Issue 14 - CENTURY 21 Fine Homes & Estates Magazine - Spring 2023

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INTERIOR SALVATION

Saving beautiful objects and giving them new life in our homes is an act of sensitivity, sustainability, and creativity.

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The summer season brings with it a unique sense of energy. From family vacations to quality time outdoors, there’s a certain excitement in the air. As real estate professionals, we all get that same level of excitement for what the season may hold for our industry. Yes, we know that there is still a level of uncertainty as we face market challenges such as rising mortgage rates and low inventory. But one thing that is certain is that there will always be a need for homes in our world, and today’s buyers and sellers are deciding whether or not now is the right time for them to jump into the market.

The luxury market continues to thrive as people look to these properties as not only the right place to build family memories, but also as smart investments that allow them to ensure a bright and secure future for those families. With a CENTURY 21 Fine Homes & Estates® designated agent at your side, you can be sure that wherever you are on your journey, you have someone there to help you make the right decision for your individual real estate needs.

As you start to think about your next step, I invite you to hear from a team of industry professionals on how you can create your own dream home. From visiting with Saatva founder Ron Rudzin to learn what makes his home so special, to tips on how you can breathe new life into salvaged pieces and add stylish yet eco-friendly touches to your home, we want to help you create spaces that feel as unique as you are.

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AT HOME WITH

RON RUDZIN, FOUNDER, SAATVA

What is your favorite room in your house?

My bedroom is my favorite room, because I am an early bird who truly appreciates a great night of rest. Every morning, I watch business and sports news in bed with a cup of coffee to start my day before the world wakes up.

What makes this particular space special?

My Saatva Classic mattress and adjustable base combination make my bedroom cozy and functional. I elevate my head and feet, and gently ease my way into the day before the phone starts ringing. It's my place of solitude. To help make my bedroom more relaxing, I keep the color scheme neutral and muted.

What are some things that you personally feel make your house a home?

My house is designed for comfort, and each room serves a different purpose. For example, I have a cozy sitting room where I typically have a second cup of coffee and read the

newspaper before heading into the office or working from my home office. I also like to spend time there chatting with my wife and close friends in the evenings. On the weekends, I use it to listen to music or read a magazine—other activities that I can do to relax without a computer or television. Most of all, my family, including my two wonderful dogs, Rudy and Ziggy, makes my house more of a home than anything else. 

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THE ENDURANCE OF MARBLE

From ancient times to modern day, marble has always topped the list of coveted building and décor materials.

Medieval and Renaissance sculptors took full advantage of the properties of marble.

One of the most attractive, complex and durable materials in the building world, marble has a long, luxurious history. Here’s a quick guide to the most enduring rock of all time, including its history, its aesthetic and its uses.

1. Marble is limestone or dolomite that has been transformed under the powers of pressure and heat into a metamorphic rock. The calcite in the rock is recrystallized under these conditions, and the interlocking of the crystals creates the shimmer and sparkle for which marble is coveted. Much of the marble that we use commercially now was formed under the ocean floor at least 60 million years ago—and some is much, much older.

2. The word “marble” derives from the Ancient Greek marmaron, which means “crystalline rock” or “shining stone.” In Greece, the radiant material

The appeal of marble has not wavered throughout the centuries—its opulent finish and durability make it an enduring favorite.

has been used in artwork and architecture since the late neolithic era (5300–4500 BC).

3. To preserve the organs of Ancient Egyptian pharaohs and dignitaries, ornately carved marble vessels containing the deceased’s organs, including their heart, were placed alongside their mummified bodies. Marble, along with gold, was seen as the finest material of the time, and was present in various forms throughout the pyramids.

4. In Medieval and Renaissance times, marble became ubiquitous in affluent environs, forming the floors of palaces and cathedrals, and flooring and fixtures in the homes of the well-heeled. It was also used to build complete structures— most famously, the Taj Mahal.

5. Revered artists throughout history have also favored marble for their sculpture work,

for many reasons. It is relatively soft when it is newly mined, and hardens over time to preserve and artist’s work. The grain of marble is very fine, meaning that greater detail can be achieved. The stone’s slight translucency gives the impression of a glow from within, and highquality finishes can be achieved.

6. It’s commonly thought that most marble is white, shot through with veins of gray or black. In fact, there are myriad colors of marble depending on the impurities in the limestone. Pure calcite gives us white, while the presence of serpentine imparts a green tinge, and iron oxide or clay might produce a pink marble.

7. Most marble is mined from open quarries and extracted in blocks. It is then cut, using wire or block cutters, into slabs or strips, which are then further processed into their end products— things like tiles and countertops. Finally,

the marble is finished with processes such as polishing, ageing, hammering and sanding, all of which produce different results depending on the desired use of the marble.

8. Marble remains popular in architecture because of its durability, but also for its lightreflecting properties, which help to create a sense of space and light in a home. As it is a natural material, marble brings a sense of warmth and connection to the earth; and because of its long association with royalty and prosperity, it creates the impression of luxury.

9. Modern homeowners can incorporate marble into their homes in a multitude of ways—from tiles to countertops, staircases and fireplaces. It’s a timeless, beautiful choice for a home, and if it is cleaned, maintained and sealed regularly, marble will last you a lifetime. 

A LESSON IN LUXURY

Understanding the classic structures that once dominated American architecture may just be the key to unlocking the secrets of today’s most sought-after homes.

It’s easy to get caught up in the latest residential architecture and design trends. Viral videos on social media see us pledging our love to bohemian cottagecore and eclectic maximalism one moment, only to get swept up into monochromatic minimalism a few months later.

Interior design trend cycles are always in flux, so decor is transient—easily replaced every few years. But the structures themselves endure, and there are some standout architectural styles that will always be sought-after in

the housing market. Whether it’s a heritage dwelling or a more modern build, American homes embrace a plethora of styles and influences, much like the nation itself. Iconic architectural styles tell the tales of our past; wars, global events, philosophy, art, history, and even the nation’s landscape all play a unique role in residential architecture, and a building’s absorption of the influences of its time plays a big part in determining whether it becomes a classic or is destined to be torn down and replaced.

Understanding these styles and their compelling histories is not only important for gaining a deeper insight into what luxury has looked like in the past, but it also provides the tools to recreate these styles in a modern context.

CAPE COD

Cape Cod design is one of America’s quintessential home styles, and is possibly the most interesting architecture trend in our nation’s history. Built in the 17th century in the northeast by early European settlers, Cape Cod homes drew inspiration from the simple thatched cottages found in Britain. Over time, the style was adapted to the harsh New England winters. In the middle of a Cape Cod home, you’ll find a central chimney, which

once provided heat and light to all of the rooms surrounding it, while cedar shingles on the roof worked to keep the cold out.

While this type of home was eventually replaced by the next big thing in architecture, the movement was revived in the 1920s, when Boston architect Royal Barry Willis modernized the Cape Cod home and introduced essential modern amenities, making it endlessly popular, even now, particularly in the northeast. Loved for its historical and unfussy look, a Cape Cod home symbolizes coziness, early American history and the windswept coast of the northeastern states.

Cape Cod homes are characterized by their steep gabled roofs and shingled exteriors, and their lack of superfluous ornamentation. The simple, all-American home is enduringly versatile, making it a timeless and classic trend.

To maintain the charm and nostalgia of a Cape Cod home, keep things classic on the exterior with cedar shingles, and keep the outdoor decor simple. Cape Cod homes have small windows to combat the cold; consider putting in bigger windows to allow more natural light in, but ensure that you maintain the look of the structure.

Cape Cod style makes use of simplicity and natural materials.

A traditional Cape Cod home is clad in cedar shingles.

Compared to the interiors of other architectural styles, Cape Cod homes present quite a blank canvas—they do not boast strong style elements that define a space. The rooms are generally symmetrical and small. Natural materials are used to finish the interiors, including brick, stone, and hardwood floors. Nautical themes have long been favored for the interior design of Cape Cod homes—a theme that can date very quickly.

For an updated Cape Cod style, keep things bright. The smaller windows and rooms can mean darker spaces, so paint the walls a fresh white shade. Furnishings can be more rustic, but keep the lines clean. Wood tables, overstuffed chairs and sofas, and rattan or wicker furniture can give a coastal feel without overdoing it. Instead of boat oars, life buoys, and ship barometers, look for nautical accents with style.

Hang a simple, round mirror that is reminiscent of a porthole, or add navy-and-white striped cushions to your linen sectional. A sisal rug is a great option, as is a modern-style coffee table of bleached wood.

GILDED AGE

If you’ve been tuning in to HBO’s series The Gilded Age, you’ll be familiar with the opulence and larger-than-life features of this architectural style. Impossibly high ceilings, heavy wood wainscoting and balustrades, dramatic windows and stone facades typify this style of home. Inside, heavy velvet curtains, grand oil paintings, opulent upholstery, marble surfaces and dazzling crystal chandeliers are key features in this celebration of elegance and maximalism.

America’s Gilded Age refers to the period after the Civil War and before the turn of the 20 th

century. It peaked in the 1870s, and is best defined as a time when materialism and economic prosperity were highly sought after. A person’s wealth was no longer measured only by the size of their home—flamboyant and outright showy displays layered on top of the structure were the best way to flaunt status. Every blank wall, floor, and ceiling provided an opportunity for the richest of the rich to showcase their bursting pockets, with every corner of every room carefully curated and meticulously designed. In essence, the architecture and interior design of the Gilded Age is an amalgamation of European styles—Victorian Gothic, Italian Renaissance, Roman Classical, and French Baroque.

There’s no real question as to why these homes are still popular with a certain type of homebuyer—they are the epitome of luxury and style, and showcase a time when the value of one’s

Even the most ornate of Gilded Age homes can be modernized with sensitive design.

surroundings was of utmost importance. While Gilded Age homes are less common on the market than some other styles, you can still find incredible townhouses in Manhattan, Italianate villas in Newport, and red brick mansions in the Midwest.

To pay homage to the opulence of the late 1800s while acknowledging that you live in modern times, there are some subtle things you can do. Stay faithful to the paint colors of the period, but paint trims and adornments in a paint that’s slightly glossier to call attention to them. Instead of covering window trims in heavy drapes, opt for in-window curtains that allow the detail to stand out. And use modern LED lighting to bring dimension into the home, and illuminate the key aspects of the design.

You’re most likely going to bring some modern elements in your home, like televisions and computers, and these are at odds with Gilded Age design. If you mix in some other more current furnishings—a large sofa with clean lines, but in a luxurious fabric like leather or velvet; or a contemporary chandelier with golden elements to complement the “gilded” theme—these technological impositions won’t be so obvious amid the period details.

RANCH

Traditional ranch-style homes may not be the most obvious choice when it comes to pursuing luxury, but the iconic American ranch build has a plethora of design features that lend themselves to creating a successful, wellthought-out floor plan.

Ranch-style homes first began to rise in popularity in the 1920s; the southwest states saw an influx of families looking for affordable homes after World War I. As the Great Depression took hold toward the 1930s, the ranch-style home became a staple in America’s suburbs due to the low-cost materials used to build them.

These homes are characterized by their asymmetrical shape, single story, and open floor plans that place emphasis on communal areas. Unlike the European-inspired architecture that previously reigned supreme in the early days of modern America, ranch-style homes removed the walls and invited a sense of warmth, openness, and community into homes for the first time. Ranch-style homes also place emphasis on the outdoors, with every room featuring large windows overlooking the yard, as well as plenty of natural lighting.

Today, ranch-style homes are still popular, as many love the traditional, family-focused floor plan, where the kitchen is at the heart of the home and the rest of the house is built around it. Such an inviting element can present an opportunity for luxury, too. Big, custom kitchens overlooking manicured gardens are a dream for many families, while having only a single story lends itself well to many other style elements and inspirations—from retro 1960s conversation pits to more sleek builds that almost blend into the surrounding landscape.

For decor, choose elements that facilitate spending time with others; large sofas with plenty of seating; dining tables big enough for plenty of place settings; and kitchen stools that encourage discussion while preparing meals. In keeping with a ranch vibe, leather furniture is a great option, as are tables made of rough-hewn wood. For hints of modernity, incorporate a sleek wood-burning fire, and keep silhouettes streamlined. Don’t be tempted to split up the different areas—keep your living area as open as possible. You can, however, isolate different themes for the living room, dining area, and kitchen, as long as they complement one another. This helps to divide a space without making it claustrophobic.

Long and low, the ranch home has a desirable open floor plan and overlooks the outdoors.

MID-CENTURY MODERN

While those of us from generations past understand that mid-century modern is one of the most iconic styles of the past century, TikTok users across the globe are only just catching on, scouring thrift stores and online estate sales for original pieces. And while this decor style will work in any number of modern spaces, it’s more difficult to bring decor elements from other eras into a mid-century home—difficult, but not impossible.

Recognized as a significant design movement, mid-century modern swept through the United States and Europe after World War II. Using the technological and industrial advancements pioneered around the globe throughout World War I and World War II, mid-century modern saw designers and architects eagerly develop new and exciting ideas that looked optimistically toward the future. With mass

production now thriving and many families back on their feet after wartime, mid-century modern replaced outdated frills and ornate details. This style aligned with the Modernist movement that was popular at the time, and saw a move toward clean lines, natural textures, and multifunctional design.

At its core, mid-century modern style is an ode to simplicity, and because of that, midcentury homes are still highly desirable in modern times. Functionality, minimal design, and good - quality wood marry for an elegant space that is actually a great blank canvas for myriad modern elements. Scandinavian decor pairs particularly well with mid-century homes, as both styles emphasize clean lines and natural textures.

When the mid-century style was first established, indoor plants were not quite as

prevalent as they are now—they were more likely to be used as a sculptural feature than to create an indoor garden. But plants will always enhance a space; just ensure that plants do not overwhelm the design elements of the structure—choose shapes and colors that are sympathetic to the style.

Artwork is another great way to bring current design into a mid-century home. Look for abstract and geometric design, which has never gone out of style in the art world, and will look right at home in your mid-century living room.

Lastly, bold pops of color are a hallmark of mid-century styling, so look for pieces in bright blues and oranges; earthy greens, like apple and avocado; and warm reds and pinks. Rugs and cushions can bring these colors into the space and bring some 2020s style into a mid-century home, without looking out of place. 

Simplicity is key in a mid-century modern home—as are quality timbers and streamlined decor.

WHAT’S OLD IS NOT NEW… IT’S BETTER

You no longer need to sacrifice style and luxury to be eco-conscious.

BY KATHLEEN E. SYRON

Interior design has always been about creating unique spaces that reflect the personality and style of the homeowner. When creating a space, a designer considers how the homeowners live, their preferred styles and colors, their budget, and the unique features that reflect their personality. They bring this combination to life through material finishes, furniture, and decor items.

As sustainability and environmental concerns become increasingly important, people are asking their designers to incorporate eco - conscious materials and furniture into their plans. Until recently, this limited designers to items that were rustic, industrial, or artsy, but not luxurious.

The increasing focus on recycling in our day-to - day lives has spilled over into the trend of repurposing old items. No longer solely the realm of DIY enthusiasts, repurposing now also appeals to high-end designers. Skilled craftspeople are making luxury pieces from recycled materials for their discerning clients.

These pieces can add a touch of luxury to any room while also serving as a conversation starter; for example, the Cluster Bomb Cabinet from Plane Industries is an eye-catching drinks cabinet made from a retired missile fuselage. The functioning bar is a spectacular piece with a commanding presence, guaranteed to draw interest from guests.

FINISHES AND MATERIALS

If a homeowner desires to lessen their home’s environmental impact, they should first look at the largest surfaces in the home, such as walls, flooring, and countertops.

Paint

Environmentally friendly paint is primarily characterized by a low VOC value. VOCs are “volatile organic compounds” that are released as the paint dries, and for some time thereafter. VOCs assist

ecoBirdy’s kid-sized furniture is made from recycled plastics.

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with the quality of application and the drying process; thus, historically it was difficult to produce a high-quality paint in a variety of colors that was also eco-friendly. However, as awareness of the health and environmental impacts of VOCs has grown, paint companies have developed new formulas that use alternative ingredients to achieve the same performance standards without the use of harmful VOCs. Responding to interest among home buyers for eco-friendly paints, most major luxury brands, such as Farrow & Ball, Little Greene Paint Company and Designer’s Guild, have created eco-friendly lines.

Countertops

A variety of existing high-end materials use either recycled or sustainable materials for both flooring and countertops. The most notable are terrazzo and quartz, which are both engineered stone surfaces that combine bits of marble, granite, or glass with cement or resins that are polished to resemble natural stone while offering greater durability. A relatively new product on the market from Foresso has been called “timber terrazzo”. This solid-surface product is made from wood waste sourced from felled trees, as well as cement and plaster dust, mixed with a non-toxic binding glue. The material can be used as a countertop and in furniture design.

The same company took recycling to the next level by introducing their ‘No Chip’ solid surface, made with their extraction dust and wood waste. The raw waste is then mixed with a non-toxic binder and polished. The resulting product is akin to a silky-smooth matte paint finish.

Flooring

There are several sustainable flooring options, including cement, cork, bamboo, luxury vinyl plank (LVP), natural linoleum, and even marmoleum, a resilient linoleum made from natural and recycled materials. Vinyl floors use recycled products, but also have toxic glues to consider. Recycled rubber products, such as old tires, make excellent flooring for recreational areas like home

you’re looking for a statement piece, you can’t go wrong with Plane Industries’ Cluster Bomb Cabinet, crafted from a retired missile fuselage.

gyms and workshop spaces. Luxury flooring made from 100 percent recycled material is limited, but new brands are coming to market that use plastic ocean waste to create stunning carpets.

Ceramic, porcelain, and terracotta tiles are naturally eco-friendly, as they’re made from clay and dirt; however, to ensure a truly ecoconscious choice, it’s important to consider factors like distance from source and sealers used. If you’re after a high-end luxury option made entirely from recycled materials, glass is the way to go. While the glass used in all tiles is similar, it’s the design and application that sets them apart. Invest in a professional tiler to create intricate designs that will showcase the beauty of this unique product.

FURNITURE

While buying new, hip furniture and decor is tempting, repurposing old items is an ecofriendly and stylish way to create unique and luxurious interiors. One of the benefits of repurposing old items is that they add character and interest to a space. Vintage furniture, for example, can give a room a timeless quality and create a sense of history that cannot be replicated with new furniture. On the other hand, if you are not crafty, or are looking for something more upscale, try these stores and designers.

ecoBirdy

In 2018, after researching, designing, and material and prototype testing, ecoBirdy created a four-piece collection of kid-sized design furniture entirely made from recycled plastic toys. The company has since launched adult and decor items.

Petit h

Petit h is an offshoot of luxury brand Hermès, in which expert artisans from every Hermès métier work hand in hand with artists and guest designers to create unique, functional objects from Hermès leather scraps. The items are playful, and based not on a preconceived notion of Hermès as a brand, but rather on the materials themselves.

Plane Industries

Plane Industries is a British furniture brand that uses authentic aircraft parts to create beautiful, functional pieces for the home or office. The brand was founded in 2013 by two brothers with a shared love of breaking and making stuff, who set out to breathe new life and purpose into old, beloved objects.

Magis Design

Magis Design, a multifaceted Italian furniture design and manufacturing company, creates products that adorn residences, public areas, and more than 35 museums worldwide. Their designs prioritize aesthetics and functionality for the present and future. As part of their commitment to sustainability, they have begun

incorporating waste generated from their production processes into their product line.

LIGHTING

When it comes to luxury lighting, few fixtures can rival the grandeur of a chandelier. But environmentally conscious faux crystals leave a lot to be desired, and some recycled materials offer a more contemporary and engaging look.

Graypants

The Seattle-based design studio creates modern lighting collections made entirely from repurposed materials. Graypants’ mission is to create modern design that is ecologically responsible from start to finish. 

The Sun Pendants from Seattle design studio Graypants are made from laser-cut, recycled cardboard.

INTERIOR SALVATION

Saving beautiful objects and giving them new life in our homes is an act of sensitivity, sustainability, and creativity.

Salvage used to be a dirty word, both figuratively and literally. Reserved for the penny-pinchers and self-building hippies, objects and materials found in salvage yards have historically been disparaged as unsightly or derelict, and many a luxury homeowner favors new design elements over old.

But imagine that you have a beautiful new home, bedecked with modern finishes and sleek surfaces. Your friends visit, observing, “Oh, we have that lamp—don’t you just LOVE it in a modern kitchen?” or “You got the Geo Armchair from ABC Carpet and Home? So expensive, but so worth it!”

Or maybe you bought a period residence, and it’s full of the charm and craftmanship of a particular era. A chrome-and-glass LED chandelier over the Victorian kitchen island isn’t going to cut it—but a pendant lamp with Czech glass? Perfection.

It’s easy to replace the mental image of salvage as just dirty fire pokers and chipped mirrors. Merely scratching the surface of an antique store or salvage yard reveals that items from yesteryear can hold great meaning and value. Consider that the word “salvage” means “to

save.” Each piece that we find by salvaging has been rescued from a place where it was no longer needed or appreciated. We allow it to shine again in its new setting. Each item tells a story, has a history, and is a rich addition to your home as a result.

Vintage pieces—particularly those produced before the Industrial Revolution—boast quality and craftsmanship that are more difficult to find in modern design (there are exceptions, of course). They expunge the cookie-cutter aesthetic that we find in a lot of modern interiors, and they remove wastage from the equation. Bringing an older item back into use is an act of sustainability, and the value derived from being aware of our environmental impact can’t be understated.

Those of us who are not interior designers might not give a lot of thought to salvaging furniture and materials, but professionals in the decor space are embracing the excitement and reward of hunting for vintage goods. How do they source the best pieces for a home?

KNOW WHAT YOUR HOME NEEDS

It’s easy for amateur salvagers to get caught up in the excitement of finding beautiful objects, but it’s also very important to have a firm idea of what you need. Your home has an aesthetic, and what you’re looking for must complement the

Incorporating salvaged furniture into your design can create unique and welcoming spaces.

style of the house. Similarly, size is important; procuring something that is too large or too small for your space will not do you any interior favors. Too often, we leave a salvage yard with a vehicle load of salvaged objects that, while beautiful, do not work in the context of the home. Always honor the era, design, and feel of a building—as well as your own tastes and preferences—and you can’t go wrong.

If you’re not sure whether something is right for your home, walk away. Give it some thought, re-measure your space, and if you become certain that it’s what you need, you can always

return to purchase it. (Don’t leave it too long, though—these objects are often one-of-a-kind, and if they’re high quality, someone else might snap them up).

DISCOVER THE PROVENANCE

To really understand what you’re looking at, ask the seller. Aim to discover how old the piece is, where it was produced, where it has been housed, who designed or constructed it, and what it’s made of. Answers to these questions can tell you a lot about the item, and will convey an accurate picture of its value. They’ll also give

you the story that adds richness to the piece’s presence in your home: “You’ll find spare blankets in the steamer trunk at the end of your bed. Did I mention it’s from a ship’s passage in the days of the British Raj?”

AVOID A SCATTERSHOT APPROACH

While it’s fun visiting all of the antique stores and salvage yards in your area, it’s a good idea to learn about each retailer’s niche. Some will specialize in industrial pieces, like those sourced from factories, schools, and churches; others will have cornered the market on stone, tiles,

and marble. Narrow down your aesthetic, and identify the outlets that are most likely to have what you need for your home.

THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX

Your first thought for salvaging goods will most likely be retail outlets, but there are plenty of avenues that you can explore. Estate sales can turn up treasure (there are online resources for finding when and where estate sales are happening), and even garage sales can be fruitful (be sure to arrive early, as there are professionals out there who get the good stuff before most people are even awake).

And, of course, there’s a digital option for shopping for salvage: the internet. “Digital digging” is a common practice now for those looking for beautiful vintage items. Of course, it’s harder to verify the quality and vintage of a piece when you don’t have much more than a low-quality image to go on, but there’s also the chance that you’ll find something spectacular, if you ask the right questions and view the item before you pay for it.

DON’T GET STUCK IN ONE ERA OR STYLE

As tempting as it is to match every piece in your home, whether it’s by material, period or color, salvaging items offers you a way to create a unique blend of old and new, incorporating a variety of styles and materials that complement one another. Of course, this requires careful curation—pairing a gothic dining table with Scandinavian-design chairs is unlikely to achieve a pleasing look. Try to create a space that comes together as a whole; limit your color

palette; choose one standout piece rather than cramming several into a space; use some basic, minimalistic items that allow your salvage finds to stand out; and find shapes and patterns that complement one another.

TIPS FOR SALVAGE SHOPPING

 Don’t overdo it. Choose a statement item, or something that’s subtle but completely unique to your home. If everything in your house is unique or remarkable, your eye won’t know where to settle.

 Do not impulse buy. Only spend money on something if you’re 100 percent certain that it’s the right thing for your space—otherwise, you’ll end up with a garage full of pieces that you can’t use.

 Barter, but don’t be pushy. Sellers of vintage goods are used to being asked about “the best price,” but keep in mind that they are also making a living from their business, and don’t lowball them. 

Second-hand and antique stores are literal treasure troves for elevated and personal design in the home.

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Bedrooms: 8

Bathrooms: 10

Garage: 6-car with carousel

Kitchen Features: The gourmet kitchen is outfitted with the finest finishes, including Gaggenau appliances, marble countertops, two oversized refrigerators, a coffee bar, a walk-in pantry and so much more! This deluxe kitchen is a chef’s dream.

Additional Features: Luxury amenities include an expansive guesthouse, an elevator, 4 kitchens, 3 laundry rooms, a state-of-the-art gym with an infrared sauna, a home theater, a laundry jet, a refrigerated wine cellar, triple-hand-troweled plaster walls throughout, a large dog run, a 6-car garage, a zero-edge pool, and an outdoor cabana with a complete kitchen and fireplace. The home offers stunning views of rolling hills and trees on conserved land.

This phenomenal custom estate is beyond compare, offering the finest elements that encourage the lavish lifestyle possible in this modern Napa Valley–style ranch home.

The iconic and elegant exterior introduces the 1.15-acre property, which boasts spectacular grounds. Enjoy ample privacy and extensive space, with large rolling lawns, open seating areas, a grand-scale outdoor pool house pavilion with kitchen, meandering walkways, a large dog run and lush landscaping. The resort-style, zero-edge pool is sleek in design and blends gracefully with the effortless style and sophisticated designed spaces. Equally impressive as the exterior, the residence’s interior is refined with porcelain and white oak flooring, triple-hand-troweled plaster finished walls, gorgeous lighting, custom stone fireplaces, and extensive use of handcrafted stone, wood and metal. Approximately 13,460 square feet, the luxurious villa reveals eight en suite bedrooms, 10 opulent bathrooms, a grand guest house, multiple indoor/outdoor areas for entertaining, 3 laundry rooms with laundry jet, a wellness room, four kitchens, an elevator and a purified water system.

Welcoming to all, the magazine-worthy main-level great room hosts indoor/outdoor California living featuring a gourmet chef’s kitchen with all of the finest amenities, including automatic glass doors that flawlessly expand to the resort-style backyard. The primary suite pampers with approximately 2,000 sq. ft. on the main floor with a kitchenette, custom closet with enclosed cabinetry, oversized walk-in showers, two sleek fireplaces, automatic glass doors opening to stunning outdoor retreats with exquisite views.

Downstairs, in the subterranean level of the residence await the state-ofthe-art gym, home theater, laundry room, wine cellar with refrigeration and garage parking up to 6 cars with carousel.

Behind the scenes, many high-tech amenities are included. This exclusive estate, built in 2020, is breathtaking. Come home to Hidden Hills!

Interested in this property?

If you’d like to learn more about this property or other luxury homes in the Hidden Hills area, please contact:

C21 Everest

TRISHA PEREZ AND GARY WOLFE

Team@TrishaPerez.com

805.304.0814 or 818.621.0383

www.TrishaPerez.com

FEATURED HOMES

FEATURED HOMES

BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

Welcome to La Casa Delle Palme! This gated estate offers 150 ft. of waterfront property overlooking the Royal Palm Waterway and the lush tropical landscape of Capone Island. The home consists of 7 bedrooms, 9 full baths, and 2 half baths throughout the 11,799 sq ft of interior living space.

PROPERTY ESSENTIALS

166 W Alexander Palm Rd

Boca Raton, Florida 33432

Price: $23,000,000

Square Feet: 11,799

Lot Size: 150 x 150 ft.

Bedrooms: 7

Bathrooms: 9

Garage: 6.5-car

Kitchen Features: The chef’s kitchen consists of beautiful white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a butler’s pantry that is connected to the dining room.

Additional Features: Amenities include a spacious waterfront patio with an infinity-edge pool and spa, a putting green, a motor court with 2 gated entries, an air-conditioned 6.5-car garage, a formal dining room, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, a club room, a saltwater fish tank,

a theatre room, and a two-story library. Other features include an alarm system, Crestron home automation, impact glass windows and doors, a water filtration system, and a 150KW natural gas generator. This property is in the prime location of the sought-after Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club in the beautiful City of Boca Raton, Florida.

Interested in this property?

If you’d like to learn more about this property or other luxury homes in the Boca Raton area, please contact:

CENTURY 21 Tenace Realty MATTHEW QUATTROCIOCCHI

561.356.6363

mattqsellsflorida@gmail.com

C21Tenace.com

Property Notes: Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, founded in 1959, offers world-class amenities, including a golf course, a marina, and a range of dining options.

FEATURED HOMES

FEATURED HOMES

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

An exquisite 2.57-acre French Chateau Estate located in the Foothills of Salt Lake in the exclusive gated community of North Cove Estates. This completely custom home is designed to provide the utmost in luxury living. Find authentic, artistic, handcrafted details throughout; no detail was overlooked in this one-of-a kind property. Experience a sweeping grand entrance, 4 luxury en suite bedrooms, 4 fireplaces, a gourmet kitchen, and incredible mountain views. The yard is secluded, with incredible landscaping and a waterfall feature. Close to downtown and ski resorts.

PROPERTY ESSENTIALS

1201 Oak Forest Rd

Salt Lake City, Utah 84103

Price: $5,200,000

Square Feet: 11,718

Lot Size: 2.57 acres

Bedrooms: 4

Bathrooms: 6

Garage: 4

Kitchen Features: Gourmet kitchen with Sub-Zero appliances, induction cooktop, custom cabinetry, granite countertops, breakfast nook with incredible mountain views.

Additional Features: Grand entrance, library/music room, formal dining, open living room with breathtaking views of private yard and mountain, cozy sitting room, 4 private en suite bedrooms, grand staircase, elevator,

walk-out basement, lovely French fountain in front and serene waterfall feature in the back of the home. Custom French furniture, imported rugs, artwork and piano included in purchase.

Interested in this property?

If you’d like to learn more about this property or other luxury homes in the Salt Lake City area, please contact:

Century 21 Everest BRIAN & RUTHANNE NOEL

brian@noelrealestate.com

801-599-5292

www.NoelRealEstate.com

Property Notes: For a video tour of the property, visit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnPirPC1dxI.

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FEATURED HOMES

SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

The Summit at Silverleaf is the pinnacle of ultra-exclusivity. Overlooking the entire “Valley of the Sun” from the highest point in North Scottsdale’s private 24-hour guard-gated enclave is a oncein-a-lifetime opportunity. Here, the sun, moon, and stars align on just under 7 acres of land with a building envelope at over 60,000 sq. ft. providing endless opportunities for those who want it all. The Sonoran Desert provides panoramic city views with postcard-perfect custom homes placed throughout the landscape.

PROPERTY ESSENTIALS:

11400 E Hideaway Ln 1870A

Scottsdale, Arizona 85255

Price: $15,000,000

Square Feet: 291,715

Lot Size: 6.7 acres

Interested in this property?

If you’d like to learn more about this property or other luxury homes and properties in the Scottsdale area, please contact:

Century 21 Toma Partners

STACY DRAGOS

stacy@stacydragos.com

623-910-2218

stacydragos.com

Property Notes: The nearby McDowell Mountain Preserve offers numerous trailheads for exploring Arizona’s stunning desert landscapes.

PROPERTIES TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

PROVIDENCIALES, TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

The Beach Oasis on Taylor Bay (previously the estate of Dick Clark, the legendary American media mogul and creator who brought us American Bandstand) is the ultimate island property in the exclusive upscale community of Chalk Sound. This beachfront acreage is a rare find on the peaceful southwest side of Providenciales. For those who crave serenity and privacy, this is the ideal site—a gorgeous setting for your dream estate or, for the developer, an exclusive villa-home site development. $40,000,000

CENTURY 21 ERISHAR PROPERTIES

SHARON SEYMOUR

649.232.4221 | SSEYMOUR@CENTURY21TCI.COM

CENTURY21TCI.COM

PROPERTIES TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

PROVIDENCIALES, TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

Located on Chalk Sound Drive is the luxurious 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom Affinity Villa. This villa has all you can imagine and is turnkey. The first floor has a very spacious living area that opens onto the kitchen/pantry, television room, and guest rooms. The kitchen is beautifully laid out with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. The second floor consists of a spacious master bedroom with en suite bathroom, a large walk-in closet, and mesmerizing views from both side balconies. $3,250,000

CENTURY 21 ERISHAR PROPERTIES

SHARON SEYMOUR

649.232.4221 | SSEYMOUR@CENTURY21TCI.COM

CENTURY21TCI.COM

PROPERTIES TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

PROVIDENCIALES, TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

Come and explore Villa Splendida. The property has over 6,000 sq. ft. of grandeur covering three floors, and is set on 1.46 immaculately landscaped acres overlooking picturesque Chalk Sound. The property offers uninterrupted views of the sound while providing privacy from neighbors, with over one-third of an acre buffer on each side of the main dwelling. This property features gated entry and comes complete with a boat dock, swimming pool, gazebo, two-car garage, backup generator and elevator. $3,200,000

CENTURY 21 ERISHAR PROPERTIES

SHARON SEYMOUR

649.232.4221 | SSEYMOUR@CENTURY21TCI.COM

CENTURY21TCI.COM

PROPERTIES CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

On the crest of the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains this award-winning architectural masterpiece is ready to dazzle its new steward. Located on the hilltop, the main objective of this 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom project was to harness the views from downtown LA to the Pacific Ocean and curate various experiences of indoor and outdoor living. The Linda Flora Residence is a carefully crafted gem that shows off the exquisite fabrication and design skills of its creator, Antonio Tadrissi of Prototype Design Lab. $6,399,000

CENTURY 21 ON TARGET

MIKKA JOHNSON

323.435.5688 | MIKKA@CENTURY21ONTARGET.COM

LAREALTYCONCIERGE.COM

PROPERTIES CALIFORNIA

PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CALIFORNIA

Welcome to your new home with spectacular ocean views! This turnkey 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is located in the highly sought-after lower Lunada Bay area. Enjoy watching the sun set over the ocean every evening from your living room and dinette area, which features a gas-burning fireplace, floor-length windows, sliders and a wraparound balcony providing unobstructed ocean views. $2,450,000

CENTURY 21 UNION REALTY

TENNILLE ALLERHEILIGEN

310.420.0389 | TENNILLEC21@GMAIL.COM

FINEHOMES.CENTURY21.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

KEY WEST, FLORIDA

This grand home is in the Casa Marina neighborhood of Old Town Key West. Enter the home into an open living space with 10-ft. ceilings and oversized windows that encompasses the living room, dining area, and kitchen. Guests will love their attached and private guest quarters. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including the primary suite with access to the massive sundeck, as well as a quiet flex space or office. The home offers turn-key living and all the modern amenities for those ready to enjoy island life! $2,100,000

CENTURY 21 CIRCLE

JIMMY LANE

305.766.0585 | JIMMY@JIMMYLANE.COM

JIMMYLANE.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

COCOA BEACH, FLORIDA

This sophisticated, stunning riverfront estate in south Cocoa Beach encompasses the finest details for water views, modern lines, privacy, and security. This sleek and elegant home was designed by renowned architect Phil Kean and built by one of Brevard’s premier builders. The property was recently further enhanced by removing a second home and adding amenities to create a private, luxurious retreat by the sea. $2,975,000

CENTURY 21 OCEAN

BARBARA SCHLURAFF

321.323.1212 | BARBARA@C21OCEAN.COM

CENTURY21OCEAN.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

COCOA BEACH, FLORIDA

A luxury Arthur Rutenberg new home construction on one of the most desirable streets in Cocoa Beach! Rutenberg homes are known for attention to detail, superior craftsmanship, and luxury finishes. 275 Andros Avenue is near the tip of Andros on open water on the Banana River for private east, north, and west water views. Watch rocket launches from your backyard entertainment area, or launch your boat from your private dock. The model shown in the photos is a 4,001 sq. ft. home, roughly 3,000 sq. ft. under air. $2,487,000

CENTURY 21 OCEAN

BARBARA SCHLURAFF

321.323.1212 | BARBARA@C21OCEAN.COM

CENTURY21OCEAN.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

SEACREST, FLORIDA

Perched high on a 40-ft. bluff along State Road 30A’s iconic Eastern End is Tranquillity on the Beach, a luxury, gated condominium complex with only 20 residences. Residence 110 is located on the first floor and offers immediate access to the pool, beach and grassy lawn. No stairs or elevators to navigate, simply exit your vehicle and walk directly into your condo! Features include 3 spacious bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, updated kitchen with granite countertops, large living room with Gulf views and lots of natural light. $2,120,000

CENTURY 21 COAST PROPERTIES

WILL PALMER

850.687.9988 | WILL@COASTFLA.COM

COASTFLA.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

PLANTATION, FLORIDA

New construction home located in Plantation Acres Estates, a brand new community of 5 custom estate homes with each home on a builder’s acre and privately gated. Each home was designed by very well-known architect Randall Stofft. This elegant modern home offers 5 bedrooms plus an oversized club room with a separate office; 5 full bathrooms and 2 half bathrooms; 2 wall-mounted fireplaces that you will be able to enjoy from the open formal living room and family room. $3,285,000

CENTURY 21 TENACE REALTY

ROI DANON

954.650.3768 | ROI@ROIDANON.COM

ROIDANON.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

ODESSA, FLORIDA

Fortune 500 Executive Elegance is yours across the sweeping, private, gated grounds of this extraordinary luxury estate located on tranquil and pristine Lake Josephine. A majestic 22-ft.-high entry foyer introduces breathtaking views of the lake and its natural surrounding areas. The property also boasts a sumptuous gourmet kitchen, impressive owner’s suite, towering ceilings, and superior custom finishes. Gorgeous infinity pool, elevated hot tub, brilliant outdoor kitchen, separate guest house. $2,150,000

CENTURY 21 JIM WHITE & ASSOCIATES

DANIA PERRY

727.215.2045 | DANIA.PERRY@GMAIL.COM

DANIAPERRY.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

SEMINOLE, FLORIDA

Built by the owner of nationally award-winning Windstar Homes for his own personal residence, this visually stunning contemporary Tuscan Villa was created with an astounding level of precision. Uncommonly detailed and highly luxurious, with soaring ceilings and spectacular finishes. A remarkable entry tower introduces an astonishing private courtyard with fireplace and lavish pool/spa. Located in one of Tampa Bay’s premier private golf communities. $3,495,000

CENTURY 21 JIM WHITE & ASSOCIATES

DANIA PERRY

727.215.2045 | DANIA.PERRY@GMAIL.COM

DANIAPERRY.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA

Brand New! A masterfully integrated Spanish Hacienda design with stunning coastal contemporary appeal. 5 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms and 6,050 sq. ft. of luxurious waterfront living areas. Magnificent finishes, resplendent gourmet kitchen, spectacular outdoor covered dining and entertainment spaces, scintillating pool/spa with waterfalls and pillars of fire, and incredible sweeping water views of Tampa Bay. Close to exceptional schools and downtown St. Petersburg. $6,750,000

CENTURY 21 JIM WHITE & ASSOCIATES

DANIA PERRY

727.215.2045 | DANIA.PERRY@GMAIL.COM

DANIAPERRY.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

TIERRA VERDE, FLORIDA

Superbly updated with a long list of extraordinary features and amenities, this remarkable waterfront estate delivers rare and dazzling views of the Intracoastal Waterway and the open Gulf of Mexico. Gorgeous luxury kitchen, large, covered balconies, advanced solar power management and storage, terrific boating facilities, 164 ft. of water frontage, beautiful pool and spa. Built to last, with all block construction and hurricane impact windows and doors. $5,995,000

CENTURY 21 JIM WHITE & ASSOCIATES

DANIA PERRY

727.215.2045 | DANIA.PERRY@GMAIL.COM

DANIAPERRY.COM

PROPERTIES FLORIDA

TIERRA VERDE, FLORIDA

One-of-a kind, elevated, waterfront home. Situated on a sprawling corner lot surrounded by lush landscaping is this Swedish longhouse–style home, which was originally designed and built for musical group ABBA. The home has a unique design as it is divided into two identical, mirrored floor plans that branch off the enormous great room, so that guests can retreat to their own living space. Each wing features a master bedroom with an en suite, a loft, two bedrooms and a Jack & Jill bath. $2,750,000

CENTURY 21 COASTAL ALLIANCE

NANCY LABARE | RANDY IERNA

727.867.8633 | 727.647.0813 | LABARENC21@GMAIL.COM

C21COASTALALLIANCE.COM

PROPERTIES GEORGIA

TRENTON, GEORGIA

This one-of-a-kind property has never been offered on the market! It boasts 3 homes and a wedding venue on over 800 acres. Approach via a mile-long paved driveway lined with a white vinyl fence, and trees bursting with white blooms in the spring and burgundy leaves in the fall. Enjoy panoramic views of fields and the most beautiful sunsets in the south, as well as miles of wooded nature trails. The property sits within Alabama and Georgia, and borders Tennessee, with approximately 4.5 miles of bluff overlooking Nickajack Lake and the Tennessee River. $11,395,000

CENTURY 21 BELLORA

LORA POORE

256.605.0162 | LORAPOORE@GMAIL.COM

FINEHOMES.CENTURY21.COM

PROPERTIES IDAHO

COEUR D’ALENE, IDAHO

A new construction in highly desirable Rockford Bay, this rustic modern home was designed by Eric Hedlund. Located right on the water’s edge with 75 ft. of frontage, this is a modern luxury home with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 3,978 sq. ft., a sandy beach, and a paver patio complete with fire pit and large dock. The open floor plan and extremely low maintenance home allows for maximum time on the water or relaxing on the large concrete deck. $5,395,000

CENTURY 21 WATERFRONT

BILL FANNING

509.999.5444 | FANNING@21WATERFRONT.COM

21WATERFRONT.COM

PROPERTIES IDAHO

COEUR D’ALENE, IDAHO

A Spokane River Estate property, with approximately 4,600-ft. frontage and 290 acres. This is an ideal estate property consisting of 7 parcels/lots. Heavily treed and exceptionally secluded across the river from the city park and Bellerive Development. The Spokane River begins at the outlet of Coeur d’Alene Lake and empties 111 miles downstream in Washington. Since the river hits Coeur d’Alene Lake, Post Falls, Spokane Valley and Spokane, it makes for a favorite pastime for locals to easily relax and fish. $28,500,000

CENTURY 21 WATERFRONT

BILL FANNING

509.999.5444 | FANNING@21WATERFRONT.COM

21WATERFRONT.COM

PROPERTIES IDAHO

WORLEY, IDAHO

Just what you have been looking for, this hand-crafted, Swedish cope, hand-hewn, custom-built log home is one-of-a-kind. Located at the end of a paved road, in a tranquil setting situated on acreage overlooking beautiful Rockford Bay and Lake Coeur d’Alene. Very private treed setting and fully landscaped. The home features over 8,096 sq. ft., open kitchen floorplan, granite countertops throughout, center island hobby room with large cabinet storage; beautiful and inspiring office location. $4,375,000

CENTURY 21 BEUTLER & ASSOCIATES

JOHN BEUTLER

208.661.2989 | C21JOHNB@AOL.COM

NWSELECTREALESTATE.COM

PROPERTIES INDIANA

BARGERSVILLE, INDIANA

One of Indiana’s most prestigious luxury estate homes, masterfully constructed by Carl McIntyre at Carrington Homes. With over 20,000 sq. ft. under roof, this home has been completely remodeled and offers unlimited amenities not typically seen in the luxury marketplace. Highlights include: a stately gated entry with perfectly manicured lawn, with many mature trees offering lots of privacy, pond, pool, built-in hot tub, large pergola, built-in firepit, waterfall, and more. The home boasts infinite interior features, including a timeless design. $6,950,000

CENTURY 21 SCHEETZ

MARK LINDER

317.514.6275 | MLINDER@C21SCHEETZ.COM

MARKLINDERTEAM.COM

PROPERTIES INDIANA

FISHERS, INDIANA

This property defines custom and quality with touches you cannot find in today’s properties. From the on-site, craftsman-built curved staircase to the main-level subfloor of 1 inch Homasote under the hardwood floors, every detail has been attended to. Located in a privately gated community of 39 homes. The home features a 36-ft. pool with waterfall and fire feature, custom cabinetry throughout, and state-of-the-art appliances—all of this overlooking water, and located on 2.2 acres. The lower level features an English pub–style bar with mini kitchen, game room and theater. $2,295,000

CENTURY 21 SCHEETZ

DAN IRISH

317.910.4293 | DIRISH@C21SCHEETZ.COM

C21SCHEETZ.COM

PROPERTIES LOUISIANA

LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA

Rare opportunity! 1 acre on Prien Lake with incredible views, in a gated community. 115 ft. of waterfront with boat dock, heated and chilled in-ground pool, hot tub, gas fire pit, outdoor kitchen, and outdoor porch with views of the lake. First-floor gourmet kitchen, keeping room with fireplace, family room/dining area with fireplace, wood beams, office, and antique wood floors. Large multipurpose space with balcony. Guest house/apartment with kitchen, sitting area, bedroom and bathroom with separate entrance. Architect: Al Jones Builder: Carl Arceneaux. $2,995,000

CENTURY 21 BONO REALTY

LISA BONO

337.540.5798 | C21BONO@AOL.COM

FINEHOMES.CENTURY21.COM

PROPERTIES MICHIGAN

TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN

Stunning 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath, 4,982 sq. ft. home on 1.5 acres in desirable Underwood Farms on Old Mission Peninsula, with 500 ft. of shared frontage on East Grand Traverse Bay. Only 10 minutes from Traverse City, the home boasts a gourmet kitchen, and four fireplaces, one of which resides in a gorgeous four-season room, a private master suite with a spa-like bathroom on the 2nd floor, and an expansive yard. Other amenities include a heated 3-car garage, media room, exercise room, mudroom, and 2nd-floor laundry. $1,250,000

CENTURY 21 NORTHLAND

MIKE ANNELIN

231.929.7900

MIKE.ANNELIN@C21NORTHLAND.COM

FINEHOMES.CENTURY21.COM

TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN

Stunning home in Leelanau County with views of West Bay and 550 ft. of shared waterfront. The grand entry features a gorgeous, curved oak stairway and a beautiful chandelier. Continuing with the tour, you will notice generous living spaces throughout with amazing bay window alcoves, a gourmet island kitchen with granite counters, delightful cabinetry, 3 fieldstone fireplaces, formal and informal dining, and a spacious private suite that includes a large tub and private balcony. Located minutes from downtown Traverse City, Michigan. $1,100,000

CENTURY 21 NORTHLAND

MICHAEL HARRISON

231.929.7900

MICHAEL.HARRISON@C21NORTHLAND.COM

FINEHOMES.CENTURY21.COM

PROPERTIES MICHIGAN

BEAR LAKE, MICHIGAN

Harboring vistas of blue for as far as the eye can see, this pearl of the sea is delicately cocooned atop the breathtaking bluffs of Lake Michigan. Towering over the turquoise waters and sweeping shorelines, the gated manor delivers absolute privacy, a high level of comfort, and luxurious appointments in its construction and decoration. Expanses of glass at every level generate a magnificent luminosity throughout the day and rainbow hues at sunset. Entrenched in one of the world’s most beautiful places. $2,850,000

CENTURY 21 NORTHLAND

MATT GEIB

231.929.7900 | MATT@LAKEANDTRAILPROPERTIES.COM

CINQSURMER.COM

PROPERTIES NEVADA

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

This stunning custom home situated on a secluded 1.2-acre lot is truly one-of-a-kind. Behind the gates of this resort-style estate is a pool with a rock waterfall and slide, outdoor kitchen, RV garage and detached 1-bedroom casita with a kitchen. The 5,304 sq. ft. home features 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, a great room with a bar and a gorgeous kitchen with Wolf appliances and a massive center island. The primary suite has a sitting area, fireplace, dual walk-in closets, soaking tub and huge walk-in shower. $3,595,000

CENTURY 21 GAVISH REAL ESTATE

PETER MOROZ

702.255.1145 | INFO@GAVISHREALESTATE.COM

GAVISHREALESTATE.COM

KINNELON, NEW JERSEY

“Come with me and you’ll be in a world of pure imagination...” (Willy Wonka). The possibilities are endless with what this property can become; a winery, a private compound for your relatives… should I keep going? This one-of-a-kind property is nestled in the amazing communities of Kinnelon and Montville, overlooking your very own private 25-acre lake (Surprise Lake). Recently updated yet holds the old-world charm that you would expect from this kind of estate. $6,399,000

CENTURY 21 THE CROSSING MEGAN LAVENBURG

973.615.9240 | MEGANLAVENBURG@YAHOO.COM

C21THECROSSING.COM

SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK

This modern home boasts a rooftop deck with 360-degree water views; a gunite pool with retractable cover and cabana; an expansive walk-out finished basement with loads of natural light; dramatic windows and double-height ceilings. Take the catwalk to the 2nd story primary suite with private deck and 10-ft. ceilings. There are en suite bedrooms on all 3 levels; a professional kitchen with gorgeous walnut cabinets and a stove that will be the talk of your friend circle; a large back deck overlooking the pool; and deeded access to Southold Town Beach. A unique home. $2,999,999

CENTURY 21 ALBERTSON REALTY

GERALD “JERRY” CIBULSKI

631.404.2507 | JCIBULSKI@ALBERTSONREALTY.COM

FINEHOMES.CENTURY21.COM

PROPERTIES PENNSYLVANIA

LEESPORT, PENNSYLVANIA

Absolutely stunning and private 26.61-acre estate with over 9,000 sq. ft. of living space, 6 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, a heated in-ground infinity pool and hot tub. Additionally, there is a spectacular guest house with kitchen, living and dining areas, full bathroom and bedroom. The luxurious first floor includes the primary bedroom with gas stone fireplace and access to the rear patio overlooking the pool, as well as an amazing chef’s kitchen and large office. The second floor has generous 5 bedrooms, including 3 en suites. 5 car garage! $2,849,000

CENTURY 21 GOLD

LISA TIGER

610.207.6186 | LTIGER@C21GOLD.COM

LISATIGERHOMES.COM

PROPERTIES NORTH CAROLINA

CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA

This 9,000+ sq. ft. European country-inspired estate, on 53+ acres, offers 5 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms with guest bedroom and en suite on the main level and 3 secondary bedrooms and primary on the upper level. A covered porch with built-in grill area leads to the saltwater pool with slide and jacuzzi. Separate 2,500 sq. ft. 6 bay garage and 6,600 sq. ft. workshop with hot/cold water. Gated entrance with private drive along 2 stocked ponds with fountains and landscape lighting. Property has 3 ponds total. $6,299,000

CENTURY 21 LAWRIE LAWRENCE

TERRI CHURCH

704.458.4822 | TERRIATTHELAKE@GMAIL.COM

LAWRIELAWRENCE.COM

PROPERTIES TENNESSEE

CHUCKEY, TENNESSEE

Escape to your own private, architect-designed, homestead-style farmhouse estate situated on 24+ acres of the Nolichucky River with a captivating panoramic view of the Appalachian Mountains. Experience East Tennessee at its finest, with small-town living and close proximity to Historic Jonesborough, Downtown Greeneville, and the Tri-Cities Airport under 45 minutes away. The main house has close to 5,800 sq. ft., with 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, and is filled with exquisite details throughout. $2,400,000

CENTURY 21 LEGACY

MICHAEL MCNEESE

423.552.5330 | C21MCNEESE@GMAIL.COM

MICHAELMCNEESE.SITES.C21.HOMES

PROPERTIES

TEXAS

GUN BARREL CITY, TEXAS

Come see the best kept secret in East Texas, located just 55 minutes southeast of Dallas Forth Worth. Sunflower Ranch has 4 homes surrounding an 18-acre private lake on 158 acres of gently rolling pastureland. The main house is a 3,730 sq. ft. mid-century designed home with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. A 1,600 sq. ft. horse barn with tack room has its own fenced pasture with a pond and irrigated garden. Photography by Emily Loving from Loving Photography. $3,800,000.

CENTURY 21 JUDGE FITE COMPANY

VAL MCGILVRA

469.939.5554 | VALTEXASREALTOR@OUTLOOK.COM

VALTEXASREALTOR.COM

PROPERTIES TEXAS

DOSS, TEXAS

Remarkably gorgeous large tract of land minutes from Fredericksburg near beautiful Doss, Texas, with so much potential. Spectacular views from hills high overlooking Doss, as well as flat areas. Paved county Jack Rabbit Road runs adjacent to the property. 2019 barndominium 7-bedroom, 3-bathroom, vintage hunters’ cabin, barns, walk-in cooler. Thick native vegetation including various species of oak trees, cedar, mesquite and bee brush. Private landing strip, cultivated field, abundant wildlife, perimeter fenced (game), piped water. $5,425,000

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MIMI BARTEL

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FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS

Award winning bed & breakfast complex and venue with live water, .5 miles from Luckenbach. This historic 11-acre property on South Grape Creek has a Tony Martin built main house, private 2-bedroom, 2-bath home, restaurant, bar, pavilion and more. There are 7 B&Bs decorated with a Texas history theme. An 1800s log cabin with 2 bedrooms and a shared bath is Texas Cowboys & Indians. The Texas Oil Boom is found in the old smokehouse. Three suites: Texas Romance, Texas Music and Texas Wine are in the farmhouse. Texas Prohibition is a loft, and Texas Wildlife is ADA compliant. $2,999,995

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MIMI BARTEL

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PROPERTIES

TEXAS

FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS

This family compound includes an historic home, guest houses, and party barn on 5 acres at the edge of Fredericksburg. The original 1882 German farmstead with meadows, native wildflowers and oak trees has been tastefully restored and expanded into a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home and garage. Two separate guest houses bring the total to 6 bedrooms. The party barn hosts 150 guests and is a chic, repurposed 4,836 sq. ft. barn. A greenhouse and a 38,500-gallon water catchment. $3,499,999

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MIMI BARTEL

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PROPERTIES TEXAS

FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS

Hilltop with spectacular views 2 minutes to Main Street Fredericksburg. Gorgeous custom-built executive style home, 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom and office on almost 5 acres. The impressive custom barrel ceiling foyer of hand-crafted materials leads to an office to the right and formal dining space to the left. A chef’s dream kitchen has knotty alder cabinets, Italian range, open beams, large island and dual ovens. Floor-to-ceiling windows and stone fireplace create an impressive great room leading to an infinity edge pool with entertaining patios. 1,250 sq. ft. RV barn and 2 wells. $2,495,000

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MIMI BARTEL

830.889.2329 | MIMIBARTEL@HOTMAIL.COM

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PROPERTIES VIRGINIA

BROADLANDS, VIRGINIA

This custom entertainers’ dream property offers 7 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, 3 half bathrooms and 6 garage bays between a spacious Cape Cod and Carriage home on a 1.46-acre, meticulously landscaped lot in the heart of Ashburn with no homeowners’ association. The lot boasts a huge deck with a covered, heated outdoor entertainment center and pizza oven that overlook a massive fire pit on the expansive patio, along with a combination of open and wooded areas and your very own pond! $2,490,000

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CHELSEA GABRIELLA BETAH

703.477.0119 | CHELSEA@C21REDWOOD.COM

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SPOKANE, WASHINGTON

One-of-a-kind estate! This stunning property offers complete seclusion, sited on nearly 9 acres within the gated Ridge at Hangman development. A Jon Saylor masterpiece, this elegant home features classic architecture, including a grand foyer with mirrored staircases and domed glass ceilings, both grand and intimate living areas, en suite bedrooms, a theater, and an elevator. Outdoor spaces for entertaining, a beautiful terrace, waterfalls and private grounds with a motor-court area. Every imaginable appliance and feature. $3,190,000

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MIKE BASS | AMY KHOSRAVI

509.990.4980 | 509.230.1194 | MBASS@21GOLDCHOICE.COM

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ESCAPE TO

Málaga, Spain

Andalusia is a spellbinding district of southern Spain, famed for being the birthplace of Flamenco art (including the iconic, dramatic dance style), as well as bringing bullfighting and sangria into popular culture. Málaga, in the center of the Andalusian coastline, is a Spanish gem with wonderful history and culture. Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, Málaga offers a historic center showcasing Baroque and Gothic architecture, as well as more modern neighborhoods, with properties ranging from 19th-century villas to contemporary seaside homes—many with private swimming pools. There is nowhere better to experience true Spanish style and culture.

Consider a second home in Málaga, Spain. Contact one of our C21 Fine Homes & Estates� Luxury Specialists. century21.com/finehomes