles in the kitchen. And honestly, the kitchen is actually made for cooking. You get a sleek main kitchen that will spark ideas for big meals with friends plus a proper chef area tucked off to the side, perfect for a little help or those nights you want to try something different. The breakfast nook soaks up the morning sun. If you grab coffee there and start reading, you might just forget about your phone for a while. Step outside from the kitchen and you get the barbecue area where every day feels about three degrees more relaxing. You sink your feet into real grass, not the pretend stuff. It is soft, kind of cool even in the heat. These outdoor spaces were clearly designed for California life, not just special occasions. Walk upstairs and the master suite gives you a real sense of space that is all yours. There is this fireplace you barely notice at first, then you realize it just works to make those slow mornings cozier. A little sitting spot off to the side almost feels like a retreat from the rest of it all. Closets are not just oversized, they are honestly practical. Everything at arm&#039;s reach, nothing tucked too far away. There are six more bedrooms, each with their own little vibe. Some are closer to the views, some catch the soft glow in the evenings. Go down to the lower level and it really is made for family time. The family room is much cozier than anything you can design on a spec sheet. You can see it becoming the rainy day hideout with movies and popcorn. The home theater does not feel cold or stuffy. Someone thought about where to put the chairs so you actually want to use it. And this wine cellar almost hides along one side, but if you notice it, you will probably imagine a night with friends in there just talking and tasting instead of any big scene. After a long week maybe you wind up in the spa area. That is where the infrared sauna and cold dip become a real treat. Sometimes you might spot early risers outside working out at dawn while the mist still sits low against the grass, gym all to yourself but for some birds. Everything about this house feels like it is built for real California living, but none of it is showy. What is extra special for me is how it lets you have quiet right in Los Angeles but keeps you close to the stuff you want. Morning walks and neighbors jogging past, sometimes the sound of kids riding bikes out front, all the little bits that make a place feel lived in. Coffee spots and food runs are never more than a comfortable drive away but you get to come home to your private stretch of green and sky. If you want to really feel the space, honestly, you need to walk through it. That is the best way. Call or message whenever you are curious. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just try to make the whole house hunt feel real and unrushed. Come see if it is your kind of place. The right house really does just feel different.

7 Bedroom Villa in Los Angeles, California

Some homes just get under your skin from the moment you step through the door. That is exactly what happened to me with this twelve bedroom villa in Los Angeles, California. East Gate Bel Air has a certain calm energy and you feel it right away here, even when the city is buzzing just out of sight. The scale of this place really is something else. You hear thirty eight thousand square feet and maybe think, it must be grand just for the sake of it. But as I walked around, it surprised me how natural it felt. The ceilings seem to breathe above you. The layout just lets you wander, not rush. Sometimes I found myself drifting toward a window just to stand there for a bit and watch the soft California sunlight hit the LA skyline, or see the mountains press against the horizon. People always ask about the views in Bel Air and I can honestly say you get the best of everything here. Each room opens to something new. Wake up and let your eyes just travel from the city to the ocean in the distance. Almost every corner of this home seems shaped to catch a bit of that famous LA light. There is a quiet here you do not always expect so close to the city center. Twelve bedrooms really means everyone who stays feels like they have their own retreat. There are two master suites, one on each side of the villa, each with its own private character. I sat for a while by the window nook in one of them and lost track of time as the sky changed outside. The guest bedrooms are honestly more like suites in their own right. Ten of them, each with their own bathroom that is more spa than standard en suite. I have seen friends linger over breakfast just not wanting to leave this bubble. The kitchens are actually used. There are three of them and each has its own personality. One feels just right for a Sunday breakfast with the windows open and the scent of fresh coffee. Another seems ready for major entertaining. Standing at the center island in the main kitchen, looking out toward the deck, I could easily imagine big family gatherings that spill out onto the terrace. Plus five separate bar areas built into all the right places. The villa sort of invites you to try them all out. This property is built for entertaining, but in a way that just feels easy. The outdoor decks run for what feels like forever—seventeen thousand square feet where you can always find another place to sit and watch the sun set or chat while someone fires up the grill. The infinity pool is something I will not forget any time soon. In the afternoon light I just stood there and it almost tricked my eyes as the water and sky seemed to blend into each other. Inside, the theater is not some afterthought. Forty seats, sound that pulls you right in—you could honestly lose yourself to movie night here. People have laughed about the bowling alley but once you roll a ball late in the evening with friends, you will see why having four lanes matters. Collectors might appreciate the auto gallery. You might walk by and spot a classic car shining under perfect lights. There is real pride in the presentation here. For quiet moments, the wellness spa and massage room are tucked away from the livelier parts of the house. Sometimes you need a spot to just breathe and this house gives you those options too. The gym catches the morning light, with enough space and good air that working out never feels like a chore. You will definitely find yourself reaching for a bottle from one of the two cellars, just to share a toast with friends. All the new tech is here as well, but it never steals the scene—just makes things comfortable in the background, working for you. Every now and then, you catch kids on their bikes outside the gates or neighbors waving from down the road. This community is lively and real, but you always feel peacefully apart from the rush. Bel Air feels special like that. Really, the best way to know if this Los Angeles estate could be your next chapter is to come and see for yourself. If you want to take a closer look or just talk about the details, you can get in touch with us any time at LuxuryProperty dot com. We are always here to help you feel at home while you search for the perfect one.

12 Bedroom Villa in Los Angeles, California

Some homes just have a certain steady comfort from the moment you turn up the driveway. This three bedroom villa at 39 Rawson Road Sag Harbor, right in the Hamptons, does exactly that. I remember pulling up one morning and stopping for a minute in the car just watching the early sun spilling across that perfect white front and the little pop of red at the door. If you know Sag Harbor at all, you already have an idea of that classic Hamptons style. There are big old trees out front and the grey roof just peeking through the leaves, lawn always neat, birds overhead. Sometimes you even catch a bit of that salty ocean air if the day is breezy enough. Inside, what strikes you first is that mix of cozy and spacious you hardly ever get just right. With over two thousand three hundred square feet of built up area, everyone gets their own corner and you still never feel crowded. In the living room I just wanted to kick back for a second, wood floors under your toes and this fireplace that could anchor all kinds of evenings, maybe just with family or a good dog curled up. It honestly feels like the heart of the home. Then you wander into the kitchen and it is bright and welcoming, more like a real kitchen than anything you would just look at in a magazine. They went with proper stainless appliances, and the island in the middle has so much space that, I will tell you, it begs for rolling out pizza dough or mornings with pancakes and coffee. The quality is obvious but nothing feels fussy. You just want to live here. The dining area has this way of catching great natural light, and the doors go right out to the stone patio. I spent a bit just standing out there and you can see why this is where people would end up in July and August. You get sun for those who want it and a nice patch of cool shade for slow breakfasts or reading. That pool surprised me too. It is bigger than you expect, heated as well, which is honestly such a win because Sag Harbor evenings can cool down real fast even in the middle of summer. On top of that, there is a small pond at the edge that seems to catch dragonflies in the early morning. When friends are over, this patio becomes the place everyone gravitates to, easy and relaxed without effort. The bedrooms? They just feel private and calm. Two have bold accent walls which give a pop against the white but it is never too much. The main bedroom takes in the thickest part of the trees at the back. I sat by the window for a bit and honestly, you can almost forget about your phone for a while when you are just watching the light shift through the leaves. It is quiet here in a way you do not always get just a few minutes from the village. Now the basement is kind of its own opportunity. It is huge and unfinished which means you get to decide. I was picturing a games room, or maybe a home gym, even a proper wine cellar for those big Hamptons dinners. There is space for hobbies or just storage for all your summer bikes and kayaks. There is something really special about where this villa sits. You are close enough to Sag Harbor village that if you want a fresh loaf of bread or a quick coffee, it is all right there. Southampton and Bridgehampton beaches are an easy drive when you want sand and waves. The villa itself is on a plot that is almost an acre in size, which gives you genuine privacy and real open space, but you are never cut off from the area&#039;s best things. Sometimes you will see kids riding their bikes out front in the evenings or hear a barbecue just starting up. It all just feels real and easy. In the end, this is a villa where you wind down and let go without any pretense. Only way to really know if it fits is to come and see. If you feel like a walk through or just want to talk, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next step to feel like it is just right for you.

3 Bedroom Villa in 39 Rawson Road Sag Harbor, Hamptons

Some homes make you pause the second you step inside. This is one of those. I remember walking into this seven bedroom villa on Fisher Island and there was just this feeling of quiet and a bit of excitement too. You hardly ever see something quite like it on the market, especially with these kinds of views. When you look through the big windows you see everything from the greens of Fisher Island golf course to wide water stretches and even bright bits of Miami Beach off in the distance. It gets even better in the late afternoons when the light softens and you can hear a bit of birdsong if the balcony door is open. It just feels private in a way that is rare anywhere near Miami. The home itself has this classic French style you do not really find much anymore. There is something grand about it. The ceilings are so high you actually catch yourself glancing up and just going wow. Eleven feet up. And those chandeliers do not mess around. All crystal. They catch the morning sun and sprinkle little bits of light across the marble and oak flooring that runs through every room. Every bit of the space feels like it was meant to be enjoyed properly, not just shown off to guests. I hung out by the formal dining room for a bit and could picture a proper family meal with laughter and maybe the sound of plates in the kitchen just around the corner. Speaking of kitchens, this one does not feel cold or intimidating even though it is definitely gourmet level. Real marble, lots of space, all the things you need to actually cook. And someone clearly thought about daily life because the custom closets are not just for looks either. You can see yourself filling them up, not just staging. The living areas almost flow into one another. If you like entertaining, honestly, this villa makes it easy. The different spaces have a nice connection, so you are never totally cut off from anyone, whether someone is chatting on the terrace or grabbing a bottle from the kitchen. Even the private pool feels special. It sits off a wide terrace that looks right onto the golf course. You get your own sense of stillness. There is also a jacuzzi, so you can just linger after a swim or enjoy a cool evening outside. Sometimes you spot little golf carts going by but no noise really reaches up here. Now if you have family or live-in help, there is a separate staff room tucked away neatly so it does not interrupt your own space. That means everyone gets a bit of privacy. The extra den, too, is good for a home office or just a quiet reading room if you want to escape your phone for an hour. There are six full bathrooms with that old gold elegance you see in only certain Miami estates, plus an extra one for guests. This feels more like a private retreat than a regular address to be honest. Getting around is easy with your own private elevator inside. No stairs to worry about when you are carrying groceries or luggage upstairs. The two vehicle covered garage is handy in hot or rainy weather and you also get three outdoor parking spots, which guests will appreciate. There is impact glass everywhere so you can just relax whenever a Florida storm rolls through because the villa blocks out pretty much everything except the sound of rain. Living here means you are actually in a quiet gated community on Fisher Island. It is almost like being on a different pace from Miami even though the city is just right across the water. People nod hello as they walk past. Kids sometimes bike in the evening while parents walk their dogs. The coffee shop is never too far if you need a little morning ritual. And with the bay and the golf course always in view, you start to enjoy the rhythm of days again. Places like this do not turn up often and they never feel the same in photos. The only way to know if this villa is right for you is to really stand inside and take a look. Reach out to me if you want to walk through it or just talk about what life here is actually like. At LuxuryProperty.com, we do our best to keep everything honest and as simple as possible so your next move can just feel easy.

Exquisite Seven-Bedroom Villa on Fisher Island

Some places just feel right as soon as you step in. That happened to me at this six bedroom villa in Key Biscayne Miami. Honestly I nearly forgot I was here for work and just started imagining breakfast out by the pool under those tall coconut trees. It is fully furnished and you can see, right away, that every piece seems to belong. You get this sense that each corner has been thought out but it never feels stiff. When you look outside the canal is right there. Some days the water just glimmers and you hear a boat slipping quietly past. It makes the mornings feel really calm. To get a bit more specific, this home is light in a way you have to experience. The glass walls really do the trick and it is almost like you are outdoors even in the family room or kitchen. You catch the sway of the trees every time you walk through. Sometimes I just stood by the patio because it is that sort of place where you feel the urge to stop and look around. The pool sits right in the middle and it is not just for show. I can see late afternoon swims here or even lazy Sundays with friends. In the evenings the canal looks just magical when the lights come on by the water. If you have a yacht or plan to get one there is more than enough space to keep it right outside. Not everyone can say that and this spot is truly set up for someone who loves being on the water. Now inside, the layout makes life feel easy. Bedrooms are tucked away so everyone gets their own quiet place. Each one is en suite. When I walked into the main bedroom you get this view right out to the water and, honestly, you start picturing how relaxed you could be here. The kitchen is not one of those cold places with fancy gadgets nobody uses. It really feels like somewhere you would cook for real. You can picture big family meals or just a cup of coffee early before the sun gets too hot. There is also a barbecue area outside, so if you like having friends around on weekends, this is set up for it. The family room, which really is the heart of the house, looks straight out to the pool and canal. It is the kind of space where you just want to sink into the sofa. You will notice how quiet it gets even though you are still close to the best bits of Miami. Kids can spread out and play while adults kick back for a while. For those who need extra space there are two staff rooms too. That part just makes life simpler day to day. What is also nice about this neighborhood is how easy everything feels. The boat club is not far at all. Coffee spots and places to wander by the water pop up around every corner. Sometimes you even see neighbors out for morning walks or families biking in the evening. It is relaxed but not empty. There is always something going on if you want it or you can just keep to your own pace. When it comes to design a lot of villas in Miami try to impress but here it does not shout at you. It just feels comfortable and elegant. The finishes are actually lovely when you see them in person. The little touches like built in storage or the way the light falls into the dining area really do matter. I think you get a sense of real quality without it feeling flashy. The only way to know if this feels right for you is to come see it. If you have questions or just want to get a feel for the spaces and water views let me know. At LuxuryProperty dot com we want to help make your move feel natural and easy. Whenever is best for you just reach out. It might just surprise you how quickly you start to feel at home.

Fully Furnished Six-Bedroom Villa with Canal Views in Key Biscane

Some homes just start to speak the minute you get inside. This full floor oceanfront villa at 17141 Collins Ave in Miami is honestly one of those places where you walk in and just stop for a second. I actually set my phone down because there was just too much to take in all at once. Here you are at the very edge of the city watching everything wrap around you. It is a combined unit at Muse which really means you get every angle. Every bit of light from sunrise, right over the ocean, to evening city lights playing across the water. I stood on the balcony that first time—well actually there are two balconies out here, both big not just a step outside but enough space where you could stretch out, have friends over, maybe just sit and watch the world with a coffee in the morning. It does not matter if you like the sea or being close to the city. You get both. Some spots along this stretch feel too much like holiday rentals but this one is not like that. You can just feel people have really lived here. There is a private pool outside which sounds too good to be true but yes, it is really here. I mean it is crazy to think of your own pool, plus a summer kitchen right on your balcony. I could easily imagine small gatherings here or even just swimming alone at night looking out at the skyline. Inside, you will notice how light just moves through every room because of all those floor to ceiling windows. It is almost like the apartment wants to show off the ocean for you. The ceilings are high, they say twelve feet but honestly you just feel a lift, like extra air and room to breathe. Every bedroom feels a bit like a retreat. The closets are more than just closets. They are all built in and walk in so you get plenty of space and actually room to move around while you get ready. You have four bedrooms, and one of the rooms is set up as a private office now but you could easily turn it into a fifth bedroom if life changes or family grows. The kitchen is a real treat. There is nothing stuffy or showroom about it. You could actually see people cooking here. Real meals, not just snacks. High end appliances are all in place plus a wine fridge which I always think is a sign that people actually entertain here. Small details like that show a lot. Of course, the villa comes with finished interior design plans by Steven G, which means you do not have to imagine what could feel great. The living spaces are already set up to merge with the views so you are never far from the ocean or the city scenes outside. It just all connects. Honestly, I think what really surprised me was how private it felt. You are right near the things you want in Miami. Shops and restaurants are close. The best thing is, the beach is never more than just an elevator ride away. Sometimes in the evenings you see kids heading down to the water with their parents, or people who take their morning run along the sand. Even just walking down the street to find a fresh coffee and see neighbors is easy here. This is not your usual Miami property. You really have to walk through to get it. Sometimes places feel too polished and hard to live in but this villa gives you both beauty and comfort. If you want to see what it actually feels like—maybe to just stand on that balcony and watch the sunset without rushing—let me know. I am always around if you have questions or want to visit. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just try to make sure your move feels as comfortable as possible. That is always the most important thing.

Full Floor Oceanfront Villa For Sale At 17141 Collins Ave 3501-3502

Some homes really do stop you in your tracks before you even get to the front door. That's exactly what happened the first time I came up the driveway of this Mediterranean style villa at 9505 Lania Lane in Beverly Hills. The trees arch overhead and you just get this quiet feeling. It is hard not to pause for a second and just soak in where you are. And honestly the first thing I noticed was just how much space surrounds you. You are up here on this massive twenty five acre stretch which feels more like a private park really. Sometimes you look out and the city lights sort of twinkle far off while the ocean sits calmly in the distance. It is kind of the best of both worlds. You are minutes away from the heart of Beverly Hills with shopping and restaurants and all the buzz but up here, it is always peaceful. The main house itself wraps around a set of gardens with all sorts of corners to explore. You do not really get that from photos. There is this big, elegant Mediterranean feeling everywhere with stone and gentle arches. Even the scent in the air hints at gardens and vineyards. When you step into the main entry, you know straight away you are not just in another Los Angeles mansion. It actually feels like a home made for warmth and gatherings, not just for showing off. One of my favorite spots is the colonnaded dining room. Some evenings here, you could imagine friends arriving, pouring wine from the cellar that genuinely holds thousands of bottles. There is a special tasting room next to it, and I stood there picturing quiet nights with just the right group of people laughing about the day or talking about everything and nothing. The kitchen is not one of those places that is only for caterers. It feels inviting. If you enjoy cooking, you will want to spend time here. Even if you just want to sit on the corner stool and drink coffee in the morning, the light that drifts through is just right. And off the kitchens and indoor spaces, you keep finding these small outdoor terraces and secret corners in the gardens. There is space for morning yoga or wandering out with a book. You can see the pool sparkling from nearly every angle. It sort of pulls you toward it, especially in the warm California afternoons. The master suite is a real sanctuary. Honestly, calling it just a bedroom is not fair at all. It is like a private retreat you would imagine in a European villa. There is a Moroccan inspired lounge tucked in, and a spa that feels almost like a hidden getaway, with Turkish touches that are so calming. On days when you just want quiet, it is the kind of place where you could disappear and just relax for hours. If you wander the estate, you will come across a guesthouse that has its own charm. I like how guests get their own sense of privacy. Outside, the grounds just keep going and inviting you to explore. There is a vineyard that actually produces. Evenings out here are special, especially when you catch the sunset over the hills. Sometimes you see local wildlife. The tennis court and pool pavilion both feel ready for real fun, whether it is a quiet family afternoon or a bigger event. And then, honestly, the entertainment complex is something you have to see. There is a theatre, a stage for live music, a ballroom for those nights when you want everyone dancing. Even a bowling alley, just for a laugh. You might even forget your phone as you explore. You get the sense that this Mediterranean villa is not just about luxury features or grand design, though it has all of that. It is about creating memories. Little things stand out—how the spaces work for everyday life, or how the coffee shop in town is easy to reach for lazy mornings. Kids on bikes in the area. You cannot know how it truly feels until you visit though. If you want to see it for yourself or have any questions at all, just let me know. At LuxuryProperty dot com we do our best to make sure your next move feels easy and right for you. Come walk through and see if this could be the place where you slow down and feel at home. &nbsp;

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Some homes just have a way of inviting you in before you even get to the door. That&#039;s honestly the feeling I had walking up to this five bedroom villa at 1335 N Venetian Way here in Miami. Standing there, I just took a second because right away, you catch that soft bay breeze. Sometimes there are little waves breaking just close enough that you can hear them, but not so loud that they pull you out of the moment. It&#039;s one of those rare spots where you sort of pause your day for a second. So this place is unfurnished, which just means you get to make every corner really your own. And that&#039;s actually kind of exciting. You can picture big family dinners or maybe those quiet early mornings when it&#039;s just you and a cup of coffee and maybe a little sunlight coming in through those new hurricane impact windows and doors. By the way, you really notice those windows right away. They feel solid. You just feel like someone really thought it through to make the place feel safe and calm. And with the world the way it is, it&#039;s good to know that. Let&#039;s talk about space. The built up area is five thousand one hundred fourteen, so honestly every room has its own mood and its own view. You can walk through the living room and into one of the bedrooms and still see the bay peeking out. There&#039;s a light you get from the water here that just hits differently, can&#039;t quite explain it unless you stand here for a while. Some villas feel a little closed off, but not this one. The way this one is set up, you&#039;ll want to leave every door open when the weather is just right. And the community here in Florida, especially in this Miami sub community on Venetian Way, well, it just feels upbeat but relaxed. You see people walking their dogs or sometimes just talking by the street in the evenings. There&#039;s chatter but it never feels rushed. Plus, the local shops and restaurants are never far. If you are a coffee person, you can get to a pretty decent coffee shop in just a few minutes, and you might end up with a favorite spot before you know it. Even crossing over to the beach side is easy, just a short drive, and sometimes after work you can actually catch the sunset before dinner. This villa is big but not overwhelming. The five bedrooms all feel different, so if you have kids or guests, you won&#039;t have any trouble letting everyone pick their spot. Sometimes you get villas where the kitchen looks nice but not much else. Here, though, you can actually see yourself cooking something for a group or just putting together a quick breakfast and not feeling cramped or formal. The open areas lead out to the bay, and it doesn&#039;t take much to imagine a barbecue going or just a few friends over with music playing. You might end up spending more time outside than in. You&#039;ll also notice the plot size is generous. It never feels like your neighbors are right on top of you. There&#039;s enough of a yard to maybe try a little bit of gardening or just let the kids run around. There is something special about looking out at the water and feeling like there is a little buffer from the rest of Miami. And the best thing is, the bay breeze keeps everything just that bit cooler, even in the summer. The quiet is actually surprising, considering how close you are to everything. So if you have been looking for a villa in Miami that is real and relaxed, this place at 1335 N Venetian Way is one you should definitely walk through. There are details here you only notice in person, like how the light changes or how the breeze feels different as the day goes on. The only way to know if it feels right is to see it in person. If you want to talk, or just stop by and walk through, let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we like to help you move at your own pace and feel good about your next step.

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Some homes just slow you down the moment you step inside. This five bedroom villa in the Harbour Ridge community at Newport Beach does exactly that. There is this sense of old world coastal charm right from the driveway, honestly, with the white brick and the gable roofs looking back at you. I can easily picture a lazy Sunday morning just sitting out front listening to life wake up around the neighbourhood. People always talk about curb appeal but here, you feel it in a way that is more real. The kind of coastal California charm you do not find everywhere around Los Angeles. So I walked up the paved pathway and the double front doors swung open to this bright foyer. The treeline oak flooring feels good on your feet, real wood, not the plastic kind you see sometimes. You will notice how a big Murano crystal chandelier catches the morning light. It does not feel flashy, more like a piece of art, casting gentle shapes on the white paneled walls. The little bits of oak detailing all around add to this feeling of warmth. It is one of those places where everything just sort of blends naturally. Nothing tries too hard. Then you walk through this wide wooden archway, and you end up in the formal living room. The ceiling rises up with exposed beams and it actually makes you want to look around for a while. There is a real working fireplace right at the center. The beige stone surround is simple but inviting and when you sit there, you actually want to light a fire on a cool evening. Honestly, the view out the window is soft and relaxing. The piano sits just in the right spot. Even if you do not play music, you get the sense that this is a home where laughter and conversations would carry. Moving ahead through another arch, the dining room surprises you with its classic coffered ceiling. Eight seat table fits perfectly and still gives space to move around and not bump chairs. There is this modern candle chandelier overhead which gives a glow you will want during those longer dinners. Keep moving and you will land in the great room that has more of a lived in vibe. The kitchen is honestly something special, sea blue marble on the island feels cool under hand and you just want to chop something fresh. White cabinets everywhere, serious appliances built for proper cooking. You do not get the feeling that everything is just for show. It is somewhere you would actually prep a real meal, maybe even invite friends over for a bit of a cook off. French doors line the walls letting in all the light and the whole space feels open, never boxed in. Outside you get these panoramic ocean views from the massive deck, and on a clear day, you can see right across to the busy city stretching out in the distance. Sometimes you even forget to pick up your phone for a while, just standing there. The primary suite sits right on the main level, finished in calm neutral tones that make you want to take your shoes off and breathe out. There is your own private terrace with an outdoor spa. It feels like the kind of spot you would use all year round. The bathroom is big and bright with two vanities so no one has to wait. Walk in shower, soaking tub, and a closet that could easily hold everything you own and more. Upstairs there are four more bedrooms, each with their own personality. A couple have really special views that actually stop you for a second. There is a bonus room and even a laundry space right there so you do not have to haul things up and down stairs. One bedroom has its own private staircase outside which is perfect if family or guests come to visit. Downstairs, the family area brings everyone together. Full bar, classic snooker table, a proper wine cellar, and walls that play with textures and colors. The French doors here open out to a backyard pretty much made for California living. The pool is the real deal, with plenty of space for loungers or to host everyone for brunch. You might catch birds singing in the mornings and most evenings you see kids biking past and waving. If you are looking for a villa in Los Angeles that brings real charm and plenty of room, within the secure Harbour Ridge community, this place fits the bill. At the end of the day, the only way to feel if it is right is to see it for yourself. If you want to walk through or just have a question, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next move to feel as relaxed as possible.

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Some homes just have a way of slowing you down when you walk in. That happened to me at 89 Linda Isle right here in Newport Beach. Maybe it is the calm water you see right through the front doors or the feeling that the breeze is just softer in this all bayfront community. Every part of this five bedroom villa sort of invites you to stay a minute. You cannot really rush through a place like this and honestly that is what makes it special. You pull into this quiet little cul de sac in Los Angeles and right from the curb you get a sense something is different. The architecture feels modern but not too serious. There are those clean lines and the saltbox roof which gives a timeless feel. Even the garage sort of blends in perfectly next to a faux brick wall so it has some warmth. I know it sounds like just details but you can tell someone really paid attention to how the house feels from the very first step. When you head through the doors the double height foyer is the first wow moment. All the light comes streaming in and all at once you see the marina berth right past the windows with the water sitting so peacefully. One of the first things I noticed is it sort of makes you forget to look at your phone. You just look out at the panoramic view and let yourself slow down. Walk just a bit further and the living area steps down where you get this wide open space but it still feels inviting. I always notice the floors first and these are white oak with this gentle soft tone that sets the mood. One wall is covered with wood and it frames a stone fireplace just right for quiet evenings. Even the furniture is calming all light shades and material that makes you want to tuck your feet up. Some mornings I just stood by the sliding doors and watched the sun bounce off the water while boats moved in the marina. If you like waking up early or just having coffee by the water this place makes that a daily thing. The kitchen here is not just for show. Sometimes you see these big luxury kitchens and you think who really cooks here But here you really could. You have the best appliances. Wolf SubZero Bosch all built in. Marble counters plus some honey oak cabinets keep things warm. And then behind this archway there is a butlers pantry with double ovens and a big cabinet for all your dishes. Even the laundry feels easy here with real Electrolux machines and space to fold and organise. Downstairs also has a proper family room and a real home office just tucked away if you need to work from home sometimes. There is even a guest suite with bay and city views if you have friends or family staying over. Head upstairs and if you are like me you might avoid elevators but here there is both an elevator and those floating glass stairs that make you want to take your time. The primary suite upstairs is probably my favorite. All sunshine and space with a private terrace that faces right out over the water. You can actually open the doors and read a book in bed with the water views all around you. The bathroom is one of those spaces you might see on a magazine page. Double marble vanities. Everything looks fresh with a stand alone tub right by the window so you can just watch boats drift or catch the sunset from the bath. The patio on the ground level opens straight onto the water. You just slide the doors and find yourself with a private spot for dinner or maybe just a glass of wine in the evening. There is your own yacht dock as well. Makes that marina lifestyle feel completely real. The community is exclusive but relaxed. Only a hundred seven waterfront homes plus perks like tennis private beach club security all day kids play areas. You see people waving at each other walking their dogs or neighbors chatting by the docks. It all just works and honestly it feels easy to imagine living here. The best way to find out if it is right for you is to come take a look. I am always around if you want to see it or just chat about the area or the home. At LuxuryProperty.com we want your next move to feel as comfortable and relaxed as possible. Reach out whenever you are ready.

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Some homes really do put you in the mood to slow down. I still remember the hush as I stepped into 6 Fair Harbor at Pelican Hills in Newport Beach. Something about the soft light through the windows and the way you can almost hear the ocean in the distance just makes you want to linger a little. This is a Mediterranean style villa inside a gated corner of California, tucked in with those classic terracotta roofs and a view that always pulls you back to the Pacific no matter what you are doing inside. I took a bit of time in the foyer noticing the marble underfoot. The ceiling stretches way up so the first impression actually feels pretty grand, then you get those archways showing little hints of the ocean. The crisp cream colored walls just feel restful. You move into the living room and you have this sense that someone really thought about where to sit and relax. The big glass doors frame the sea and open up right into the backyard. Honestly, that view is just steady there every time you glance outside. You can even hear the breeze some afternoons. Head through another open archway and suddenly the dining room changes the mood. Big table where you can picture everyone setting down their phones for a Sunday dinner. I stood there for a second thinking how the light hits the silver tone chandeliers and everything just feels warm, not fussy. Even if you have people over you would still get that easygoing vibe. Then I peeked into the kitchen. I do not know about you but sometimes tricked out kitchens feel staged. Not here. There is enough space, the pantry is out of sight but handy, the appliances look sharp but in a way you would actually use. Granite counters for rolling out dough if you want to, and those deep wood cabinets hide away all the morning clutter. It really feels like a place where real food gets made and shared. There is also a relaxed sitting room close by if someone wants to sneak off with coffee after breakfast. I noticed an at home office tucked in too since everyone needs their own space sometimes, and even a guest bedroom right on this floor if you do not feel like walking stairs at night. The staircase itself is kind of a showpiece with marble steps leading up. I found myself looking back down just to take in the whole entrance again. Upstairs there are four more bedrooms. The vibe carries through, each room picking up some detail from the garden or a stretch of Pacific blue outside the window. The master bedroom makes you want to stay a bit longer and read or just step outside on the wraparound terrace to watch the light shift across the golf course and the ocean beyond. By the way, this bedroom has its own private stairs up from the garden so you can slip out in the morning and not wake anyone. The bathroom is a treat with a huge tub surrounded by creamy stone plus gold and silver touches here and there so it has a little bit of glamour but not too much. Outside was where I really imagined life here. The backyard is simple but has everything that makes sense. There is a pool with that glassy stillness that makes afternoons easy. Jacuzzi bubbles for those colder evenings. The pergola out back makes you want to linger with barbecue and friends, and then as the sun dips the firepit becomes the hangout spot. I could picture a few kids laughing or even just a quiet night with the sound of the wind coming off the Pacific. Pelican Hills itself is pretty quiet. Some mornings you will see neighbors heading out to golf or little clusters walking their dogs right after sunrise. The best thing is Newport Beach, the town and all the bits of California you want, are close enough but here you feel separate from the noise. The Fair Harbor address really does feel special, maybe even a little like a Mediterranean postcard but with some real California grit. You might want to see this in person. No words or photos can really show you how relaxing it feels or how those ocean views just kind of stay with you. If you have questions or want to walk through quietly and take your time, just reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com, our only goal is to help you find the place that simply fits the way you want to live.

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There is a different kind of energy you get when you step into a place like this penthouse at Paramount Miami Worldcenter. Sometimes big city living feels a bit too much, but up here, it just feels wide open and peaceful, almost unexpected. I walked into this five bedroom villa and, honestly, I was still looking around five minutes later, just soaking up the views from pretty much every window. You can see sweeping views of Downtown Miami and even a bit of the Atlantic. It is hard to remember you are right in the centre of everything. This is not just a regular Miami penthouse, and it does not try too hard either. The space is huge, over six thousand built up, but it does not feel cold or echoey like you might expect. Somehow there are quiet corners for reading or just hiding away for a bit with a coffee. Some homes try to wow you with big features and shiny things, but here it is the easy flow of the rooms that makes daily living feel simple. The main living area is open and light, and I found myself gravitating towards the spot by the floor to ceiling glass. Afternoon sun comes in warm and soft. Sometimes you catch yourself just watching the clouds drift by over the city. About the kitchen, there is something exciting about getting to design and customize it to fit how you actually cook and live. You are not just taking what you get—you are making it your own, whether that is a big family kitchen with space for everyone or a more streamlined chef space if you are into hosting. That is a rare thing. There is also a den just off the living space. I could see it working as a library, an office or even a cozy movie room on a stormy evening. Bedrooms are not squeezed in either. You can actually walk around the bed and still have space to stretch. The bathrooms, and there are six, have this clean modern vibe, but it is not cold. Think spa, not showroom. Some of the best mornings would probably start in here, just letting the city wake up around you. And when it comes to amenities, it is almost a bit wild what is on offer. There are five pools in the building, which means it is never really crowded. I stopped by the outdoor lounge area and it is just the sort of place where you forget the day and maybe talk a bit longer than you meant to. The spa feels private and real. If you are into sports or fitness, there is so much—boxing studio, yoga space, basketball court, racquetball. There is even a recording studio, which is something you do not see every day. Imagine actually making music with a couple friends on a random weeknight. Or just listening in. The location is quiet convenient honestly. Paramount Miami Worldcenter is right in the heart of the city. The Virgin Train Station is pretty much next door, so you can get anywhere without fuss. Port of Miami is close, and for flights, Miami International is not far. You are only a short drive to Wynwood, which is perfect when you want a change of scenery or a night out that starts with art and ends with great tacos. Sometimes you might even see families out walking in the evenings or someone taking in the Miami sunshine along the sidewalks that weave through this master planned community. To me, this is the sort of Miami villa that gives you the best of big city energy and a quiet sense of home, all at once. You would not know if it feels right until you stand here and see how it matches your life. If you want to see it in person or just have a chat about what everyday could look like here, reach out. We really want your next move to feel just right, in your own time.

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Honestly, you know when a place just makes you slow down for a sec? 372 Regatta Drive in Jupiter kind of does that the minute you drive up. I came out here expecting a fancy waterfront villa but even from the street, it felt different. You turn into this sweeping driveway and there&#039;s just this silence, almost like everything else drops away for a minute. The house sits way back from the main road, tucked into its own world with these crazy tall trees and all this deep green around. And then you look up and realize, wow, this is more than ten thousand square feet of living space. It does not feel showy though. It mostly just feels private, almost calm. Walking through the front doors, the foyer is honestly epic. Light everywhere, gorgeous stone that&#039;s cool under your feet and every detail feels thought out. The ceilings just seem to go up forever. Sometimes high ceilings can make a place echo but here it just kind of opens things up, especially with all those views straight out to the water. The windows in this place? You hardly even notice the glass. You just get these big blue and green scenes in every room. I even stood by one window for a bit and watched a heron fly past, which really brought home that you&#039;re right here on the Intracoastal Waterway. The kitchen is big enough to actually make family meals and not just reheat takeout. There&#039;s room to move around, lots of counter space and places to sit where you can see the water. It is the kind of kitchen where you just know someone&#039;s started pancakes on a lazy weekend morning. Even if you are not big on cooking, just having all this space feels relaxing. Sometimes you see homes that claim to be big but still feel tight. Here it just breathes. The main suite sits in its own quiet corner with water out every window. There is a morning bar so if you&#039;re anything like me, you can just roll out of bed and pour a coffee before you even say hello to anyone. The closets are bigger than some apartments and the bathrooms for both him and her both feel really private. Not just showy tile for photos either. You&#039;ll notice real warmth in the stone and wood, kind of rare these days when so many places go with plain old white. And if you&#039;ve got family or friends who stay a while, the guest house is honestly another highlight. It is not just a little extra room out back. It has its own kitchenette and laundry which means guests can have their own routine without feeling like they are in the way. The garden space is private too. I could see sitting out here as the sun drops behind the trees, maybe with a book or keeping an eye on boats drifting by. Seriously, if you ever want to just switch off, this spot makes it easy. There is a huge six car garage which is kind of rare here in Jupiter. You do not usually see that unless someone planned for car collectors or people who really appreciate space for all their toys. Out front, the landscaping is actually impressive. You&#039;ll even find it smells fresh out here, especially in the mornings before the heat picks up. Admiral&#039;s Cove is quiet but that does not mean you are away from life. The golf course is a few minutes away, and the marina is well known for its privacy and top-level services. Sometimes, you catch neighbors heading to the boats in the afternoon or folks running early in the day. Kids on bikes, people waving from golf carts, it is the kind of community where you do not feel rushed. Plus, famous Florida beaches are just down the road. The coffee shop is never far when you want your favorite cup. You know, no matter how many features I mention here, there&#039;s something about this estate you can&#039;t really get from words or photos. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you have questions, or just want to walk through for yourself, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we always want your next move to feel as comfortable as possible.

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