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Pearls Get A Modern Makeover

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WELCOME

Architect Shohei Shigematsu on his inspiration and his work

HOME 8

BRUTALISM IS BACK

The austere, postmodern style has gotten a luxury twist 20

GARDENS THAT ELEVATE HOMES

TRAVEL 12

Landscaping has become as valued as interior design 42

STYLE

FASHION - FORWARD PEARLS

SCENTS THAT MAKE SENSE FOR YOU

A FASHIONABLE HOME FOR ART

The Fondazione Alda Fendi— Esperimenti is an arts space from one of the best-known names in fashion

THE REGAL POWER OF RUBIES

The “ancient king of gems” is once again the most soughtafter gemstone

TRENDING: ART, ARCHITECTURE, AND DESIGN

From detailed murals to handcrafted furniture to 3-D homes, what’s popular right now

AN AUTHOR’S FAVORITE MEMOIRS

Veronica Chambers’ reading recommendations

AMARO’S MOMENT

The liqueur is popping up in more cocktails, and becoming a focus of upscale bars around the world

CULTURE 6

NEW NORDIC

Simple and local—the guiding principles of Scandinavian food catch on 56

Customized fragrances allow people to show oﬀ personal olfactory style 36

The design scion on his favorite spots near his Italian home

The classic jewelry is more popular than ever 26

FOOD & WINE

TUSCANY, FERRAGAMO STYLE

MILLINER TO THE STARS

Designer Eugenia Kim makes whimsical hats that appeal to A-listers 22

GEORGETOWN: A GEM IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

This exclusive area in the U.S. capital has charming homes and a village feel

A THOROUGHLY MODERN TAKE ON TEA SERVICE

Classic brand Fiskars appeals to new audiences

CITY CONFIDENTIAL: RIO AT NIGHT

The Brazilian city has something for every style of revelry

HOME GYMS

Exercise gets a high-tech upgrade

SEATTLE’S CHANGING SKYLINE

New condo construction is changing the look of this West Coast U.S. city

MIAMI STYLE SECRETS

How to pull oﬀ the city’s eﬀortlessly cool interior design look

ECO - FRIENDLY DIVING DESTINATIONS

These spots oﬀer underwater adventures you can feel good about

VIRGINIA ESTATE MARRIES HISTORY WITH MODERNITY

Gallison Hall is “eclectic with a modern twist”

TRULY EXCLUSIVE WATCHES

Limited-edition watches suitable for earth, air, and sea

AT HOME WITH MARIE KONDO

The organization guru on the items she’ll never throw away

TOWERING OVER JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA

Inside the engineering feat behind the 1,000-meter Jeddah Tower

PAINT IT BLACK

How to use the darkest shade in a way that’s both sleek and cozy

DESIGNING BUILDINGS WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH

A BETTER BAKER

The Chicago bread maker elevating his loaves to an art form

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W elcome Reside SPRINg 2019 Every spring is the only spring, a perpetual astonishment. —Edith Mary Pargeter pring in all its glory has arrived. From birdsong to budding trees, S longer daylight hours and scent-laden

air, spring is a favorite season for many. Whether you’re looking to get your home market ready, buying or furnishing a new home, or just considering a fresh look for your primary or second home, RESIDE ®, like the season, is bursting with inspiration. Likewise, whether you’re staying put or dreaming about your next vacation, RESIDE can help put those dreams in motion and assist you with decorating ideas and fabulous feathers for your nest. Did you know that black is back? Black walls, that is. In this issue we’ve got expert advice on how to embrace this trendy look to make it work for you, whatever your style. If your preference runs more toward the color pops of Miami design, we’ve got that too. And for good measure, organizing expert Marie Kondo reveals her five favorite things.

RESIDE’s travel section looks at destinations near and far including the Seattle skyline; the high-end Tuscan resort and vineyard of Salvatore Ferragamo (grandson of that Ferragamo); the best eating and drinking in Rio de Janeiro; and out-ofthe-ordinary, eco-friendly diving spots around the world. Pack your bags! Each issue of RESIDE also offers a selection of extraordinary homes on the market—in your neighborhood and around the world. Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty real estate advisors assist our clients and customers at every stage of every transaction, whether they are buying, selling, or investing. We help with whatever we can, from helping newcomers navigate and settle into their new home and neighborhood, to connecting buyers with outstanding Sotheby’s International Realty ® sales associates from around the world. Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty is all about #yourwayforward, helping you find that special place you will call home. It’s what we do. Enjoy the beauty of the season.

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President & Chairman Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty

Chief Executive Officer Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty

Top: Luca Rotondo; bottom, from left: Luca Rotondo; David Ramsey; bottom right: Ballyfin

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What’s New in Art, Architecture, and Design Beautiful murals, handcrafted furniture, and 3 - D printed homeS ArE shaking things up

he year 2019 is bringing in new technologies and old techniques to create beautiful spaces and objects. Below, some T of the latest trends in art, architecture, and design. Art

In the luxury market, originality, innovation, and handcrafted execution captivate connoisseurs of fine furniture who see art in every curve and carving. For nearly half a century, the studio of Zito Schmitt Design in Sebastopol, Calif., has been creating heirloom furniture. “Museum-quality pieces are timeless,” says Debey Zito, who designs and makes the furniture that her partner, Terry Schmitt, carves. “They are handmade using time-honored joinery and woodworking techniques.” Zito’s designs, inspired by European Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau styles as well as Asian aesthetics, take 200 to 500 hours to craft. The most complex sell for US$30,000. “I’ve always desired to make furniture that embodies the quietness, beauty, and complexity of nature,” says Zito, whose motifs have included herons and acorn branches. “My pieces are designed so that you take in the whole first, then look for what I call the jewels—the smooth edges across the top of a cabinet or the hand-hammered copper handles plated in nickel.” When viewed in that manner, each piece reveals not only the inherent artistry of the work, but also the soul of the artist “and brings a deep beauty and richness to one’s home.” Architecture

Top: Locatelli Partners’ 3-D printed house was built by a robot. Bottom, from left: The interior of the 3-D printed house; a Zito Schmitt Design cabinet with pussy-willow carvings; a mural by Lucinda Oakes at Ballyfin, a luxury hotel in Ireland.

Architects around the globe are exploring the use of 3-D technology to build high-end residences. One of the pioneers is Massimiliano Locatelli, whose eponymous firm in Milan, Italy, used a portable robot to print and erect an elegantly appointed 1,100-square-foot abode on site at the 2018 Salone del Mobile design festival in Milan. The one-story concrete residence, which features curved walls, a roof garden, and a vegetable garden, has 35 modules, each printed in 60 to 90 minutes. They are designed to be taken apart and reassembled elsewhere and recycled. “We are still in the experimental stage,” he says. “But we are confident that the costs should be slightly less than half the average cost of traditional construction, about 1,000 euros per square meter. In the future, this could be reduced to 200 to 300 euros.” Design

Hand-painted murals, which have been enhancing interiors since ancient times, are enjoying a renaissance. “A mural can turn a dud room into one of the best ones in the house,” says muralist Lucinda Oakes, who is based in Sussex, England. “It can inject architectural detail, it can bring a breathtaking view, and it can make a small room seem larger.” Murals also offer an opportunity for owners to personalize their residences. Oakes says clients typically ask her to add a coat of arms, a monogram, a particular building, or even an exact image of the house itself. Oakes, who specializes in scenes inspired by 18th-century landscape paintings, spends weeks or even months creating her murals, which cost 8,000 pounds sterling to £80,000. She paints on rolls of canvas or paper in her studio, rolls them up, and touches them up after they are installed. 7

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Brutalism Evolves

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The austere style is updated for modern homeowners

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tark and unadorned, Brutalist architecture is a touchstone of postmodernism. And although the style has detractors, it’s getting a lot of attention from modern audiences. Social-media apps like Instagram have united Brutalism fans, and accounts posting photos of landmarks in the style have tens of thousands of followers. Books on the subject abound as well, from the exhaustive Atlas of Brutalist Architecture, which made The New York Times list of best art books in 2018, to art historian Chris van Uffelen’s Massive, Expressive, Sculptural: Brutalism Now and Then. The word “brut,” meaning raw or rough in French, defines the style itself, according to van Uffelen. “The buildings aren’t made from refined materials,” he says. “They are used as they are found, without paint or other adornment. The wall speaks for itself.” It was the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier who first used rough concrete to create sculptural structures, van Uffelen says. The material often had residual impressions in the surface or subtle differences in its texture. Today, architects still take cues from Brutalism. Concrete allows for impressive silhouettes, and glass and wood elements add a natural flow without being obtrusive.

This Brutalist-style home in Australia, which was asking A$15 million, has sold.

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Brutalist homes can also provide a striking contrast with the landscape around them. At Solis, a Renato D’Ettorre–designed house in Queensland, Australia, concrete, stone, and glass frame views of the Coral Sea and the islands beyond, says Carol Carter from Queensland Sotheby’s International Realty. The three-bedroom, five-bathroom home had been listed for A$15 million and was sold late last year for an undisclosed amount. “The concrete sits beautifully,” she says. “It lends itself to the environment in a way you wouldn’t normally think.” There are views from every window at Solis, Carter says, and the home features ample indoor-outdoor areas that work together to create movement throughout the home. Downstairs, wood-grain patterns in the concrete and other subtle details add character to the private areas of the house. Concrete also helps keep the home cool, Carter adds, which is important in the tropics. It’s equally important at the Ecoscopic House, another example of Brutalist architecture that’s nestled at the foot of the Sierra Madre ranges, on the outskirts of Monterrey, Mexico. “It’s never too hot or too cold,” says Beatriz Ramirez of Monterrey Sotheby’s

Ecoscopic House is a Brutalist-style property nestled at the foot of the Sierra Madre ranges in Mexico.

International Realty. The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home is listed for 24.5 million pesos. Architect Manolo Ufer designed the Ecoscopic House to maximize views, Ramirez says. Huge glass windows look out onto the property’s gardens and the mountains beyond. Inside, plantscapes and angled walls and entrances are unexpected elements that seem organic and abstract at the same time. Van Uffelen notes that the first wave of Brutalist homes in the 1970s didn’t take the raw materials inside. “That has changed,” he says. “Now people want those naked walls inside.” Instead of covering the walls with art, many owners keep them raw, rough, and unadorned to bring focus on elegant or interesting furniture, he adds. “The contrast between the furniture and the walls is one of the key elements that people like,” Van Uffelen says. He notes that architects around the world are continuing to explore the style in other ways. Many use stairs and windows as sculptural elements, or add natural features, such as living walls or plantscapes, to their designs. “These aren’t copies of Brutalism in the 1970s,” he says. “You can see at first glance that these are modern buildings.” 11

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Diving the Eco - Friendly Way

A variety of spots around the world offer unique deep-water experiences 12

ivers of all stripes—from those who travel with their equipment to novices—can select from countless destinations. While the busiest diving spots are often packed with leisure travelers and heavy boat traffic, an assortment of locales around the world provide unique diving experiences—and many are environmentally friendly, too.

New Zealand

Divers undeterred by cooler water temps often rave about New Zealand’s diving spots, especially the Poor Knights Islands, a marine reserve roughly 15 miles off the northeastern coast that Jacques Cousteau called one of the world’s top dive sites. The islands’ volcanic origins—which reputedly date back 11 million years—provide spectacular drop-offs, caverns, lava arches, and tunnels. Due to their location, the islands receive warm subtropical currents from the upper reaches of the South Pacific, which explains the presence of many fish species normally only found much further north. After tackling the Poor Knights, adventurous divers head farther north up the coast to the Cavalli Islands and the wreck of the Rainbow Warrior, a controversial Greenpeace ship sunk by the French Secret Service in 1985, then turned into a dive site off Matauri Bay in 1987. The location is home to an ever-growing artificial reef of marine life, which attracts schools of golden snapper, kingfish, and John Dory. Such is New Zealand’s commitment to the environment that the Department of Conservation reminds divers to ensure their gear is trimmed to avoid entanglements, and to maintain good buoyancy control while avoiding collisions with marine life. French Polynesia

Deep-sea diving in Mexico is heavy on coral reefs and colorful fish.

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The Islands of Tahiti offer some of the best diving in the Pacific. Rangiroa, the second-largest coral atoll in the world, is home to more than 25 shark species and offers pictureperfect drift diving through Tiputa Pass and Avatoru Pass. The nearby island of Fakarava, a designated UNESCO Biosphere, attracts divers every June or July, when hundreds of sharks come to feed during the annual spawning of groupers. Environmentally conscious travelers appreciate the destination’s long tradition of eco-friendly practices. The Polynesian tradition of Rahui is an age-old technique of rotating fishing grounds, which allows stocks to rebuild and diverse fish populations to form, all while attracting lots of large prey animals. Big resorts, such as Hilton and Intercontinental Hotel Group, maintain coral-protection initiatives, which guests can visit and learn more about. 13

The most visited country in Southeast Asia offers hundreds of diving sites appealing to all skill levels and sensibilities. Koh Lipe is a small island in the Strait of Malacca’s Tarutao National Marine Park, home to more than 20 dive sites and around 25% of the world’s tropical fish species. Located near the country’s southern border with Malaysia, the park displays jaw-dropping rock formations, pinnacles, and boulders. Koh Tao, an island in the Chumphon Archipelago on the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand, is heavily involved in marine conservation and education. Novices select from numerous diving schools, and the island’s calm, clear waters contain attractive coral reefs and marine life. Conscientious divers tap into conservation efforts and initiatives, such as the New Heaven Reef Conservation Program, which aims to preserve and protect the island’s marine environments. Hawaii

A diver explores Mexico’s Cabo Pulmo.

The U.S.’s premier diving destination, the Hawaiian Islands offer many notable diving sites. The Sheraton Caverns, located on the island of Kauai near the Sheraton Kauai Resort, are popular with honu (Hawaiian green sea turtles), while Brennecke’s Ledges are home to a sizable lava shelf, with coral trees growing from the lava rock face. A few miles off the coast of Hawaii Island, daring divers enjoy blackwater night dives during which they hang, suspended from a 50-foot tether with a dive light in hand, over 4,000 feet of water to watch pelagic creatures drift by—from clear larval-stage critters to squid, octopus, hunting dolphins, and sharks. To amateur marine biologists, the opportunity to witness diurnal vertical migration (when animals from the deep sea come to the surface) is priceless. Visible from Maui’s southwestern

coastline, the Molokini Crater is a crescent-shaped, partially submerged volcanic crater that was declared a Marine Life Conservation District in 1977. Advanced divers drift dive off the 300-foot sheer outer wall, using channel currents to carry them along while exploring cauliflower coral and keeping an eye out for manta rays and whitetip sharks. Given its long history as a conservation district, Molokini’s marine life is comfortable with the presence of nearby divers, who enjoy unhurried views of the approximately 250 species that call the crater home. Costa Rica

With 800 miles of coastline, Costa Rica is an aquatic playground. Isla del Cocos (Cocos Island), long ago a hideout for treasure-seeking pirates, was once deemed “the most beautiful island in the world” by Jacques Cousteau. It sits 340 miles off Costa Rica’s Pacific coast and is one of the country’s most renowned national parks as well as a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site. (The Costa Rican government forbids inhabitants other than park rangers.) Situated on top of an ancient volcanic mountain covered with lush tropical rainforest, Isla del Cocos is home to species that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. The island is surrounded by deep waters, with countercurrents that attract hammerhead and tiger sharks, rays, and dolphins, as well as adventurous divers. Much closer to shore are the Islas Murciélago (Bat Islands), where divers enjoy seasonal sightings of dolphins, turtles, and whales. Thrill-seekers flock to the “Big Scare,” a site teeming with intimidating bull sharks, plus marlin and sailfish. Santa Rosa National Park, which serves as the departure point for the islands, is home to numerous ecofriendly hotels that hold Costa Rica’s Certification for Sustainable Tourism.

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Mexico

Among Mexico’s numerous lauded diving destinations, the isolated marine park of Cabo Pulmo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands out. Situated 60 miles northeast of tourist-clogged Cabo San Lucas, Cabo Pulmo is home to one of only three hard-coral reefs in the Sea of Cortez. In addition to the reef’s impressive assortment of colorful fish, divers might spot sea lions, groups of rays leaping from the sea, majestic whale sharks, and sea turtles making their way to shore to dig their nests.

Top: Costa Rica Tourism Board; bottom: Costa Rica Tourism Board/Tobias Friedrich

British Virgin Islands

Those looking for a truly out-of-theordinary diving experience head to the British Virgin Islands, where Virgin Gorda’s Mountain Point is home to the BVI Art Reef. In 2017, the Kodiak Queen—one of only five surviving ships from Pearl Harbor—was intentionally sunk with a large-scale sculpture of an 80-foot kraken attached. The project was created by a group of artists, engineers, scientists, and donors (including Sir Richard Branson) to raise awareness of ocean conservation across the region. Divers can feel good, given its role as a coral out-planting platform, facilitating a thriving new reef habitat while rehabilitating vulnerable marine life, such as the goliath grouper. The project also maintains swimming, diving, and educational programs for local youth. Barbados

Sometimes known as the “Shipwreck Capital of the Caribbean,” Barbados is home to stunning dive sites, many of which have incorporated artificial coral reefs. The island’s largest protected marine park, Carlisle Bay, is home to rare frogfish and seahorses. And it’s one of the few places in the world where visitors can experience six shallowwater shipwrecks—including a tugboat and freighter—in a single dive.

With its 800 miles of coastline, Costa Rica is considered an aquatic playground.

A Heritage Brandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Modern Take on Tea Service

Fiskars

Fiskars is making bold designs.

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The evolution of Fiskars means A New LOOk, Celebrity designers, and MORE

Above: A line designed with Ellen DeGeneres.

knows a thing or two about place settings. Fiskars Its brands, such as Wedgwood and

Waterford, date to the 18th century, when tea parties were the norm, and everyone dressed for dinner. Royal Albert is a relatively young brand at only 100 years old. But just because a tea or dinner set has a long history doesn’t mean it’s dated. “It’s timeless,” says Jeffrey Chapman, head of visual merchandising at the company. “Even if a set dates back to 1952, you used it then, you can use it now.” Younger buyers are bringing bone china and crystal stemware back to the

table in new ways, whether by mixing and matching prints or playing around with accent plates. In turn, Fiskars is creating interactive showrooms and Instagram-ready packaging to fuel the enthusiasm. “When people think of crystal and china, they think about old settings and the traditional, formal look,” Chapman says. “We want to get rid of that stigma and not necessarily make it more casual, but make it more of an everyday luxury.” That means there’s no wrong occasion to break out the fancy stuff, whether it’s Royal Albert’s Modern Vintage, a reimagined tea collection mixing roses and polka dots, or a classic set of perfect white plates by designer Vera Wang. And Chapman is quick to allay any fears that the tableware isn’t up to everyday use. “We put a car on top of four teacups at a recent show,” he says. “Bone china is very durable.” Wang, a longtime Fiskars collaborator, has been known to stand on teacups from her collection at events to show how strong they are. And they’re dishwasher safe, too, Chapman adds. Partnerships with celebrity designers help the brands to keep evolving, says Michelle Westcott-Richards, the director of public relations and special events at Fiskars. In 2002, Wedgwood was the first brand to work with a designer in the bridal world, she explains, and that was the queen of bridal herself, Wang. “It reintroduced the Wedgwood brand to the world,” according to Westcott-Richards. Wang’s line now includes dinnerware, flatware, and stemware, plus silver giftware. Wang is very involved in the design and marketing of her products, Westcott-Richards adds, from combing the archives for pattern inspiration or bringing her “tabletop chic” sensibility to in-store events. Fiskars has also collaborated with the likes of Ellen DeGeneres, whose playful sayings are on a set of oversize mugs, and model Miranda Kerr, who puts a modern spin on traditional tea sets. Celebrity florist Jeff Leatham has branched out with a Waterford collection of vases, playing up what he calls a “punk-stud cut” of the crystal, Westcott-Richards says. Collaborations bring not only a fresh aesthetic to the brand, but fresh eyes as well. Via social media, the designs reach millions, some of whom may be in the market for dinnerware. The company is also bringing its china off the wall, WestcottRichards adds. While traditional displays featured five-piece sets lining a showroom, today’s “style studios” allow clients to handle the merchandise. Using sample linens and other accessories, they can play with accent plates and create a unique look for the table. Sets are no longer the sole choice, and Wedgwood offers an à la carte dinnerware menu. “If they just want dessert plates, that’s an option,” WestcottRichards says. And some of the sets they do sell have been updated, including, for example, mugs instead of the teacup and saucer. “People want to create their own style,” she says. “They want a more contemporary aesthetic.” 17

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Topping it off

eugenia Kim Makes hats Fit for Pop and u.k. Royalty

ugenia Kim has a great origin story. Make that three. EHere’s the tale of the smart Pitts-

burgh native who heads to Dartmouth College thinking she’ll become a doctor—only to ditch the idea when she winds up sick and sees what it’s like to be in a hospital. Or there’s the day she got such a bad haircut that she designed a hat to cover it up—and was showered with compliments. And there’s the moment she was fired from her job as an editorial assistant at a fashion magazine—which allowed her to go into hat making full time. Smart move. Last year, Eugenia Kim celebrated 20 years in business. Her vibrant, whimsical hats have crowned A-listers from the Duchess of Cambridge (who knows a good crown when she sees one) to Katy Perry, Madonna, and Beyoncé (who posted photos of herself wearing a wide-brimmed Eugenia Kim sun hat stitched with the words “do not disturb,” causing the hat to go viral). This year should be just as eventful. Kim recently launched her first bridal line for spring, and she’s getting married in June. We caught up with her to find out more.

Getting fired must’ve been tough, but it certainly worked out for the best.

Fear really motivated me. I thought, “I’ll do anything not to have another desk job.” Now I have customers in Texas, Palm Beach, Hawaii, in Asia, in Europe. If a Russian person sees me, they’re like, “Oh, can I take a picture with you?” I didn’t realize I was famous in Russia. But it’s all cold weather and they love my stuff.

The designer has 20 years in the business.

Now brides will, too.

It took me forever to find my [wedding] dress. There was nothing for a bride like me. Someone quirky, you know? Then I made all the headpieces for a whole bridal party—bride, bridesmaids, flower girls—for the wedding of a friend of a friend. I saw this niche no one is serving. It seems your client is a bold bride. No blushing brides for you.

We have our Instagram-worthy pieces, like, if you’re getting married on the hills in Scotland and you have a helicopter with an aerial view, then this headpiece is for you. [I’ve had to learn] what colors brides like to wear. There are so many shades of white—I didn’t know. So it’s challenging. What people wear on their wedding day is different from an everyday thing. You’ve just celebrated 20 years in business. What’s next?

We launched bags two years ago. Now bridal. We’re softlaunching scarves. The trick is figuring out the timing. It’s daunting when you’re young and have a brand and don’t know what you’re doing. I’m more strategic now. I was creative but kind of dumb when I started. Unorganized. But, honestly, it’s better to start off creative than organized. Administration is something you can learn. You can’t teach creativity. Do you have time to relax? Recharge?

I used to work so many hours when I was younger. Now I know how to get a ton of stuff done by 6 p.m. each day. I decided I’m going to play tennis three times a week. I’m hardcore. I thought, “I must be burning 500 calories in that hour.” So I studied my fitness app and it turns out the days I am in the office and not playing tennis I burn more calories than the days when I do play tennis. Looks like your office time is your cardio.

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Opposite page: Pieces from Eugenia’s Kim Spring 2019 collection of accessories.

My fiancé says, “You never sit still.” But that’s the energy I’m putting into the brand. At least now I know why I’m so wiped out and hungry at the end of the day.

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Paint it Black How to use the darkest shade in a way that’s chic and eye- catching

hading your walls in black may not be the first thing that comes to mind S when you’re considering paint colors. But black has a daring all its own that can bring character and chicness to your space. “The result is both unexpected and incredibly sophisticated,” says Andrea Magno, a Benjamin Moore color and design expert. “Black has an interesting effect on the walls of a room because the corners and shadows are obscured more than if a midtone or pastel color is used,” Magno says. “This can be used as a visual trick to give the space a less-defined appearance and can make a room feel a bit more expansive.” Black walls can also bring coziness. “Dark walls coupled with dramatic lighting create an instant air of luxury and sumptuousness,” says Karen Howes, CEO and founder of London-based interior-design firm Taylor Howes.

Choosing the Right Room

It’s important to consider the function of the room and also the time of day that you spend the most time there, Howes says. Great candidates for black walls include rooms used primarily as evening spaces or those that aren’t reliant on task lighting, such as home cinemas and dining rooms, she says. In a media room, black walls help absorb the light and won’t distract from the room’s main function, Howes says. “We also find using darker tones in dining rooms helps create a luxurious feel in the evening when our clients are entertaining,” she says. “Often the rooms that are most successful have a balance between light and dark—where black walls are paired with a light floor color or furniture done in neutrals and whites,” Magno adds. 20

Top: A black accent wall in a bedroom. Bottom: A nearly all-black bedroom designed by Studio MHNA.

Top left: Benjamin Moore; bottom left: Studio MHNA. Center: Taylor Howes

Purple furniture pops in this black room by Taylor Howes.

Accent Versus All Four Walls

“Black can be a superb choice, as it allows you to play with contrasts,” says Nicolas Adnet of Studio MHNA, an architecture and design firm in Paris. “For example, if the rest of the room is done in pale or pastel palettes, painting a wall black can add drama and create atmosphere.” A single black wall can also give character and structure to a space and be used to highlight furniture or a collection of art, Adnet notes. If used as an accent, Magno says, it’s important that it creates a focal point and architecturally makes sense in the room. For instance, accent walls work well when a room has a wall with a fireplace or millwork, or when there is an alcove or other feature worthy of attention, she says. Adding Dimension

Black walls can handle patterned accessories or upholstery. “The black will tend to recede, causing the pattern to advance or be more eye-catching,” Magno says. Repeating black in patterns also helps tie the look of the room together. “For instance, many materials used for countertops— whether marble, granite, or quartz—have black running through them and can instantly create a visual connection between the walls and other features in the room,” Magno says. Perfect Finish

The finish you choose for the paint can have different effects on the space. A matte black has a soft quality, while a high gloss will add reflection and drama. “Using a semigloss or high-gloss finish works well in dark spaces, as it helps to bounce the light around,” Howes says. “We tend to combine different finishes in one space to get a nice balance.” Using Trims Well

Often rooms with walls painted black have white or off-white trim for a clean look, Magno notes. “Black looks great when used in a space with neutral or white wainscoting or cabinetry because the contrast is striking and chic,” she adds. For a sophisticated look, she recommends painting walls and trim or millwork in one black hue, and either using the same finish on both surfaces or using a lower sheen on the walls, such as a matte finish and a semigloss or high gloss on the trim. 21

Pearls Make a Comeback How designers — and customers — are changing the look of the classics 22

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fashion runways were proof. “There were a lot of pearls from influential designers like Chanel and Gucci on the runways,” says Karen Giberson, CEO of the Accessories Council. They featured “bold mixes, layers, large sizes, fun colors.” London-based pearl stringer Renata Terjeki, who designs, restrings, and restores pearl jewelry for clients around the world, is seeing a rising popularity in modern styles, such as long necklaces and pearl tassels. “The great thing about tassels is that you can make pendants, earrings, and rings out of them,” she says. And combining them with metal appeals to many different types of consumers. “You can put a pearl tassel pendant on an 18-carat white gold chain or on a long pearl necklace and you’ll have two completely different looks,” she says. Faux pearls are being used more on apparel—around necklines, tracing pockets, decorating the heel of a shoe. Styling for Everyday Wear

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perfect string of pearls often recalls images of style legends, such as Jackie Kennedy and Audrey Hepburn. Now pearls are appealing to a younger generation and gaining popularity in part because designers are imagining new ways of wearing them. “There’s an emergence of younger designers breaking the traditional boundaries of classic styles with pearls,” says Hisano Shepherd, a Los Angeles– based jewelry designer for a company called little h. “From the early 1900s through the 1950s, the most coveted pearls were perfectly round, white pearls worn as choker-length necklaces or stud earrings,” says jeweler and designer April Higashi, owner of Shibumi Gallery in Berkeley, Calif. And these traditionalstyle pearls were staples the world over. “In Japan, women were gifted with pearl studs and pearl strand necklaces for coming-of-age and wedding gifts,” Shepherd says. But that’s changing.

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“Millennials are making pearls more casual by taking the primness out of them and wearing them in cool, new ways,” says Marion Fasel, founder and editorial director of The Adventurine, an online fine-jewelry magazine. “The thing now is to wear them with Adidas tees and distressed denim—more everyday than special occasion,” says Amy Elliott, columnist for jewelry-trade magazine JCK and fine-jewelry expert for the Bridal Council. “The younger generation is responding to what women have always loved about pearls: They go with everything, light up your skin with a subtle glow, and will never go out of style,” Elliott says. But young consumers “are less into the strands of perfectly matched Akoyas and more into oblong, amorphous, baroque shapes—the ‘imperfect’ pearls.” They can be “classic or very artsy,” Higashi says. Designing for a New Generation

Designers are taking a fresh approach and using unique material mixes, such as pearls on leather, gunmetal, or rose gold, Giberson says. Mixing pearls with colored stones is a new way to string them. Designer Anna Sheffield of Anna Sheffield Fine Jewelry, based in New York and Los Angeles, combines pearls with other gems like moonstone and black, gray, and champagne diamonds. She also blends classic pearl designs with different metals—one pearl stud earring and one gold spike for its mate, for example, or classic studs with yellow- or rose-gold halos for a more modern way of pairing them. “But no matter how designs are changing, as Jackie Kennedy once said, ‘Pearls are always appropriate,’ ” Terjeki says.

Left: A colorful pendant from little h. Right: A modern take on pearl jewelry from Anna Sheffield.

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New Nordic Cuisine Food from Scandinavia inspires high - end restaurants around the world

ot long ago, food from Scandinavia was considered something of a N punchline. Dining enthusiasts assumed

the best one could get on a Nordic plate was a chunk of dried walrus blubber or a fried carrot. How times have changed. From Los Angeles to London, the tenets of the New Nordic Movement—locally sourced, health-conscious, fearlessly inventive—have infiltrated many of the world’s most renowned restaurants. It started with Noma, the nowfamous eatery launched in 2004 in Copenhagen. Occupying a 19th-century warehouse with an unassuming, rustic exterior, its focus has been on reinventing Danish cuisine by cutting out foreign fluff. Noma co-founder Claus Meyer drew up a manifesto, aspiring to nothing short of a new Nordic culinary culture. Due to the region’s long winters, pickling, preserving, smoking, and salting have become common. Noma has received two Michelin stars and was ranked “the World’s Best Restaurant” several times. Most importantly, chefs around the globe have 24

absorbed the principles of Meyer’s New Nordic Movement and applied them to their own cooking, often beautifully. At Gustu, a restaurant Meyer opened in 2013 in La Paz, Bolivia, head chef and native Bolivian Marsia Taha sees the New Nordic philosophy as a means to show off her own country’s cuisine. “Part of our mission is to boost a sense of national pride for what Bolivia is and what Bolivia produces,” Taha says. That starts with exactly what the New Nordic Movement emphasizes: “Simplicity, elegance, and respect for each product, whose history we have the commitment to tell, as well as preserving the cultural and ancestral significance in each dish,” she says. Two examples off the Gustu menu: rhea (a kind of Bolivian ostrich) tartare with capers and maca emulsion; and Amazonian fish with yuca zonzo and coconut. Now, from Portland, Ore., to New York, posh, hygge-ish restaurants churn out Nordic and Nordic-inspired fare. At Brooklyn’s Aska, Swedish chef Fredrik Berselius creates Scandinavian masterpieces with ingredients gathered from around the American Northeast. Think oysters and kelp garnished with salted green gooseberries, and pickled chanterelle mushrooms served with lichen and caramelized cream. For Berselius, the New Nordic Movement “reminds chefs and cooks to pay attention to where they are, to respect their heritage and at the same time push gastronomy forward.” New Nordic’s influence has seeped into rural areas too. At Single Thread, a Michelin-starred restaurant in northern California’s Sonoma County, much of the intricate Japaneseinspired menu uses produce from its own farm. The Lost Kitchen, a French-inspired, seasonally opened place in the tiny Maine town of Freedom, uses local ingredients exclusively. Demand is so high that reservation requests must be made by snail mail, to be decided in a lottery. And in the far-flung Faroe Islands of Denmark, chef Poul Andrias Ziska earned a Michelin star with Koks, a restaurant focused entirely on items available on and around the islands and often using traditional preparations. The results include fermented, wind-dried lamb; mahogany clams; and sea urchin with pickled parsley stems. Above all, the New Nordic Movement has inspired cooks to care more about place. If its ideas have shown consumers anything, it’s that good food need not have traveled far.

Dishes from Aska, a Brooklyn restaurant that celebrates Scandinavian cuisine.

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Bespoke Perfume

The Harmonist’s feng shui-inspired elixirs can be layered to create personalized fragrances.

Custom fragrances can show off your personality

avid perfume wearers, finding a scent involves trial and Ferror.orsignature Fragrance fans may test many

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Scenterprises perfumes are made from custom ingredients that reflect their owner.

sample vials until they discover their signature smell—whether it’s powdery, herbaceous, heady, or delicate—and go home with a bottle. But some prefer their smell to be so distinctive that they’re willing to invest time, energy, and money in a one-of-akind fragrance. Enter the custom scent, a distinctive blend crafted by a perfumer— or nose—and mixed especially for the wearer. “Personalized, customized fragrances are growing because everyone wants to reflect their individuality,” says Sue Phillips, a fragrance expert who worked with brands such as Burberry, Tiffany, and Trish McEvoy before founding her custom-fragrance company, Scenterprises, based in New York. Perfume wearers splurge on custom scents to brand themselves and be identified by one specific aroma as a reflection of their personality and style, which Phillips says she helps determine. “Recognizing and understanding someone’s olfactive personality comes from looking at the ‘clues’—what colors they wear, how they dress, how expressive their gestures are, their vocabulary,” Phillips explains. She relies on these clues to figure out the type of fragrance a client would wear; “My mission is to create magical fragrances and experiences for people, drop by drop.” While bespoke scents seem to have gained momentum, they’re far from an emerging trend. Custom fragrances have been around for hundreds of years. House of Creed began crafting perfumes for individuals in the 18th century, long before the company bottled scents sold at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus. Bettina O’Neill, vice president of

sales at The Harmonist, a Paris-based maker of fragrances sold at several high-end stores, including Barneys New York, says true enthusiasts are looking for a signature scent to carry them through all experiences. “They want to be identified with that scent,” she says. The Harmonist’s feng shui–inspired elixirs (based on the elements of fire, water, earth, wood, and metal) can be layered to create a personalized fragrance. “I add ‘Matrix Metal’ to every scent to give my aroma a modern, metallic edge,” O’Neill says. Like other custom products, the most exclusive fragrances take time, require patience, and come with an additional cost. Goest Perfumes out of Los Angeles creates bespoke fragrances starting at US$2,000 with a lead time of one to four months. “Floris, a London-based perfumery since 1730, will design a custom scent that requires three consultations with a perfumer and takes about six months,” O’Neill explains. Floris charges US$675 for an eau de parfum in an engraved 100 milliliter bottle, and that price includes five refills. For fragrance lovers who want to play with mixing notes, some shops feature a semicustom option. A sales associate will blend the notes while you wait, then you’ll leave the shop with a beautiful bottle in hand. That fragrance probably won’t be as rare as the custom-blended scent that can take months or even a year to develop, but it won’t have such a hefty price tag, either. “It’s more of a simple blend, and it’s rarely the coveted signature scent,” O’Neill explains. For ardent perfume wearers, designing personalized scent is rewarding. Thus, most are willing to wait for a fragrance that’s truly bespoke. “Why wear what everyone else wears,” says Phillips, “when you can create your own?” 27

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Marie kondo’s 5 favorite Things The organization guru on the Items that spark joy in her home Books with purpose

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Fear not—the KonMari Method allows for nostalgia. Kondo demonstrates that old mementos can still serve a function, sometimes when used in new ways. “I received this sewing box for Christmas when I was a little girl,” she recalls. “It’s in my bedroom—near my vanity. I now use it to store makeup, so I get to experience the joy it brings me every day.”

“I have several notebooks, each for a different purpose: one for ideas, one for dreams, one for problem A New solving, etc.,” Must- Have Kondo says. “Rose water is my “They’re located recent discovery. at the end of my It has antibookshelf in the inflammatory hallway, and I properties and carry them with the scent is subme in my purse lime,” she says. as needed.” “I keep a bottle in my bathroom and I use it primarily as a facial toner.”

arie Kondo may be petite—4 feet, 7 inches—but she packs a real punch. MThat became clear when the Japanese organization wizard’s

2011 book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, became an international bestseller. Now she’s gone viral once more, thanks to Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, a TV series on Netflix. Her “KonMari Method” of decluttering is mercilessly precise yet oddly poetic (you keep the items—and only those— that “spark joy,” then thank the others before tossing them out). Kondo, 34, lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two daughters. Speaking through an interpreter, Kondo describes the five items in her home that, yes, spark joy. Crystal Clear

“I admire crystals for their purification properties as well as their exquisite beauty,” Kondo says. Spiritual charms, talismans, and statues often wind up tucked away in a box or drawer, but Kondo recommends making a “personal altar” of such items in a corner or on a bookshelf.

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“I love to wear these specific socks around the house because they keep my toes warm,” she says. And, oh yes, in case you had any doubts: “My socks are folded and rest comfortably in their designated dresser drawer.”

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Seattle Skyline Soars The city is getting more large condominium buildings as city living booms

eattle is famous for its skyline, with its Space Needle one of the most S recognizable landmarks in the world.

The Pacific Northwest city has seen significant growth, however, and that skyline has “completely transformed, even in the last 10 years,” according to Moira E. Holley, a co-founder of Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty in Seattle. SPIRE, a new condominium tower Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty is representing, will rise 41 stories in Belltown, between the Space Needle and downtown Seattle. It is set to bring more than 330 units to the area by December 2020. It’s just one of a number of highprofile construction projects, Holley says. Seattle’s skyline is dotted with

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Left: KODA Condominiums at JapantownChinatown International District. Below: NEXUS will bring 389 new homes downtown.

59 construction cranes—the highest number of any U.S. city, according to the January Crane Index from construction analyst Rider Levett Bucknall. In total, it’s estimated that 27,000 housing units will be delivered in the current decade, in what’s become the fastestgrowing large city in the U.S. “The challenge with this supply is that 93% of it was purpose-built for rent and not for sale,” adds Dean Jones, President and CEO of Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty. “Home buyers are eager for a next-generation condominium product so they can own their slice of the expanding skyline.” Much of the city’s growth, no surprise, comes from Amazon.com, which is headquartered there. Other tech companies have followed suit, according to James H. Stroupe, another co-founder of Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty in Seattle. Indeed, job growth is the No. 1 driver behind Seattle’s expansion. It’s also the No. 2 and No. 3 reasons, he says. “It’s all about job growth,” Stroupe explains, rattling off a list of companies including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and others that have a Seattle campus. Whole Foods, now under the auspices of Amazon, is also set to expand there. He notes that a lack of state income tax coupled with a livable city and relative affordability compared to the Bay Area have made it a haven for tech titans to recruit and retain. Residential developments have followed. And a new wave of condos is emerging in Seattle, with more in the wings, Stroupe says. In fact, SPIRE was originally planned

as a rental development, according to Paul Menzies, CEO of Laconia Development, the company behind the project. But the pent-up demand for condos made him reconsider. Homes range from one-bedrooms in the high $600,000s to a four-bedroom on the 36th floor for $4.5 million. More than 20% of the units have sold since sales began in late October. The 40th and 41st floors will be devoted to amenities, including a fitness center, dog run, and billiards bar. There are also several terraces to enjoy 360-degree views. “It’s not a $1 million view, it’s a $10 million view,” Menzies says. “And it’s enduring, given strategic tower spacing and surrounding zoning.” In addition to SPIRE, Realogics Sotheby International Realty is handling sales for several other developments, including NEXUS and Gridiron. NEXUS will bring 389 units to the center of downtown by the end of 2019. Sales started about a year ago, Holley notes, and the project is nearly sold out. Some two- and three-bedroom homes are still available, with prices from the low-$1 millions to the mid-$2 millions. Gridiron, in Pioneer Square, is a conversion project that will add 107 condos at the 115-year-old Johnson Plumbing Building. Two-bedrooms start at $882,000. Even Seattle’s most famous building, built in 1962, has gotten a makeover: The Space Needle was updated last year with a modern visitors’ center and a new addition called The Loupe, a revolving glass floor that will give visitors a top-down view of the structure, as well as the rest of Seattle’s changing skyline.

Opposite page: A deck at the Gridiron, in Pioneer Square, offers views of buildings going up around the city.

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Experiments amid antiquity Rome’s Fondazione Alda Fendi – Esperimenti is a home for performances and artworks in the city’s oldest district, overseen by the Fendi family’s youngest sister

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he location is important,” says Alda Fendi, speaking about the new headquarters of her Fondazione Alda Fendi—Esperimenti. “It’s where Rome was born.” Indeed, a stone’s throw away is the bank of the Tiber, where those mythical twins Romulus and Remus—the central characters in the story of Rome’s foundation—are said to have been discovered in their basket. Archaeological evidence indicates that the city’s earliest settlements were built here, in the quarter known as Velabro, a kilometer from the series of public squares known as the Imperial Fora. Now, some very contemporary things are percolating amid these ancient sites, thanks to Fendi, the youngest of the five sisters who transformed a small fashion brand they inherited from their parents into a global powerhouse. After luxury-goods conglomerate LVMH acquired the Fendi brand in 2001, Alda had the wherewithal to begin realizing other goals. “From that moment, I said I will finally be able to do what I’ve dreamed about since I was young— work in art.” That same year, she established her foundation. Its primary aim was, and remains today, to break down the traditional barriers between the disciplines of art, theater, literature, music, and performance. Fendi maintains two homes in Rome—one, a minimalist apartment filled with Arte Povera works, the other, a house furnished in the Charles X style—and two in Paris, one of which formerly belonged to Jean-Paul Sartre. She also has residences on the Italian island of Capri and in New York, among others.

Alda Fendi with Michelangelo’s Crouching Boy, 1530–34, part of her foundation building’s inaugural exhibition.

and exhibitions upstairs, with artists ranging from opera singer Cecilia Bartoli and ballet dancer Roberto Bolle, to actor Vincent Gallo and musician Marilyn Manson. In collaboration with the foundation’s longtime creative director Raffaele Curi, happenings were also staged in locations throughout the city, from the Curia (the Roman Senate House) to the Mercato del Pesce degli Ebrei (the ancient Jewish fish market). About 10 years ago, Fendi glimpsed the foundation’s present site in Velabro, and immediately realized its potential.

“It was a space that would allow us to have a global impact,” she says. The site was, in fact, three contiguous buildings, built between the 17th and 19th centuries, originally as a trading post. By then, however, the structures were on the verge of collapse. Fendi enlisted Pritzker Prize-winning, Paris-based architect Jean Nouvel to oversee the restoration, in what was his first commission in Rome. Christened “Rhinoceros” (harkening back to ancient Rome and the idea of strength and unconventionality), the

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The Arch of Janus stands in front of the Fondazione Alda Fendi—Esperimenti building, flanked by a resin rhinoceros by Urs Fischer.

It was in Rome that she acquired a 19th-century palazzo, adjacent to the Foro Traiano, to base her activities. During the renovation of the groundfloor gallery, the remains of the largest basilica in ancient Rome were discovered in the basement—including pristine, intact marble floors. It was one of Rome’s most important archaeological finds in decades. Over the years that followed, Fendi financed the subterranean restoration project, even as she presented provocative, avant-garde performances

The design of The Rooms of Rome suites was overseen by Fendi and architect Jean Nouvel.

six-story, 38,000-square-foot center was inaugurated on Oct. 11th, after a decade of arduous efforts (things take time in the Eternal City). A unique cultural hub, it includes gallery and performing arts spaces, a cinema, shops, a hotel called The Rooms of Rome, and, topping it all off, a rooftop branch of Paris’s fabled Caviar Kaspia, which includes a bi-level terrace that affords some of the city’s most breathtaking views. “It’s a neighborhood under one roof,” Fendi says. “It’s a building in constant motion, and anyone can come here and become part of the experiment.” The spirit of experimentation is the heart of all her initiatives. “I want to give artists the freedom to express themselves and the public the possibility to experience it,” says the 70-something Fendi, who favors Issey Miyake-pleated apparel and large statement sunglasses. The value of taking chances was

instilled in her during the four decades she worked in her family firm, where she was in charge of furs. “We constantly experimented with materials and fabrics,” she says. “We were 50 years ahead of everyone else. We made sable coats so light and so thin you could slip them into a little pouch. It really turned the whole industry upside down.” The sisters’ longtime collaboration with designer Karl Lagerfeld, whom they hired in 1965, was also inspirational, she recalls. “Flying into Rome, for example, Karl would see some fields of hay, and then say to us, ‘I want it to look like that.’ Then we had to figure out how to do it. “Our strength was our craftsmanship,” she continues. “The rest of the industry made things mostly by machines. We did everything by hand.” When their parents handed them the reins in the 1960s, the siblings were among very few women in the industry.

“It was terrifying for us. It was a business run completely by men. We arrived at auctions of pelts in Russia and Canada and they hated us!” Clearly the sisters showed those men what time it was. “The important thing in life is never to do anything banal,” says Fendi, summing up her philosophy. At Rhinoceros, she plans to mount an array of contemporary art shows, including one of works produced by artists from conflict zones. The inaugural exhibition featured Renaissance treasures, notably Michelangelo’s masterpiece Crouching Boy, 1530–34. The marble sculpture is from the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, and is part of a remarkable three-year-long loan program between the museum and the Fondazione Alda Fendi—Esperimenti. Throughout the building, 14 architectural drawings by Michelangelo are also on display. The chance to view them at any hour is one of the treats afforded to guests of the 24-suite The Rooms of Rome. Although management of the hotel is overseen independently by Spanish entrepreneur Kike Sarasola, Nouvel and Fendi oversaw all details of the rooms’ unique designs. In front of the building is the 5thcentury Arch of Janus. Fendi commissioned the cinematographer and lighting designer Vittorio Storaro (a three-time Oscar winner for pictures including The Last Emperor) to create a permanent illumination scheme for the arch, in front of which she has installed a life-sized resin sculpture of a rhinoceros by Swiss artist Urs Fischer. It certainly feels like sparks are coming out of Velabro now. “The [financial] crisis has slowed Rome down, like the rest of Europe,” Fendi says. “But big ideas and culture can restart it from right here. When culture is missing, there is no democracy. Free expression is critical. It helps us rediscover our souls.” James Reginato is writer-at-large at Vanity Fair and author of Great Houses, Modern Aristocrats (Rizzoli).

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THE RADIANCE OF RUBIES SYMBOLIZING EVERYTHING FROM REGAL POWER TO EXOTIC BEAUTY, RUBIES ARE EVOCATIVE IN A WAY NO OTHER COLORED GEM CAN MATCH

noisseurship. The ruby has become the most sought-after colored gemstone at a time when color dominates the market and rarity drives it. What makes the ruby so exceptional is not only the limited supply of unheated specimens, but also the stone’s associations with regal splendor and its blazing color: that of passion, and of luck in Asia. This spring particularly, after vibrant color raged at Paris Couture, and as a contemporary classicism shapes high jewelry collections, the majestic ruby is again ready to radiate. For centuries, the most desirable rubies of extraordinary hue have come from the heritage mines of Mogok, in Myanmar, the world’s main source of rubies. Enveloped in myth and mystique, legend imbued the ruby with supernatural properties, linked to peace, power, leadership, and invincibility. Burmese warriors wore them into battle, 36

sometimes embedded in the skin. The biggest stones were the prerogative of the ruler, yet rubies were traded along the Silk Road, and later by merchant-adventurers such as Tavernier and Edwin Streeter, to take their place in noble collections, including those of Catherine the Great, Empress Joséphine, Queen Victoria, and Empress Eugénie. In the 20th century, the ruby was a statement of seductive femininity, and a badge of honor for socialites such as Mona Bismarck and the Duchess of Windsor, and Hollywood royalty Marlene Dietrich and Elizabeth Taylor. In the 1930s and 1940s, the heyday of Burmese rubies, Parisian master jewelers lavished their designs with the stones. The ruby was, by all accounts, Jacques Arpels’ favorite gem. And it is the favorite too of David Bennett, Sotheby’s worldwide chairman, jewelry. He has sold the most important rubies of modern times, namely the Roxburghe necklace in 2009, the Graﬀ ruby in November 2014, which at 8.62 carats

fetched nearly $1 million per carat, and then the following year, the superlative 25.59-carat Sunrise ruby, which set a world record of just over $30 million. Instability in Myanmar, coupled with Western sanctions, meant that rubies from the area were inaccessible and unavailable for a period, and until recently, Thailand and Cambodia were the main sources. The lifting of sanctions, together with the discovery of rubies of ﬁne quality and color in Mozambique, has rekindled the desire for these jewels. Today, Bennett reaﬃrms his belief that “a top-quality, unheated gem ruby of more than 10 carats is the holy grail of colored stones.” It’s clear that the almost indescribable, emotive beauty of the perfect ruby color generates a primitive, visceral response.

A Burmese no-heat ruby and diamond ring, weighing approximately 6.50 carats, and a pair of ruby and diamond earclips by Trabert & Hoeffer–Mauboussin were offered at Sotheby’s in April.

Vivienne Becker is a jewelry historian and a contributing editor of the Financial Times’ How to Spend It. This article originally appeared in Sotheby’s magazine.

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Splendor in the grass If your home is your castle, then your garden is your estate, and landscaping has become as valued as interior design By Iyna Bort Caruso

Pebble Beach California

“Everything vibrates in harmony,” says designer Juan Pablo Molyneux of this majestic Spanish Colonial-style villa perched on a bluff overlooking the Pacific in Pebble Beach. Molyneux’s renovation has transformed the 1920s-built home into a masterpiece, with a grand salon and dining room, an ocean-view library and six bedrooms, all displaying gracious proportions and one-of-a-kind decorative details. Tall shade trees, emerald grass, and meandering pathways contribute to the idyllic feel of the courtyard gardens, where archways are accented by handpainted tilework by Atelier Prométhée. Sothebysrealty.com

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eautiful gardens are a border-blurring tapestry of strategic design, strong silhouettes, and thoughtful palettes. They elevate the architecture of a home as much as they enhance the lifestyle of its residents. “When well executed, a fine house rests seamlessly within its setting,” says David Ashmore of Ireland Sotheby’s International Realty. Professional landscaping services in the U.S. alone is a multibillion-dollar industry. From backyards to balconies, and from classic gardens to modern vertical ones, these spaces allow homeowners to outwardly personalize their surroundings. According to the 2018 Remodeling Impact Report from the National Association of Realtors, landscape enhancements and upgrades rank high on the “joy score” of homeownership. That joy is universal—English, French, Italian, Persian, Japanese gardens, there’s hardly a region or culture that doesn’t have an idealized interpretation of nature. In the Irish village of Grangecon, about 30 miles south of Dublin, a historic Tudor residence and equestrian farm is set among 256 acres of rolling hills and ancient trees. Flowering gardens, hidden green pathways, and classic hedgerows create a magnificent rural retreat, and Ashmore says they add a “majestic provenance and history” to the estate, the effect of which is “magical.” Just as there are trends in architecture, landscape design is also influenced by other cultural changes. Modern gardens are more inviting and involving, with a focus on the way form and function play into the outdoor experience. “Creating distinct green ‘rooms’ allows homeowners to travel through their gardens,” says David Bennett, landscape architect and founder of Bennett Design & Landscape in Atlanta. “One area might serve as a quiet sanctuary for relaxation, while another is for entertaining.” Current trends call for whimsically colored and intricately patterned plants. Some designs embrace a sculptural approach, complemented with ornamental grasses for texture and movement. Traditionalists love the time-honored aesthetic of formal gardens with their balance, symmetry, and strong architectural composition. Cottage gardens are classic in a more informal way, with bursts of color within an intentionally haphazard look. Gardens not only paint a picture, they form a narrative— “an intrepid story often told by the adaptations and additions by various owners over time,” Ashmore says. Iyna Bort Caruso is a New York-based journalist.

Seattle Washington

In a landmark Seattle neighborhood of elegant mansions, the privately gated WillowDon Estate takes in 174 feet of waterfront along Lake Washington’s prized shores, has covered parking for seven cars, and enjoys cutting-edge technological systems and almost two acres of gardens designed by the Olmsted Brothers, who figure prominently in Seattle’s horticultural history. $7,850,000

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Grangecon Ireland

This is one of the great estates in County Wicklow and lies just 32 miles from Dublin’s city center. With a colorful history and equestrian provenance, the estate features a charming Tudor residence surrounded by picturesque grounds and thriving gardens. €15,000,000

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Montecito California

This property in exclusive Birnam Wood— Montecito’s only gated residential golfcourse community—is ideal for stylish living and entertaining. It features a formal living room, a dining solarium, an airy open-plan great room and kitchen, and three spacious, serene bedrooms. A veranda overlooks the gardens, which include roses and other flowering plants, herbs, manicured hedges, a fountain, verdant lawn, and a pool. Beyond a privacy hedge with a decorative iron gate, a fairway beckons. $4,395,000

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Playa del Carmen MEXICO

Casa Corazón is a majestic beachfront villa with a unique style that combines nature and luxury. Architect Miguel Quintana Pali designed the property with wide walls and open spaces but also infused it with details throughout, such as solid wood beams and impressive palapas. The beautiful interior garden of orchids adds vivid color and tranquility to this magnificent residence. $11,750,000

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Historic Roots, Modern Style A Virginia estate is transformed into a contemporary classic By Iyna Bort Caruso

Gallison Hall in Charlottesville, Va., is such a classic. The sprawling Georgian Revival estate has been called one of Virginia’s most important country homes of the 20th century, backed up by its listing on both the state’s landmark register as well as the National Register of Historic Places. Gallison Hall, built in 1933, is grand but comfortable, the kind of place people can immediately envision themselves in: reading by the fire, hosting a dinner party, relaxing on the sofa. “The living space is functional and the flow of the house is just easy,” says Ann Hay Hardy of Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty in Charlottesville. Gallison Hall is on the largest lot in Charlottesville’s most exclusive community, Farmington. The residence is set on 43 park-like acres with views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The University of Virginia and downtown Charlottesville are minutes away. “Nothing compares to the feel of a country estate with so many amenities at your doorstep,” Hardy says. Everything about Gallison Hall tells a story. A wine cellar, home theater, and indoor pool pavilion proclaim a tradition of entertaining on a grand scale. Indoor tennis courts and a croquet field beckon as a place to play. A library and English-style gardens tell of quiet contemplation and country life. The original owners and visionaries behind the home were Julio and Evelyn Galban. The couple spent years visiting colonial-era plantations, great houses, and mansions for inspiration, incorporating architectural details such as stacked chimneys, a marble entrance hall, and arched niches. They even referenced the 18th-century staircase design of Gadsby’s Tavern in Alexandria, Va. The tavern was a favorite haunt of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams. The Galbans hired prominent and prolific architect Stanhope Johnson, celebrated for his luxuriously detailed 42

buildings throughout the South. They also hired an equally celebrated landscape architect, Charles Gillette, whose fusion of formal 17th-century gardens with more natural 18th-century gardens produced an elegant regional style called the Virginia Garden. Energy executive James Francis Scott purchased the property in 1992, added a pool pavilion and filled the home with art, antiques, and furnishings. A year after his death in 2017, Scott’s collection was sold at a Sotheby’s auction in New York. It included vintage arcade games, ancient Egyptian funerary masks, and signed letters from Thomas Jefferson. Today, the furnishings are gone and Gallison Hall has been transformed. “Eclectic with a modern twist” is how Charlottesville-based interior designer Wendi Smith describes it. The approach to Gallison Hall passes through stately wrought-iron gates, up a long tree-lined approach. “But when you walk into the home, you instantly realize anyone could live here,” Smith says. The formality fades away. “You immediately feel comfortable.” The home’s large rooms feel warmer and cozier, brighter and light-filled. “There’s not one room you’re afraid to sit down in,” Smith says. Opulent yet intimate. Bucolic yet in the heart of it all. “There is nothing like this on the market in Charlottesville,” says Hardy. “It’s really a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”

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Interior: 12,728 square feet Property size: 43 acres Bedrooms: 6 Bathrooms: 7 full, 3 half Amenities: Elevator, 5+ car garage, 5 fireplaces, indoor tennis and racquetball courts, indoor pool pavilion, private apartments, log-cabin playhouse $14,495,000

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lassic homes never go out of favor. They stand the test of time—and they defy time, allowing owners the privilege C of stewarding the home through its next iteration.

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Nightlife in Rio: Where to Eat and Drink From a booming nightclub to a down -to - earth bar, where to party in the brazilian city

Carioca da Gema

Go to this nightclub, built inside a former mansion, for some old Rio vibes and impressive samba bands. It is located in the always-hopping Lapa neighborhood, a formerly rundown area transformed into a lively nightlife hub. Paving the way for the influx of clubs and bars, Carioca de Gema was one of the first to open there, in 2000. That it continues to flourish today in the face of lots of competition is a true testament. Armazém São Thiago

Set in a 1920s-style warehouse, this institution of a bar (founded circa 1919) features some mean caipirinhas, Brazil’s national cocktail of cachaça, sugar, and lime. Considered a botequo, a neighborhood bar, it is in Santa Teresa, Rio’s bohemian neighborhood. Their cold chopp, or draft beer, goes a long way in combating that infamous Rio heat.

Rio Scenarium Pavilhão da Cultura

This multilevel dance club, featuring live bands playing various kinds of Brazilian music, from samba to forró to sertanejo, might be the king of high-energy nightlife in Rio. Housed in an old-fashioned mansion in Rio’s historic center—with stone floors, giant columns, chandeliers, and lots of strange antiques and knick-knacks adorning the walls—there is no lack of character at Scenarium. Get there early for a table and a meal. Patrons can easily spend their whole night here (and much of the morning as well). Coordenadas Bar

For something more low-key, check out this partially open-air spot in Botafogo, a hipster area known for quirky drinking holes. Featuring a sprawling wooden table between walls of ancient-looking

brick and very high ceilings, and partial to chill indie tunes, Coordenadas is a place for boisterous conversation over well-crafted snacks. Make sure to sample the home-brewed beer. Churrascaria Majorica

A long night on the town is best attempted with a full stomach. This can be accomplished easily at this legendary steakhouse in Zona Sul— a wood-walled, warmly lit, homey place that isn’t afraid to stay up late. For half a century, Churrascaria has been grilling some of the city’s best beef, served simply, usually just with salt, to accentuate the natural taste of the high-quality meat. The restaurant is often full, so reservations are recommended—as are its superb caipirinha cocktails.

Live bands give dance club Scenarium a high-energy vibe.

Canastra Bar

Founded by three Frenchmen, what makes this down-to-earth, open-tothe-street bar unique is its commitment to employing only Brazilian ingredients and products. That means Brazilian wines, Brazilian ham, Brazilian cheeses, etc., offering a deliciously European take on Brazilian cuisine. It seems fitting for a city like Rio, given how much it has been shaped by foreign forces. An extra bonus is its location: right near the plaza in Ipanema, a bustling beachside neighborhood known for its hippie vibe, art galleries, and cafes.

Scenarium

hile the world knows Rio de Janeiro—Brazil’s second-largest city and Instagram darling—simply as Rio, Brazilians prefer another name: Cidade Maravilhosa, the Marvelous City. Indeed, this city of over six million people sparkles with unmatched marvels. From picturesque beaches to steep green peaks and rounded verdant isles, all under the gaze of that iconic and sacred white-stone statue of Christ the Redeemer on Corcovado mountain, there is never a dull scene. But though it shines in sunlight, it pulses under the moon. From warehouse-size nightclubs to underground samba shows to dive bars overflowing with cachaça, a Brazilian rum, there is no dearth of nighttime bustle in the Marvelous City. “The easy-going way of life is what makes the culture of Rio nightlife,” says Marcello Romero of Bossa Nova Sotheby's International Realty. “The pubs and restaurants on the boardwalk overlooking the ocean are always very lively and great places to be.” One just needs to know where to look.

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Get inspired by the beauty and laid - back lifestyle of South Florida

iami interiors have a look and feel that you just know when you see. M The aesthetic takes its cue from the

climate and from nature. A pale palette with sleek flooring and finishes tempers the tropical weather, while touches of ocean, sand, and sky—reflected in hues of pastel peach, seafoam blue, and beige—bring the outside in. Clients come because they crave the water and the warmth, says Jacqueline Gonzalez Touzet, principal of Touzet Studio, an interior design and architecture firm in Miami. “Because our senses are stimulated constantly, it’s key that interiors are a bit calm and serene.” “The look is chic, inviting and peaceful,” says Mayi de La Vega, president of One Sotheby’s International Realty in Miami. “You can achieve it with whiteon-white, neutral colors, and even incorporate wood and greenery,” de La Vega says, noting that texture plays an important role in fabrics, pillows, or rugs. The classic Miami aesthetic is timeless because “it is fresh, inviting, and creates good energy and vibes.” Joseph C. Fava, owner of Fava Design

Group in South Florida, describes Miami style as “crisp and clean, like a white linen shirt, as well as bold and colorful like a Cavalli print,” noting that the look is easy to live with. “We enjoy a relaxed living environment, and the homes in Miami reflect that design aesthetic,” Fava says. And the beauty of this vibe is that you don’t need to live in Miami to pull it off. Let the Light Shine

“Natural lighting is key, and is the true essence of Miami living first and foremost,” says Ruby Ramirez, principal of Antrobus + Ramirez, an international design studio based in Miami. Ramirez designs around the views and allows as much natural light as possible. Think floor-to-ceiling windows and glass panels. “Accentuate the views as much as possible,” says François Guglielmina, co-founder of TOGU Architecture, with offices in Miami and France. “Relation must be created between the interior and exterior spaces.” “Use the light and filter it where necessary with persianas, blinds, or shades

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Creating Miami Style— Anywhere

Left: A space with large windows designed by TOGU Architecture. Below: A Ruby Ramirezdesigned space.

people really crave to express themselves even in their furniture,” Gonzalez Touzet says. Console tables or coffee tables made of stone, wood, or metal have become statement pieces. “The furniture and design style is contemporary, with large and comfortable sofas that can be fused with Art Deco and 20th-century art pieces, sculptures, and accessories,” Guglielmina says.

Top: Kris Tamburello; middle: Sabal Development; bottom: Kris Tamburello

Add Statement Artwork

“Bold art is the perfect way to complete the Miami vibe, and large canvases work well in the expansive spaces that are typically found in Miami,” Fava says. For example, he loves the bold colors of works by Ashley Longshore. According to Gonzalez Touzet, artwork is a key to making the interior unique and personal, and it’s also a way to bring color and texture to a space. “A signature piece is important; it becomes the anchor for the room,” she says. “When architecture, light, and art work together, the results are even more powerful.”

that come down when needed, coupled with breezy or woven shears,” Gonzalez Touzet says. She also recommends avoiding glaring lighting and instead going for mood and task lighting, as well as hidden wall illumination. “Ambient lighting creates the ‘nighttime’ character, which lends itself to the other persona that Miami embodies,” Ramirez says.

Focus on Flooring Texturize a Clean Palette

The highly polished look of the 1980s and ’90s has given way to more warmth and texture, Ramirez says. But light-colored walls, flooring, furniture, and fabrics are still hallmarks of Miami design. “I use textures such as boucles and wovens in whites, creams, and sands as the foundation of our palettes, and then infuse color in accents and art,” Fava says. He also works with colors reminiscent of the sea, such as cobalt, mint, and turquoise, as well as coral and blush. Infuse a Modern Touch

“Dissolving the boundary between art and furniture is something we see often;

Middle: A wide open space from TOGU Architecture. Bottom: A modern space from Ruby Ramirez.

Most Miami interiors have lighter-hued floors, although midtones are also common. “Super-dark wood floors don’t age as well in our sunlight and wear more visibly,” Gonzalez Touzet notes. “Terrazzo is a great way to achieve a light floor that’s sleek; it is easier to maintain and has more texture than super-white marble flooring. Many of Fava’s clients choose a porcelain floor because it’s maintenancefree. “Porcelain comes in many colors, from whites to soft grays to taupes and beiges—the perfect complement to the steel-and-glass structures that define Miami architecture and decor,” he adds. 47

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Architecture With a Personal Touch Shohei Shigematsu on his inspiration and his work

is designing a number of luxury high-rise towers in San Francisco, New York, and Miami, as well as a mixed-use complex in Santa Monica, Calif. Shigematsu, 45, is also a design critic at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. We caught up with him to discuss his inspirations, the uniqueness of Japanese architecture, and more. Who are some of your most important influences?

I used to watch a lot of films as a child. Stanley Kubrick’s movies were a big inspiration. I wanted to be a film director, but that never quite happened. I also have always been fascinated by the old architecture and culture of Japan. I lived in Japan until I was 10, and then moved to Boston. My father was at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and it was really the first time I saw Western architecture. There is some great architecture there, and those buildings really influenced my decision to become an architect. How would you define your style?

I always say that I’m a big stylist—that’s my style. I believe in the specificity of architecture, that it should be specific to its location, its function, and the weather and the climate. Architecture should change as those things change. I don’t have a set style, but I have a style of thinking. That said, I like to have a personal touch to my architecture.

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What are some of the trends you’re seeing in urban residential towers?

ince joining the Office of Metropolitan Architects—founded by Rem S Koolhaas—in 1998, Shohei Shigematsu

has designed cultural venues including the Quebec National Beaux Arts Museum and the Faena Arts Center in Miami Beach. He has also worked on collaborations with artists such as China’s Cai Guo Qiang, Marina Abramovic, and Kanye West. The Japan-born Shigematsu, who became a partner in 2008 and has led the OMA office in New York since 2006,

More and more, people want to have a personal connection to the places where they live. They want to fit into the narrative. People are accepting smaller living spaces in urban areas in return for better amenities. I see a lot of people in the younger generation who are having doubts about whether to live as a young professional in high-density urban areas like New York and San Francisco. They worry about their quality of life. Public amenities in these residential buildings are becoming richer, and more exuberant and diverse. But I worry that they can take away incentive for people to go outside and interact with the city. What are some of the ways that you humanize big buildings and make them appealing to individual residents and users?

It is important to create as many points as possible that allow people to have contact with the outside, even in a cold climate. It gives them a sense of personal space and a place for contemplating, a place to refresh. I like to use outside spaces that were once considered unusable, such as rooftops. 49

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Georgetown: Washington’s Exclusive, Historic Neighborhood A look inside this famous area in the U.S. capital

eorgetown, the exclusive enclave on the Potomac River in the northwest G quadrant of Washington, D.C., is defined

by its charming cobblestone streets and its predominantly Federal-style architecture. Founded in the 1750s during the reign of Britain’s King George II, it retains a great sense of the past due to its preservation laws. “People love Georgetown because of the historic character of the architecture,” says Russell Firestone, senior vice president of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty. “It’s also a walkable neighborhood. That is a key element of why buyers choose Georgetown. You can walk out your front door to a coffee shop, a grocery store, or a restaurant. It’s also a short walk

along the Potomac River to the Kennedy Center to attend events.” Georgetown’s two sections, East Village and West Village, are divided by Wisconsin Avenue, which along with M Street forms the commercial corridors in the neighborhood. RESIDENCES WITH A PAST

Georgetown real estate, which is synonymous with tony townhouses, offers a variety of single-family residences that span the 1760s to the 1960s. Time virtually stopped at that point because the neighborhood became a historic district with strict restrictions on exterior architectural alterations. “That’s why it has the character and style of an old city,” Firestone says. “You are

allowed to create contemporary interiors, but additions can be complicated.” Georgetown residences have a broad price range depending on size, bedroom count, and finishes. Typically, buyers will spend $1 million to $2 million for a three-bedroom house without parking. Townhouses with parking are typically $3 million and higher, depending on the finishes and lot size. “Only 20% of the properties have parking,” Firestone says. “There are even fewer that have garages. Those with parking spaces have the largest equity growth.” The record price was set in 2011, when the Evermay mansion, a two-century-old, 12,000-square-foot Federal manor house set on 3.5 acres,

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sold for $22 million. The neighborhood’s few condo and apartment complexes are later additions that were converted from warehouses or industrial buildings but maintain much of the style of the original architecture. The Papermill Condos, completed in 1978, has 26 units, and the Flour Mill Condos, which opened in 1985, has 59 residences. Prices for two-bedroom homes in these buildings, Firestone says, are $500,000 to $700,000. According to Firestone, the 70 luxury condos at 3303 Water St., which opened in 2004, are $1.6 million to $8 million, and the residences at the Ritz-Carlton boutique hotel range from $2 million to $7 million. “It’s a relatively small, stable

neighborhood,” he says. “It didn’t lose its value in the recession of 2008-10; it only flattened and rose not too long afterward. Consistently, it has more transactions north of $1 million than the rest of the city.” WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE

Georgetown, which is built on the shoreline and hills overlooking the Potomac River, is home to a plethora of recently renovated parks. On the west side, there’s Volta Park (opened in 1769); on the east side are Rose Park (opened in 1918) and Rock Creek Park (opened in 1890). “The houses are built around the parks,” Firestone says. “You can see them outside your front door. It reminds me of Chelsea in London.”

The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, which locals call the C&O, is a National Historical Park. “You can run and ride bikes for miles,” Firestone says. Other outdoor attractions include Fletcher’s Boathouse, where the annual shad run in April is a major event for fishermen. For more than a century, generations of residents have plied the Potomac in Fletcher’s signature red rowboats. The neighborhood, home to Georgetown University, also has a number of schools, including Washington International, a prekindergarten through high school language-immersion school; Little Folks, a preschool; and Holy Trinity, for students in prekindergarten through eighth grade.

This three-bedroom Georgetown townhouse has its very own garage.

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Engineering the World’s Tallest Building

Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture/Jeddah Economic Company

robert Sinn on designing the 1,000 - meter Jeddah Tower with wind loads and wind speeds in mind

The Jeddah Tower will soar above the Saudi Arabian city.

n this era of megatall skyscraper construction around the world, Jeddah Tower is the first that aims to exceed the Ipreviously undreamed-of one-kilometer threshold.

When it is completed in 2020, the 1,000-meter tower in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, designed by architect Adrian Smith, will become the world’s tallest building, easily eclipsing Burj Khalifa, the 830-meter-tall Dubai skyscraper, also designed by Smith. Jeddah Tower, previously known as Kingdom Tower, will be the signature tower that welcomes pilgrims to Jeddah, the gateway to Mecca and Medina. It will also be the mixed-use centerpiece and first phase of Jeddah Economic City. At 300,000 square meters, Jeddah Tower will house office space on the bottom, topped by an opulent hotel, serviced apartments, and luxury condominiums. A circular observation deck, the tallest in the world, will protrude from one of the top levels. The building will have 56 elevators, and the top third of the three-legged concrete structure will be a hollow spire. Each of the tower’s three tapering sides will feature a series of notches that create shadow, serving as shields from the sun and providing outdoor terraces with stunning views. Along with Smith, who is the founder of Chicago-based Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, the other key player in the design and implementation of this momentous construction project has been principal engineer Robert Sinn. Sinn, who is based in the Chicago office of structural engineering firm Thornton Tomasetti, came on board in 2009 to work with Smith on the design competition they later won. “We had to make several adjustments as we went along,” Sinn says. “Fortunately, Adrian is the most experienced designer of supertall buildings.” “From the bottom of the foundation all the way up to the top of the tower, everything was a challenge,” Sinn says. The taller the building, the more wind is an issue, Sinn explains. “Wind drives a lot of decisions on tall buildings. The taller they get, the wind-induced forces go up dramatically.” “On average, we will see 75-miles-per-hour gusts monthly at the top of the tower, with 90-miles-per-hour gusts on average at least once on an annual basis,” he says. The best way to counteract gravity—and keep the supertall structure upright—is to use the weight of the building itself to counteract the effects of high wind loads. And that called for lots of heavy concrete in the design and implied construction of the tower. Using steel instead of concrete would have been impractical, Sinn says. “Generally speaking, steel wouldn’t have weighed enough to sustain the extreme height of the building.” Concrete weighs far more than steel, and it helps to fight the overturning effect of wind on the building’s foundation. Concrete also helps to control the motion of the building— the swaying movement that people feel inside the tower on windy days, he explains. Sinn promises that building motion on the topmost occupied floor, the 160th, will be fine. “Because of the shape of the building and the structure of the building, it will be very, very comfortable for the occupants up there—very, very calm.” 53

Panerai's PAM00983 Submersible Chrono Guillaume NÃ©ry Edition 47MM is limited to 15 pieces.

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ADVENTURE SET

Montblanc’s 1858 Geosphere.

Limited - edition watches for exploring the earth, air, and sEA atch brands have long created special limited editions to genW erate excitement and desire among an

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Below: IWC’s Pilot Watch Timezoner Spitfire Edition “The Longest Flight.”

enthusiast community that craves rarity and exclusivity. They often commemorate brand or collection milestones, partnerships, and, sometimes, incorporate unusual materials. As the popularity of rugged sport watches shows no sign of waning, three new limited-edition models touch all the bases, from the world’s highest peaks to the deep blue sea. Montblanc’s 1858 collection is a tribute to the heritage of Minerva (acquired by Montblanc in 2006), which produced complicated mechanical watches for military use and exploration in the 1920s and ’30s. Montblanc’s 1858 Geosphere, which debuted last year, is dedicated to climbing’s greatest test, the Seven Summit challenge, in which climbers attempt to scale the highest peaks on all seven continents. This year, the brand outfitted the Geosphere with a 42mm bronze case complemented by a handsome khaki dial and matching NATO fabric strap to underscore that vintage, outdoorsy vibe. This limited edition (only 1,858 pieces will be made) costs US$6,300 and features a second time zone at 9 o’clock, in addition to a novel worldtime function with two rotating hemispheres of the earth and a 24-hour scale plus day/night indicator. This year, IWC devoted its resources to expanding its popular pilot watch range with 14 new models spanning its Top Gun, Le Petit Prince, and Spitfire collections, including several limited editions. With just 250 pieces, the

Pilot’s Watch Timezoner Spitfire Edition “The Longest Flight” (US$12,400) marks a first for the brand by combining its patented Timezoner world-time mechanism with an in-house automatic movement. Developed for pilots Steve Boultbee Brooks and Matt Jones, who will take off for a round-the-world flight in a vintage Spitfire this summer, the special model evokes the plane’s cockpit with its stainless-steel case, black dial, and military-green textile strap. Meanwhile, Panerai took the plunge this year with a collection of Submersible dive watches, including a number of limited editions. One piece even pairs your purchase with a chance to dive with French free-diving champion and Panerai ambassador Guillaume Néry, who reached a depth of 126 meters on a single breath to clinch the world record. Targeted to serious divers, the Submersible Chrono Guillaume Néry Edition PAM00982 (US$19,400) is limited to 500 pieces and has a hefty 47mm brushed titanium case, complete with a unidirectional rotating bezel and extreme water resistance down to 30 bar, or about 300 meters. The bold design stands out with blue accents, including a ceramic inset bezel, against a textured gray dial evocative of sharkskin. The in-house Panerai P.9100 calibre features a flyback function and a special device that zeroes the second hand for precise synchronization with a reference signal. And if you have US$40,000 to invest in a second version, limited to 15 pieces with a slick black Titanium DLC case and Moorea Blue gradient dial, you’ll be heading to French Polynesia for a memorable diving experience with Néry. 55

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How and why the liqueur is popping up in cocktails, and all over upscale bars 56

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Amaroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hipness Soars

Fernet is often enjoyed as a digestif.

maro, an herbal, bittersweet Italian liqueur, finds its origins in medieval A health care. Obsessed with the restor-

ative powers of alchemy and natural botanicals, medieval monks and friars in abbeys across Italy often experimented with mixing and matching liquor and wine with herbs. The monks stuck mostly to ingredients that could be found nearby, ensuring that over the centuries different amari (the plural form of the drink) began taking on regional peculiarities. Bitter orange in Sicily. Rhubarb in Alto Adige. Artichoke in Milan. The backwoods elixir was used to aid digestion and stimulate the appetite. Because sugar was a high-priced commodity, most varieties were quite bitter. It wasn’t until the 19th century that amari began to edge into commercial production. Some of the bigger brands today were formed around this time: Fernet-Branca (1845), Amaro Lucano (1894), and Campari (1904). Now, two centuries later, amaro is having its moment. From London to Tokyo, mixologists are employing amari in their cocktails and in-the-know consumers are ordering the stuff after dinner. What Is It?

Amaro, which means “bitter” in Italian, consists of an herb or botanical distilled in a neutral liquor or wine. The more well-known players are Campari, a bright citrus infusion often used in cocktails such as the Negroni (gin, Campari, sweet red vermouth), and Fernet, some mixture of myrrh, rhubarb, chamomile, cardamom, aloe, and saffron in a grapebased spirit, often served as a digestif. But there are many others, ranging from lighter-tasting varieties (Montenegro, Nonino, and Vecchio Amaro del Capo) to sugary (Averna, Meletti, Ramazzotti) or piney (Bràulio) to bold and smoky (Zucca Rabarbaro, Sfumato Rabarbaro). Prices per bottle range from US$20 or so to hundreds of dollars for the vintage stuff. Fernet-Branca

Why Now?

“The craft cocktail craze has really brought some beautiful spirits to the forefront of people’s minds,” says Michael Johns, bar manager at Maple & Ash in Chicago. “I see people ordering Aperol spritz to start quite often now.” Stephen Kurpinsky, head bartender at 100 Proof, a cocktail bar in San Diego, attributes much of amaro’s popularity to the palate-expanding consequences of America’s culinary revival over the past decade, as well as its craft-beer craze. Whereas the American palate used to stick mostly to sugar or salt, “people are enjoying more bitter things now,” Kurpinsky says. After all, it isn’t that big of a transition from a hoppy IPA to a bitter Fernet. Nowadays, he adds, “Any good-quality cocktail bar should have 10 to 20 different amari in stock.” Maximiliano Vallée Valletta, head bartender at Montreal’s Brasserie Les Enfants Terribles, has also seen an uptick in amari orders. Most customers, he says, consume it in cocktails rather than taking it neat—as he likes it, with a twist of orange and mint leaf. Raised with an Italian father, he recalls the family dinner ritual when, each Sunday, after eating, all at the table would take a shot of amaro “to celebrate life.” It is popular nowadays, he adds, for bartenders to substitute amaro for vermouth. “Any decent cocktail bar now has its own amaro twist that is worth checking out.” Swapping in amaro for traditionally used liquors is something of a trend. At 100 Proof, Kurpinsky likes substituting Montenegro amaro for rum in coladas. “It completely changes cocktails,” he says. “Even just swapping out different amari.” He also makes a mean Bitter Giuseppe, equal parts Cynar amaro and sweet vermouth with a hint of lemon and salt. He adds, “It’s rad to see more people come to the bar and say, ‘Hey, make me something with Cynar,’ or, ‘What’s that amaro? I haven’t had that one yet.’ ” 57

A Better Bread Customers are looking for artisanal loaves, and Chicago chef Greg Wade is there to help

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For Publican’s Greg Wade, bread making is slow, methodical, and precise.

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hen Greg Wade was in culinary school, he didn’t take baking classes. Instead, he studied in the trenches where W chefs more typically toil: the savory program. But plying dough

Above: Publican’s fruit and nut bread.

with his hands ended up being his true calling. “It’s a tactile, sensory experience,” says Wade, a James Beard Foundation finalist for Outstanding Baker in 2017 and 2018. “For me, baking became this ritual of growing with your product. It’s something a lot of chefs are intimidated by. It’s alive. It’s scientific.” Wade, 30, isn’t making bread in a commercial bakery. He is the head baker at Publican Quality Bread in Chicago, where artisanal bread rules. The bakery opened nearly seven years ago and provides loaves to about 100 Chicago-area restaurants, in addition to the 10 other restaurants in its hospitality group, including Avec, Publican Quality Meats, and Blackbird. The bakery makes around 10 different types of bread on average, including ciabatta, country sourdough, baguette, and dark rye. Artisanal breads are the next item you’ll be seeing more of in the increasingly popular farm-to-table and organics-driven food movement. “There’s a shift in our culture to wanting to know where our food is from and how it’s produced,” Wade says. “Artisan bread is a good example of that. When you go to a grocery store and you see the bagged breads, it’s all machines that made that. The artwork and the transparency and the integrity is something that people are looking for.” Artisanal bread baking is based on a few principles, the most important being the use of natural leaveners instead of commercial yeast as well as ancient and whole grains instead of cultivated wheat. Making bread this way is slower, methodical, more precise and distinctly in tune with nature. Bakers use wild yeasts and often a sourdough starter, sometimes referred to as a “mother,” to naturally ferment and encourage dough to rise. These processes result in complex, deeply flavorful loaves with dark,

crunchy crusts and an irregular-looking crumb (holes are symbols of natural fermentation). The long fermentation, yeast, and bacteria produce bread with more “character, depth of flavor, and lasting taste and aroma,” Wade says. Crucial to the success of the business, and even to the deliciousness of the bread, he says, is working closely with farmers. The bakery buys the majority of its grains from Spence Farm, an eighth-generation family farm in Illinois that focuses on heirloom and native crops. “We believe soil health leads to plant health, and better quality and tastier crops. And that carries through all the way to us serving it,” Wade says. And yes, one can make artisan bread at home. First, you need to acquire a sourdough starter or make your own. (And you can choose to use it all, or keep it alive; Publican’s starter is over 20 years old!) Wade suggests baking the dough in a large cast-iron pan if you don’t have a hearth and open flame. “Put the pot with the lid in the oven, preheat it to 450 degrees Fahrenheit with the pot inside so it gets hot. When ready to bake, score your bread, drop it in the pot and bake it for 20 minutes with the lid on, then about another 20 minutes with the lid off or until the desired crust color is achieved. When done baking, remove from the pot onto a cooling rack, then cool as normal.” As for the future of artisan bread making, it is more emphasis on local whole grains, according to Wade. “It’s how to make better bread,” he says. And in terms of new types of loaves to look for, Wade thinks the artisan way will become widespread “across the board.” “Burger buns, brioche, hearth breads that are baked in a hearth oven on stone. Hard crusty breads like boule, miche, batard,” he says. “You’ll start seeing enriched doughs for whole-grain pastry.” 59

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hen Tuscany comes to mind, we might imagine Chianti’s lush, rippling fields, Florence’s abundance of Italian W Renaissance art, and perhaps even the 2003 romance-drama

See This part of italy through Salvatore ferragamo’s EYES

Under the Tuscan Sun. But this region in central Italy, beloved for its quaint villages, rugged coastline, and world-class wines, signifies much more to Salvatore Ferragamo, grandson of the eponymous fashion-house legend and CEO of Il Borro Toscana, an alluring estate in the Tuscan countryside. According to Ferragamo, Il Borro was an act of faith and a labor of love, which evolved over 25 years. His father, Ferruccio, purchased the deteriorating 1,750-acre estate in 1993 and launched an in-depth restoration of the 11th-century property. Today, Il Borro is a sanctuary, preserving centuries of Tuscan history while honoring the land on which it was built. “My family and I are in love with this stunning piece of Italy,” says Ferragamo, 47, “so much that we actually spend our holidays at Il Borro.” Understandable, since the estate, set outside the town of Arezzo, features 70 rooms and suites, a winery, medieval village, spa, two restaurants, and expansive grounds with opportunities for hiking, golfing, truffle hunting, horseback riding, and other outdoor activities. The Ferragamos still live in the region, taking advantage of its nature, sports, art, history, and, of course, food and wine. He shares some of his favorite spots with Reside. For Food and Wine Lovers

You can spend your days in Tuscany touring vineyards and tasting vino—from Chardonnay to Chianti to Super Tuscan— and immersing yourself in Tuscan winemaking. Ferragamo’s top picks include Castiglion del Bosco (owned by his uncle, Massimo Ferragamo), Antinori, Frescobaldi, Petrolo (located near Il Borro), and Argentiera in the Bolgheri area. He insists that the grape harvest—usually from August through October, 60

Art Lovers

For those looking to take in beautiful art, it’s worthwhile dedicating several days to the masterpieces of the Uffizi Gallery, Il Duomo, and the Accademia, home of Michelangelo’s famous statue of David, all in Florence. But art enthusiasts shouldn’t stop there. Ferragamo recommends Palazzo Pitti, the Bargello, the Museum of San Marco, and the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo. “The palaces and churches that define Florence are also marvelous,” he says. Ferragamo says 2019 may be the best year to visit the region because it marks 500 years since Leonardo da Vinci’s death. The countryside of Valdarno di Sopra, one of Tuscany’s prized wine regions, is said to have inspired the background landscape in da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. The Romanesque bridge of Ponte Buriano, built in 1200 along the ancient Via Cassia Vetus close to Il Borro, is also in the painting. The festivities in Valdarno have already begun. Finally, in Vinci, don’t miss the Museo Leonardiano, a museum dedicated to the artist in his native town. From April 15 to Nov. 15, “Alle origini del Genio” (The Origins of Genius–Leonardo) will be on exhibit.

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is best for a visit, as it presents “a real celebration of Tuscan culture.” Wine is a huge draw to the region, but considering this is Italy, so is the food. In Florence, the region’s capital, chefs showcase Tuscany’s bounty of ingredients. Ann Feolde and her team at Enoteca Pinchiorri are one of Ferragamo’s personal favorites. There, you can indulge in the Discovery Menu—a selection of dishes ranging from borlotti bean soup to charcoal duck breast. “I also love to have a light lunch at Cantinetta Antinori,” he says. And close to Arezzo, he adores Ristorante La Torre Loro Ciuffenna and La Casa del Buono in Terranuova Bracciolini, “with its excellent fish menu.”

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Author Veronica Chambers’ Favorite Memoirs the prolific writer picks four books worth reading now ince publishing her breakthrough memoir, Mama’s Girl, which chroniS cled the turbulent upbringing of a gifted

1 Maya Angelou, Wouldn’t Take Nothing for My Journey Now

Veronica Chambers’ new book explores Beyoncé’s cultural influence on the world.

“Angelou wrote multiple memoirs, and the idea for this one is, ‘This is what I’ve learned so far.’ It’s a simple concept, but a powerful one. She presents the idea that you want your life to be perfect, and to be able to take a chalkboard eraser and erase all the bad parts. But she says you have to take it all—you have to carry the whole thing, good, bad, and regrettable. This is a warm, elder voice and I love it.” 2

Hope Jahren, Lab Girl

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Science program at Stanford last year, and we read this book. It’s about her process as she is growing in the sciences. At Stanford, I taught on the grounds of their farm, and the book gets into plant life and tree life, and what you learn when your hands are in the dirt. I’m such a city girl, so I knew nothing about that world.” 3

Nigel Slater, Toast

“I love to see memoirs that show how people became who they are. Slater’s mother dies, and the memoir is this heartbreaking story of how he finds life and meaning through food. In that way, it has a lot of parallels with Eric Ripert’s book. It’s interesting: As a parent myself, I’m aware that when I was growing up, when my parents made terrible choices, they made them purposefully. But in books like this, you see the tender messiness of the people that raised you and all the things they did.” 4 Haruki Murakami, What I Talk About When I Talk About Running

“What Murakami is talking about is in some ways similar to writing. I’m not a good runner, but I write like a true runner runs. I do it every day, whether I feel like it or not; some days I feel good, some days I don’t, but I’m always doing it. Murakami writes, ‘Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.’ Writing is ultimately very solitary, and there’s something about that, too, with running. Another great line from the memoir is, ‘All I do is keep on running in my own cozy, homemade void.’ I feel that way in my writing career. I keep writing in my own cozy void.”

Portrait: Beatrice de Gea; book cover: St. Martin’s Press

young Afro-Latina woman, Veronica Chambers has been busy. The writer, 49, has written memoirs, novels for adults and young readers, and cookbooks. She has also edited several essay anthologies, and served as co-writer for the memoirs of prominent figures such as chef Eric Ripert, newscaster Robin Roberts, and rapper and producer Timbaland. Her collaboration with Marcus Samuelsson on his memoir, Yes, Chef, was a New York Times bestseller. In 2017, Chambers’ anthology, The Meaning of Michelle, brought together 16 writers for an exploration of the profound impact of Michelle Obama. This year will see the release of Queen Bey, an anthology that explores Beyoncé’s cultural significance. Here, she shares four of the memoirs that have most inspired her:

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Sweat Smart Home- gym equipment gets a major tech facelift

repare to increase your screen time as you burn calories. The latest P fitness craze cuts down on commuting and brings expert instruction into the comfort of your own home. Depending on your exercise style, there’s a high-end, sleek home gym that will get you—or keep you—lean and strong. The Cardio Lover

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The stylish, wall-mounted Mirror is just that—a mirror that offers yoga, barre, boxing, Pilates, and cardio classes, each customizable to fit the user’s ability and fitness goals. The Mirror connects to Bluetooth heart-rate monitors or the Apple Watch to track your movement and provide real-time customization. The Mirror, at $1,495, offers more 64

than 50 live-streaming classes per week, allowing users who pay a $39 monthly fee to work out with friends under the skilled eye of instructors from fitness studios across the U.S. Each user can enter their fitness goals, class preferences, and any injuries that may require modifications, to access recommended classes and personalized workouts.

programs that range from musclebuilding to improving athletic performance, with a wide variety of classes launching later this year. The program requires a $49 monthly subscription, which includes built-in personal training and virtual encouragement from instructors. Optional accessories cost an additional $495.

The Weight Lifter

The Gamer

Tonal has launched a weight-lifting machine that uses electromagnetic weights and cables with an interactive LED screen. For $2,995, the minimal, wall-mounted machine senses each individual’s weight requirements based on their workouts and logs each movement to provide feedback and performance data. “You’ll be given a personalized fitness baseline test to assess both how much you should be lifting and the type of program to commit to. Tonal will then provide you with all-in-one equipment, and guidance in the form of personal training by expert coaches,” says CEO and founder Aly Orady. The fitness system offers specialty

If traditional workouts leave you bored, the new fitness experience from Icaros, a German company, will allow you to burn calories while flying or diving through virtual landscapes. Icaros Stationary Home is a virtual reality machine that encourages gamers to improve reflexes, balance, and coordination through a multiplayer platform that intensifies based upon the user’s fitness ability. The machine is especially geared toward strengthening the upper body and core muscles, as players worldwide challenge one another in fitness games such as Gravity, Core, and Icarace. And Icaros requires no membership or registration fee. The device starts at $2,200.

Tonal is a wallmounted machine for weight lifting.

Tonal

Peloton is now a household name in the spin world, with cycling aficionados trading in their gym memberships to pedal from the luxury of home. The Peloton Bike, starting at $2,245 with a $39 monthly membership fee, offers access to 14 daily live classes and 4,000 on-demand rides. Riders can join live classes from anywhere in the world for that group-class experience with personalized motivation—instructors even cheer you on by name. And last year, Peloton released its updated take on the traditional treadmill. The Tread, starting at $4,295, also requires a $39 monthly membership fee to access the 10 daily live classes led by treadmill instructors. Classes range from interval to strength and even yoga.

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OCEAN VILLA HARBOUR ISLAND, BAHAMAS

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#8 Fincastle Located in the gated community of Old Fort Bay, #8 Fincastle is an idyllic family retreat offering a 4 bedroom 4.5 bath main house plus a 2 bedroom, 2.5 guest cottage. The estate is situated on 2 canal front lots with a 60 ft. dock and 120 ft. of canal frontage. OLD FORT BAY SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY RIDLEY CARROLL +1 242.424.5801, ridley.carroll@sirbahamas.com SIRbahamas.com, Property ID: 36240

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BROOKVILLE, NY

“Haut Bois” – A Gold Coast Treasure A long, private driveway leads to “Haut Bois,” a stately French Chateau designed in 1916 by renowned architect, Ogden Codman Jr. Inspired by the Louis XIII hunting lodge that became the Palace at Versailles, this grand mansion is situated on over 8 acres and has been beautifully restored to its former glory. It boasts a palatial formal dining and living room with exquisite millwork that overlook a lovely courtyard and loggia, a library, a family room, and a phenomenal kitchen with every imaginable amenity. The lower level features a billiards room, gym, and sauna. Outdoors is complete with formal gardens, heated saltwater pool, pool house, tennis court and gated entry. Convenient to NYC and accessible to designer shopping, private schools, and restaurants. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. Jericho SD #15.

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Golferâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Paradise on 2+ Picturesque Acres Finish a round of golf and head straight through your front door at this magnificent New Construction with spectacular golf course views. This stately European-style Manor home is perfect for elegant entertaining and features an open floor plan with a beautiful formal dining room, incredible great room with a floorto-ceiling fireplace, and a stunning Chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen. Relax in your own private sanctuary that boasts a master suite with a sitting room, walk-in closet with a center island, and a luxurious marble master bath. The finished lower level features a custom bar and a state-of-the-art movie theater ideal for private screenings. An extraordinary setting and exquisite residence make this superb property the epitome of Gold Coast living. Convenient to NYC and The Hamptons. Jericho SD #15.

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CENTRE ISLAND, NY

“Great Meadow” Characterized by a master plan that encourages connection with the sanctuary of nature, this 7-bedroom home is set on 19.83 acres, offering possible subdivision opportunities, with a magnificent tidal waterfront that leads to open Long Island Sound water. Mid-century modern design elements culminate in a home of distinction. With a delightful interplay between the outdoors and indoors, principal rooms are oriented to the east offering glorious sunrises and sweeping views of verdant lawns that gently slope to the water’s edge and creek beyond. Large detached 3-car garage/office. Beach rights (homeowners association, dues required). A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #6.

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CENTRE ISLAND, NY

“Milagros” This French Country-style home is set on 3+ waterfront acres overlooking Oyster Bay. Features include a dramatic double-height entry hall, gunite pool with brick surround and a charming waterside Guest House. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #6. LOCUST VALLEY OFFICE BONNIE L. DEVENDORF + 1 516 509 6229 | bonniedevendorf@danielgale.com LAWRENCE SCHMIDLAPP + 1 516 375 3036 | lawrenceschmidlapp@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3102433

$4,000,000 BAYVILLE, NY

Picture Perfect Colonial Enjoy a luxurious lifestyle in this spacious, custom-built 5-bedroom Colonial. Resort-style features include heated saltwater pool, hot tub, tennis, charming 1-bedroom Cottage and short pathway to beach. Set on .92 acres, this tranquil setting is within 35 miles of Manhattan. SD #3. LOCUST VALLEY OFFICE NANCY CATALANO + 1 516 523 9768 | nancycatalano@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3068483

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BAYVILLE, NY

Down by the Sea Meticulous attention to detail and coastal flair abound from the moment you arrive at this 2-bedroom Cottage close to the beach. This bright, airy home has been carefully updated and comprehensively upgraded throughout with new baths, new kitchen, and charming front and rear enclosed porches for year-round enjoyment. A gorgeous patio with built-in fire pit and a fully renovated garage (plumbed for an outdoor shower) complete this turn-key property. Huge attic offers potential for expansion. Beach and mooring rights included. HOA dues $100/year. Low taxes. Swimsuit not included. Locust Valley SD #3.

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BROOKVILLE, NY

Ralph Lauren Flair Gated 5-bedroom Colonial was thoughtfully renovated to allow for easy entertaining. Highlights include 2 fireplaces, walnut floors, sun room, finished basement and generator. Enjoy outdoor activities on this gorgeous 2+ acre property with an expansive patio, sparkling pool, spa and outdoor shower. Dining, shopping, golf, beach and NYC all nearby. Jericho SD #15.

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GREAT NECK, NY

Kings Point Waterfront Elegant stucco Center Hall Colonial set on 2.5+ acres of waterfront property with panoramic views of Manhasset Bay. A total of 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths plus 3-car garage with an updated guest suite above provide ample accommodations. Large slate patio with steps leading to tennis court and lush property. Subdivision possibility and pending approval of dock plans. SD #7. MANHASSET OFFICE ANN CARLUCCI + 1 516 672 2023 | anncarlucci@danielgale.com JANET WOLF MARCUS + 1 516 319 6543| janetmarcus@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3026165

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FRANKLIN SQUARE, NY

Endless Possibilities When you enter this beautiful and spacious Expanded Ranch you are welcomed by an extraordinary floor plan. This home offers a great opportunity for multi-generational living or to have your practice in the comfort of your own home. With a separate wing, infinite possibilities await you. The gorgeous cherry and granite kitchen and formal dining room make this home perfect for entertaining. Franklin Square SD #17. NORTHPORT OFFICE EMILIA “MIA” PIZZO +1 516 984 3190 | emiliapizzo@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3068481

$775,000 LATTINGTOWN, NY

Lovely Cul-de-sac Setting Beautifully renovated residence overlooking Mill Neck Creek. Generously proportioned rooms with walls of windows capturing water views. Fabulous front and rear covered porches. Lush, shy acre offers blue-stone patio and mature plantings. Beach rights and Glen Cove golf privileges. SD #3. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE BARBARA BENTLEY-NASH + 1 516 697 1277 | barbarabentleynash@danielgale.com LOCUST VALLEY OFFICE MARGARET MATEYASCHUK + 1 516 972 1891 | margaretmateyaschuk@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3030486

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LAUREL HOLLOW, NY

A Distinctive Residence On 2+ Manicured Acres This home offers a 2-story entry, palladium windows, magnificent detail and custom craftsmanship. Gourmet kitchen with pantry and breakfast area. Formal living room, sunroom and dual fireplace. Master suite with spa bath and 2 walk-in closets. Additional 3 en suite bedrooms. Library and wine cellar on the lower level. CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE PAMELA DOYLE + 1 631 988 1708 | pameladoyle@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3092690

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LOCUST VALLEY, NY

“Loblolly” Like a magical storybook Cottage, this charming 5-bedroom 1927 Tudor revival captures the imagination. Landscaped by Innocenti & Webel, the spectacular 6-acre grounds include a Guest House, Japanese tea house, expansive lawns, Koi ponds, Japanese bridges, strolling gardens, and specimen plantings. Through the wood paneled front door visitors are greeted by a spacious foyer that leads to the magnificent entertaining rooms, and the upstairs, via a double-width staircase. The 2nd level features 2 master suites with fireplaces and 2 additional bedrooms with en suite baths. A true North Shore gem. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #3.

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LOCUST VALLEY, NY

"Northway" Originally built in 1898, this spectacular 8-bedroom Federal Colonial Mansion with beautiful period details has been exquisitely renovated to state-of-the-art eminence. Set on 5.4 manicured acres and introduced with an unforgettable quarter of a mile drive. Exuding luxury with an Epicurean kitchen, heated saltwater pool, and entertainer’s pool house. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. Locust Valley SD #3.

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MANHASSET, NY

Grand European Tradition Stately and impressive, this magnificent one-of-a-kind French Normandy Tudor-style home built in 2016 was designed with the assistance of renowned architect, Michael Jay Walin. Combining yesterday and today with eloquence and sophistication, this outstanding residence is set on a 1-acre parcel surrounded by gardens, outdoor terraces and an in-ground, heated saltwater pool. MANHASSET OFFICE EILEEN KRACH + 1 917 270 3737 | eileenkrach@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3055976

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MANHASSET, NY

Estate Living in Flower Hill Looking for a pool and an extraordinary backyard where you can quietly relax or entertain friends and family? Here you will find a heated gunite pool, complete with a pool house and a putting green. The park-like grounds provide complete privacy to unwind and live the good life. Stunning 6-bedroom, 3.55-bath home is an entertainerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s delight. 1st floor offers open concept kitchen, family room, formal living and dining room, mudroom/laundry, office, bedroom/gym and 2 half baths. Master bedroom with bath and sitting room. Munsey Park Elementary. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE MIA HITCHCOCK + 1 516 314 6889 | miahitchcock@danielgale.com

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MANHASSET, NY

Grand Munsey Park Colonial Elegant woodwork, large-scale rooms and high ceilings give this home a stately feel. Facing south with 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, this house is located in a part of the village where homes enjoy larger lots and are very close to Munsey Park Elementary School. Extras: generator, lower taxes. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE MARGARET SUGA + 1 917 562 8889 | margaretsuga@danielgale.com ANNIE HOLDREITH + 1 516 509 4082 | annieholdreith@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3105644

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MANHASSET, NY

Flower Hill New Construction Imagine living in this Modern Center Hall Colonial with 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, boasting streaming natural sunlight and open floor plan. Step into the 2-story entrance foyer, living room with fireplace and formal dining room with box beam ceilings. Gourmet Chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen opens to family room with gas fireplace. Guest room with full bath and laundry complete 1st floor. Retreat to the 2nd floor to unwind in the master suite with fireplace, luxury marble bath with radiant heat. Hardwood floors throughout. 3-zone gas heat and 3-zone CAC. Full basement. Parking sticker for LIRR. SD #4. MANHASSET OFFICE SHOHREH HAKIMIAN + 1 516 647 2676 | sherryhakimian@danielgale.com SOLEYMAN HAKIMIAN + 1 516 849 9666 | soleymanhakimian@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3081572

$2,150,000

MANHASSET, NY

Munsey Park Colonial An exceptional and young residence, this 4-bedroom home offers traditional architecture, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, an eat-in kitchen with adjoining family room, and high ceilings throughout. Spacious master suite with cathedral ceiling, walk-in closet and new master bath, separate bonus room and full basement. This wonderful home is set on a deep, private, flat property. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE EILEEN KRACH + 1 917 270 3737 | eileenkrach@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3044058

$1,795,000 MANHASSET, NY

Sun-filled Munsey Park Colonial Classic Center Hall Colonial with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2 of which were just updated for the sale of the home. Updated kitchen and den in addition to lovely living and dining rooms. 2-car garage on a tree-lined street. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE ANNIE HOLDREITH + 1 516 509 4082 | annieholdreith@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3106911 *Virtually Staged

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$1,575,000

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The Best New Address on Long Island. Luxury Condominiums with Legendary Services and Amenities. The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Long Island, North Hills is conveniently situated within the Great Neck School District in the Village of North Hills on Long Island’s legendary North Shore. 20 miles from Manhattan. 60 miles from the Hamptons. See for yourself, what luxury feels like every day.

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Residences starting at $1,700,000. Immediate Occupancy.

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MANHASSET, NY

Charming Plandome Heights Colonial Situated on one of the most coveted streets, this inviting, comfortable 3-bedroom home includes a formal dining room, sun-drenched family room and living room with fireplace that opens to a large, flat backyard perfect for summertime celebrations. 2-car garage. Convenient to town, middle/high school campus and train station. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE EILEEN JOYCE + 1 516 647 7326 | eileenjoyce@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3095585

$1,459,000 MANHASSET, NY

Chic and Sophisticated in North Strathmore Stylish and updated, this 4-bedroom, 3-full bath home features 2 newly renovated baths and other updates. Move right in and enjoy life. Close to town, train and shopping. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE ANNIE HOLDREITH + 1 516 509 4082 | annieholdreith@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3062939

$1,399,000

MANHASSET, NY

Impeccable Open-Concept Living The living room, dining room and updated kitchen come together to offer the perfect layout for today’s living. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths just seconds from Manhasset’s LIRR platform and MS/HS campus. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE ANNIE HOLDREITH + 1 516 509 4082 | annieholdreith@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3101739

$1,200,000

MUTTONTOWN, NY

Post Modern on 2+ Resort-like Acres Extraordinary residence in one of the Gold Coast’s most prestigious villages. Contemporary open concept with expansive kitchen is tailor-made for gracious entertaining. Country club amenities include a sparkling pool and a tennis court. This property is accessible to NYC and The Hamptons and is complete with Jericho SD #15. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE JOHN MESSINA + 1 516 241 0761 | johnmessina@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3070180

$1,995,000

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MUTTONTOWN, NY

“Moon Gardens” Stunning 7-bedroom Colonial Estate located on 1.36 acres in the gated 148-acre Stone Hill at Muttontown community which offers many amenities, manned security and landscaped beauty. Elegant formal living and dining rooms, handsome library, spacious Chef’s kitchen flows into family room with fireplace. 2 guest bedroom suites. Upstairs, inviting sitting room, 2 sumptuous master suites each with fireplace and spalike bath. 3 additional bedrooms – each with en suite baths. Built-in summer kitchen and fire pit, sports court, putting green, generator, humidification system, central vacuum. This impressive Estate is a luxurious home of distinction. HOA application, dues required. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #2.

LOCUST VALLEY OFFICE CAROL COTTON + 1 516 359 7946 | carolcotton@danielgale.com TRACEY MURRAY KUPFERBERG + 1 516 233 0567 | traceykupferberg@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3067655

$3,550,000

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OLD WESTBURY, NY

Exquisite Custom-Built Transitional Home Gated long private leads to this elegantly appointed new stucco and stone 9,500 sq. ft. Transitional and chic custom-built, flawless home with the use of the highest level of quality and design is one of a kind. Highlights include 20 ft. entry foyer with barreled ceilings, fully equipped expansive white Chef's kitchen where statuary marble abounds and an incredible state-of-the-art glass refrigerator. Sumptuous master bedroom with sitting and office, 1.5 baths include access to the access property. 4.33 magnificent flat, manicured acres with sparkling pool and tennis court offer the ultimate ambiance for entertaining. Truly a luxury Gold Coast beauty. East Williston SD #2.

WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE ANDREA JABLOW + 1 516 524 7743 | andreajablow@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: QE

$5,495,000

OLD WESTBURY, NY

Remarkable New Construction Unparalleled 6,600 sq. ft. Hampton-style Colonial is perfectly sited on 2 flat glorious acres with sparkling pool. This transitional and chic new build is luxuriously appointed with the finest materials, designer trim and molding throughout. Banquet-sized dining room has a custom coffered ceiling. An enormous white Chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gourmet kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art appliances. The expansive master suite includes a romantic sitting room with fireplace, custom fitted designer closet and radiant heated marble spa bath with steam shower. The custom designed lighting fixtures throughout will take your breath away. Truly spectacular home on the Gold Coast of Long Island. SD #2.

WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE ANDREA JABLOW + 1 516 524 7743 | andreajablow@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3099515

$4,388,000

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OLD WESTBURY, NY

Norman Jaffe Work Of Art This award-winning architectural gem, created by renowned Architect Norman Jaffe, was chosen one of the best homes in America in 1979. Located in prestigious Stone Arches, this elegant Contemporary has been completely updated. Set on 2 breathtaking acres with an incredible pool. Jericho SD #15. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE SANDY BINDER + 1 516 819 0000 | sandybinder@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3107940

$3,250,000 PORT WASHINGTON, NY

Newer Custom-Built Center Hall Colonial With over 3,700 sq. ft. of living space, featuring 2 master en suites, one on the main level, offers the perfect home for an extended family. Chef’s kitchen with exclusively designed Potter’s Mills cabinets. Living room with fireplace, generous formal dining room for entertaining, cozy family room and all hardwood floors throughout. Finished walkout lower level with additional 500 sq. ft. of family living space. Ideally located to train and town. SD #4. PORT WASHINGTON OFFICE VIRGINIA PERGOLA + 1 516 659 3400 | virginiapergola@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3104349

$1,399,000

PORT WASHINGTON, NY

Classic Elegance This beautifully appointed 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Colonial with approximately 3,900 sq.ft. of space including finished basement on a quiet dead end street. Entrance foyer with soaring 2-story ceiling leads to open floor plan featuring warm and inviting living room with coffered ceiling and dining room. Enjoy cooking and entertaining in the spectacular Chef’s kitchen with large center island, granite countertop, stainless steel appliances and custom white cabinetry. The adjacent family room has wood burning fireplace with doors leading to a private flat manicured fenced-in backyard. 2nd floor boasts incredible master bedroom suite with luxury spa-like bath, his and her walk-in closets and tray ceiling, 3 additional generous bedrooms, bath and laundry. Special features include: front porch, attached garage, 2 zones of central air, gas heat. Guggenheim Elementary School. SD #4. PORT WASHINGTON OFFICE BETH CATRONE + 1 516 647 1729 | bethcatrone@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3104369

$1,229,000

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PORT WASHINGTON, NY

Easy Living Fabulous turn-key Villa in Harbor View, a 55+ gated community. This very special home is one of only 5 Capri models. Luxurious in every way, features include a stunning 2-story living room with a wood burning fireplace, gourmet eat-in kitchen, oversized formal dining room, and a beautiful master suite on the 1st floor. The 2nd floor offers an additional 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths and bonus family room. Clubhouse, pool, gym, 24/7 security and more. SD #4. PORT WASHINGTON OFFICE MARGIE MILLER + 1 516 967 9060 | margiemiller@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2999008

$1,219,000 PORT WASHINGTON, NY

Move Right In Enter this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Splanch in Soundview and you’ll know you’re in a special home. Large entry leads to formal dining room and new kitchen with granite counters, beautiful cabinetry and upscale appliances. Sunlit family room leads to a brick patio and landscaped property. Beautiful living room has vaulted ceilings. Upstairs has master bedroom with bath plus 3 bedrooms and full bath. New windows, sprinkler, alarm system and more. SD #4. PORT WASHINGTON OFFICE SUSAN STEIN + 1 516 319 1604 | susanstein@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3085288

$929,000 ROSLYN HARBOR, NY

Impeccably Maintained Experience the art of Contemporary living. Sun-filled 2-story entry, 6 generous bedrooms and soaring ceilings. Scenic acre backing the rolling greens of a golf course. 3-car garage. Village Security. North Shore SD #1. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE LOIS KIRSCHENBAUM + 1 516 526 7425 | loiskirschenbaum@danielgale.com TARA MATCHTON + 1 516 641 2652 | taramatchton@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3107098

$1,695,000

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

New Canterbury Colonial Stately brick Center Hall Colonial on a desirable block in the Village of Rockville Centre. A wonderful flow for entertaining, this home has been impeccably maintained and is ready to become your own. SD #21. ROCKVILLE CENTRE OFFICE MARY DARCY + 1 516 972 7028 | marydarcy@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3071778

$1,060,000

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Roslyn Landing comprises 12 acres of landscaped grounds within minutes of world-class shopping at Americana Manhasset and beaches on Long Island Sound. Each of the 78 luxury residences feature hardwood floors, custom millwork, a private elevator, 2-car garage, gourmet kitchen and custom baths. With a waterfront promenade, a private Clubhouse with concierge, and two ponds, this is a rare opportunity to reside in the heart of the Village of Roslyn. Roslyn School District. Immediate Occupancy. Starting at $1,400,000.

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ROSLYN, NY

Port Washington Train Sticker This renovated 4-bedroom Farm Ranch with its open floor plan is situated in the heart of Roslyn Flower Hill. Highlights include Brazilian hardwood floors, 2 fireplaces, an eat-in kitchen and a fabulous master suite. SD #3. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE LILLIAN SWERSKY + 1 516 330 0036 | lillianswersky@danielgale.com HOPE HASSOUNI + 1 516 532 1461 | hopehassouni@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3102918

$1,175,000

SANDS POINT, NY

Magnificent Waterfront Majestic waterfront Estate on 5.7 spectacular, flat acres of lush landscaped property. This private resort-like Estate offers a dock, pool, tennis court, 2 exterior Cottages with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Enjoy magnificent sunsets and amazing views of New York City from the open floor plan and cathedral size windows. SD #4.

PORT WASHINGTON OFFICE FRANCESCA MORROCU BLASS +1 516 857 1750 | francescablass@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3063426

$11,500,000

SANDS POINT, NY

The Hamptons Alternative Just a short distance to NYC on 3.5 lush acres includes a 5,000 sq. ft. Mediterranean Revival Manor. This lovely country Estate has been completely remodeled with 6 bedrooms, 7 baths and in-ground gunite saltwater pool. Built by world renowned architect Addison Mizner, known for his architecture throughout Palm Beach, Florida. SD #4. PORT WASHINGTON OFFICE FRANCESCA MORROCU BLASS +1 516 857 1750 | francescablass@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3093886

$2,850,000

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SUFFOLK COUNTY COLD SPRING HARBOR, NY

Absolute Perfection Recent custom construction on 2 flat private acres, this spacious sophisticated farmhouse-style residence has 5 en suite bedrooms, an amazing Chef’s kitchen, a covered porch with fireplace off family room and a 2-story garage. Energy efficient house has too many special features to mention. Beach/mooring rights (dues). CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE MARGY HARGRAVES + 1 516 384 4011 | margyhargraves@danielgale.com PAMELA DOYLE + 1 631 988 1708 | pameladoyle@danielgale.com

$3,250,000

COLD SPRING HARBOR, NY

4 Spectacular New Construction Sites Choose your 5-bedroom, 5-bath dream house with 4 different sized parcels to choose from. A 1⁄2-acre cul-de-sac setting and three on over 2 resort-like acres. Still time to customize. Top-of-the-line materials. Incredible detailing. All desirable locations. Wonderful Opportunity. CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE BARBARA BENTLEY-NASH + 1 516 697 1277 | barbarabentleynash@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2990005 | 3093511 | 3000847 | 3101865

$2,495,000 – $4,895,000 COLD SPRING HARBOR, NY

Charming Nantucket-Style Ranch Completely renovated to perfection, this home features a custom gourmet kitchen, sunlit dining room and a living room with wood burning fireplace. New designer baths, hardwood floors and detailed millwork throughout. Landscaped property is complimented by a bluestone patio and outdoor fireplace. Eagle Dock Beach (dues). CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE PAMELA DOYLE + 1 631 988 1708 | pameladoyle@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3102551

$1,180,000 COLD SPRING HARBOR, NY

Location, Location, Location Fabulous Farm Ranch with new eat-in kitchen, 4.5 updated baths, 1st floor master suite and 4 additional bedrooms. The family room has a wood burning fireplace and sliders to rear expansive decking. Lower level with wet bar, entertainment center and access to a lovely backyard with pool and hot tub. Convenient location. CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE PAMELA DOYLE + 1 631 988 1708 | pameladoyle@danielgale.com DEBORAH HAUSER + 1 631 513 2107 | deborahhauser@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3093913

$1,179,000

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DIX HILLS, NY

Impeccable Residence on 1 Beautiful Acre Center Hall Colonial featuring an elegant formal dining and living room, 2-story family room, and an amazing kitchen with sunny breakfast area. Master suite has 2 walk-in closets, sitting room, and spa-like bath. Incredible finished lower level. Resort-like property with patio and basketball court. Half Hollow Hills SD #5. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE JOHN MESSINA + 1 516 241 0761 | johnmessina@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3065020

$1,695,000 HUNTINGTON, NY

Phenomenal Waterfront Residence An exceptional home with 2-story entry and wrap-around gallery. The spacious open floor plan with a custom Chef’s kitchen and generous family room offers sweeping water views of the Long Island Sound from walls of windows. Sliders lead out to rear decking with steps down to an indoor pool, sauna, cabana and water’s edge. SD #6. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE PAMELA DOYLE + 1 631 988 1708 | pameladoyle@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3094207

$2,095,000 HUNTINGTON BAY, NY

West Coast Meets Gold Coast Warmth and light radiate throughout this Modern, waterfront gem. Meticulous level of detail throughout. Spacious open concept provides sweeping harbor views from every room, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, patios and balconies from every bedroom. Glow in the warmth of 5 fireplaces while overlooking 1.85 acres with heated gunite lap pool and hidden tidal pond. Endless amenities and close to Yacht Club. SD #3. STONY BROOK/PORT JEFFERSON OFFICE TOR JOHNSON + 1 631 697 3819 | torjohnson@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3100840

$2,638,000 LLOYD HARBOR, NY

Estate Setting An exceptional 6-bedroom, custom-built Colonial on 3.5 flat, verdant acres. Beautiful, park-like setting with detached 3 bay garage. Cedar roof, spacious, sun-drenched rooms and 3 fireplaces. New systems, generator and more. Jennings Beach Association and Lloyd Harbor Park, tennis and camp (dues required for both). CSH SD #2 COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE PAMELA DOYLE + 1 631 988 1708 | pameladoyle@danielgale.com CATHERINE CRONIN + 1 631 806 8963 | catherinecronin@danielgale.com DEBORAH HAUSER + 1 631 513 2107 | deborahhauser@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3103041

$1,350,000

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LLOYD HARBOR, NY

Incredible Curb Appeal Welcoming, spacious 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath true Center Hall Colonial. Serene cul-de-sac setting. Charming throughout. Professionally landscaped 2 acres. Beautiful rear yard and in-ground freeform gunite pool with waterfall. Private yet convenient location. Lloyd Harbor beach, dock, mooring, tennis and camp program (fee). CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE BARBARA BENTLEY-NASH + 1 516 697 1277 | barbarabentleynash@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3044511

$1,529,000

LLOYD HARBOR, NY

Refined Luxury in Spectacular Location Impeccably renovated 7,200 sq. ft. Ranch on over 3 manicured acres boasts a grand living room with a coffered ceiling, an elegant formal dining room, and an incredible kitchen with imported stone and dramatic groin-vaulted ceiling showcasing classic Palladian-inspired architecture. A 2,000+ sq. ft. 2-story wing is ideal for overnight guests. Retreat-like property with saltwater pool, tennis court, Koi pond, and formal gardens. Complete with wine cellar and sauna. Deeded beach rights. CSH SD #2.

COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE JOHN MESSINA + 1 516 241 0761 | johnmessina@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3055599

$2,795,000

LLOYD HARBOR, NY

Hamptons Living in Lloyd Harbor Superbly crafted to reflect a Hamptons lifestyle, this traditional Colonial was reimagined in 2017 and presented as new from the inside out with modern appointments, gourmet kitchen, and designer baths. Screened-in porch, guest studio, pool and pool house. Lush 2-acre property with beach, dock and mooring (fee). CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE PAMELA DOYLE + 1 631 988 1708 | pameladoyle@danielgale.com DEBORAH HAUSER + 1 631 513 2107 | deborahhauser@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3089522

$2,999,999

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LLOYD NECK, NY

Special Waterfront Home Stroll on the beach or stay home and enjoy breathtaking water views and sunsets from this charming 4-bedroom, 4-bath Farm Ranch. Wonderful large fireplace in the family room and eat-in kitchen. 1st floor master suite with water views. Amazing opportunity awaits you. CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE TINA ARMONAS MCGOWAN + 1 631 786 5235 | tinamcgowan@danielgale.com DONNA MADDEN + 1 631 252 4442 | donnamadden@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3085354

$1,699,000 LLOYD NECK, NY

Re-done To Perfection A spectacular, completely redone, spacious Center Hall Colonial. Beautiful architectural details and high-end finishes. Gourmet Chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen. Walk-in pantry. Mud room. Master bedroom with lovely water views, huge dressing room and bath. Simply pack your bags and move right in. Association beach (dues). CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE BARBARA BENTLEY-NASH + 1 516 697 1277 | barbarabentleynash@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3078581

$1,699,000 LLOYD NECK, NY

Classic Elegance Magnificent Circa 1931 Brick Colonial featuring architectural details and quality throughout. Lloyd Neck Estates beach and mooring (dues required), easy access to dock and beach. Heated gunite pool, slate patios, green house, potting shed, Koi pond and enclosed porch. Winter water views. CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE HENRIETTE LACROZE + 1 917 301 0781 | henriettelacroze@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3105164

$1,875,000 LLOYD NECK, NY

North View, Rare Waterfront Opportunity Breathtaking views of L.I. Sound and Connecticut. Unique residence offers 7 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, home theater, fitness room and 2,500 bottle wine cellar. Outdoor features include an in-ground heated pool and expansive decking overlooking lush lawns and serene water inlets. CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE MARGY HARGRAVES + 1 516 384 4011 | margyhargraves@danielgale.com KIMBERLEY COMO + 1 516 314 5984 | kimcomo@danielgale.com CATHERINE CRONIN + 1 631 806 8963 | catherinecronin@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3104026

$1,975,000

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NORTHPORT, NY

Chic, Comfortable, Classy Dramatic and impressive sandy beach waterfront home encompasses 3,600 sq. ft. of high-end indoor living plus 2,650 sq. ft. of private outdoor living with decking designed by Hoffman & Grayson Architects. Eat-in 2014 kitchen offers Pietra Cardosa stone countertops, built-in Miele Espresso, BlueStar gas range/copper oven and wine refrigerator. Living room with pellet stove fireplace and chiseled ledgestone surround. Master with en suite Steamist shower and free standing Victoria Albert soaking tub. Dedicated guest quarters with spa room and private waterfront deck. Outdoor hot and cold shower. Beautiful lifestyle home with reasonable taxes. Come see for yourself. Northport/East Northport SD #4.

NORTHPORT OFFICE CATHERINE ZIMMERMANN + 1 516 768 3595 | catherinezimmermann@danielgale.com DEBORAH MASTERSON + 1 631 662 2210 | deborahmasterson@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3108015

$1,399,000

OLD FIELD, NY

Waterfront Hamptons-Style On Long Island Sound Open your door, look out to the sandy beach, see Connecticut in the distance and enjoy seaside living. Situated atop a 27 ft. bluff protected by an expansive stone revetment, this property offers spectacular sunsets and moonsets too. The long driveway leads to 2 acres with mature trees and lush vegetation. Custom-built and renovated Colonial Farm Ranch features Old World charm along with every modern amenity, including gas geothermal heating and cooling, 2 fireplaces, eat-in kitchen with Viking and Sub-Zero appliances and gunite pool. SD #1. STONY BROOK/PORT JEFFERSON OFFICE MIRIAM AINBINDER + 1 631 988 9200 | miriamainbinder@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3013002

$2,938,000

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NORTHPORT, NY

Build On Northport Harbor Exceptional Modern 6,000 sq. ft. home to be built with impeccable craftsmanship or to your specifications. Set on a shy ¾-acre lot and features ground level waterfront views, new bulkhead and a private beach. Designed to include pool and pool house, if desired. The close proximity to charming Northport Village allows for fine dining, entertainment and theater. Land alone is available also. Northport/East Northport SD #4. NORTHPORT OFFICE LORRAINE “DEE” DONOVAN + 1 516 527 9070 | deedonovan@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3087999, 3088000

$849,000, $2,500,000

OLD FIELD, NY

North Shore Retreat Gracious and historic waterfront Estate is the ultimate getaway. Impressive main floor with banquet-sized rooms is perfect for entertaining. Complete with 8 bedrooms and an expansive 3rd floor great room with water views from all. Your own private beach on Smithtown Bay is an opportunity to enjoy all water sports, fishing and boating. The Crane Neck Association Beach is also within close proximity. Former stable is ideal for car collector or Artist’s studio. Located halfway between Manhattan and Montauk, this cultural North Shore Haven is home to Stony Brook University. Spend time attending film festivals, concerts and lectures. Visit the Long Island Museum, Reboli Center, local vineyards and enjoy upscale dining. Minutes to the Port Jefferson Ferry, a direct gateway to all of New England. SD #1. STONY BROOK/PORT JEFFERSON OFFICE MICHAEL O’DWYER + 1 631 741 4262 | michaelodwyer@danielgale.com LYNN SABATELLE + 1 516 241 6200 | lynnsabatelle@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3023540

$3,250,000

PORT JEFFERSON, NY

Harbor Overlook Beautiful Contemporary home with breathtaking views of Mount Sinai Harbor. 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, completely renovated, state-of-the-art kitchen, fully finished walk-out lower level, beach rights and discounted country club membership. SD #6. STONY BROOK/PORT JEFFERSON OFFICE DEBORAH DEWICK + 1 631 664 2148 | deborahdewick@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3043706

$989,000

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PORT JEFFERSON STATION, NY

Hidden Gem This pristine Ranch, tucked away over 100 ft. off the main road is the perfect setting for amazing privacy. As you drive down the private road, you approach this beautiful home nestled on 1⁄4-acre of lush yard. The formal dining room creates the focal point of the home with big windows, crown-molding, and a cozy window seat. The open floor plan is bright and airy and adds to the charm of the home. Middle Country SD #11. NORTHPORT OFFICE DEEPAK WALIA +1 516 263 6690 | deepakwalia@danielgale.com EMILIA “MIA” PIZZO +1 516 984 3190 | emiliapizzo@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3099101

$359,000

SETAUKET, NY

Strong’s Neck Waterfront Privacy Welcoming you down a quiet country lane is a spacious Farm Ranch on over 3 acres. With 200 ft. of sandy beach and deepwater mooring, this retreat offers living room and library both with fireplaces. There are 4 bedrooms and 4 full baths and a 3-car heated garage with room for guest suite above. Sunsets and views to Connecticut can be enjoyed from every room. SD #1.

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$2,990,000

WADING RIVER, NY

A Lifestyle For Multi-Generations Stately front porch Colonial with classic fairy tale turret nestled on a shy ¾-acre country club-like property. The vaulted 2-story entrance foyer leads to an open floor plan providing for both casual living and the most gracious formal entertaining. Features separate guest quarters. The abundant windows shed natural sunlight throughout. This home affords the opportunity for multi-generational living. Shoreham Wading River SD #1. NORTHPORT OFFICE LEANA VISALLI + 1 631 560 5445 | leanavisalli@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3106030

$699,000

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Situated on over 18 wooded acres, Kensington Estates in Woodbury offers a carefree, luxury-lifestyle for residents 55-and-over. The exclusive boutique gated community will include 80 planned residences near the villages of Cold Spring Harbor and Huntington. The development will include beautiful appointments, green space, pool, tennis, fitness center, pond, walking trail and a private clubhouse. Residences starting at $1,095,000.

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GREENPORT, NY

Greenport Village Victorian Circa 1800s Queen Anne Victorian B&B is perfectly positioned on a corner lot just 1 block from historic downtown Greenport Village. The wraparound front porch and 3-story turret with bay windows enhance the classic beauty of the Victorian era style. Interior architectural details include original molding and doors, wood floors, 6 French doors, wood, tile and brick mantels and stained-glass window. Intimate outdoor courtyard with pergola and a 2-story barn/studio. Can be residential or remain as a B&B. SD #10.

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$1,199,000

MATTITUCK, NY

Modern Luxury On Peconic Bay

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Located within Salt Lake Village, a coveted North Fork Bayfront neighborhood, you will find this extraordinary waterfront home designed by the talented architect-developer, WE Design. This unique property is perfectly situated to take advantage of its world class surroundings, fully encapsulating what it means to live a waterfront lifestyle. The modern farmhouse features 3,000 sq. ft. of open living space, 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, wood-burning fireplace, private master suite, Chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen, outdoor shower and state-of-the-art 25 ft. pocketing multi-slide doors creating a seamless indoor/outdoor flow for entertaining. SD #9.

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SHELTER ISLAND, NY

Country Estate on the Only Hamptons Island Stunning British-style Estate with glorious landscaped expansive grounds including an ornate garden, open layout, master suite with office and private deck, 2 en suite guest bedrooms and walkway to 960 sq. ft. Carriage House with gym and playroom from the 2nd floor. 1-bedroom Cottage, gunite pool with cabana, potting shed and more. SD #1. SHELTER ISLAND OFFICE LINDA MCCARTHY + 1 631 745 2626 | lindamccarthy@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3085644

$3,498,000

SHELTER ISLAND, NY

An Artist’s Beach House Beautiful sunsets from this modern water view Estate. Enjoy heated water view pool, 50+ linear ft. of private beach, water garden and electric sunshade and awning. Renovated interiors include a new custom kitchen with honed Carrera countertops, solid white oak interior doors, new baths, master and guest suites and smart home features. SD #1. SHELTER ISLAND OFFICE LINDA MCCARTHY + 1 631 745 2626 | lindamccarthy@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3068300

$2,485,000 SHELTER ISLAND, NY

Renovated Classic Island Farmhouse On 2 acres across from preserved land and extensive open space. Modern finishes throughout including 1st floor master, 3 additional bedrooms, 3.5 baths and Chef’s kitchen. Complete with a swimming pool, apple orchard, detached 3-car garage and 1-bedroom, 1-bath Guest Cottage with living room, kitchen and porch. SD #1. SHELTER ISLAND OFFICE LINDA MCCARTHY + 1 631 745 2626 | lindamccarthy@danielgale.com SUZANNE WILUTIS + 1 516 635 3778 | suzannewilutis@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3080062

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SHELTER ISLAND, NY

Beautiful Farmhouse Close to Wades Beach, this Farmhouse-style home is nestled among shade trees and offers many comforts including a brick fireplace, eat-in kitchen, 1st-floor master suite, 3-season porch, 2-car attached garage and central air. The inviting wraparound front porch enhances its Shelter Island charm. SD #1. SHELTER ISLAND OFFICE DEBRA VON BROOK-BINDER + 1 631 872 2889 | debrabinder@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3105137

$935,000 QUOGUE, NY

Clean and Bright Village Home This lovely, open Quogue Village home was made for entertaining. With 6 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 new kitchens, outdoor shower, shed, outdoor heated gunite pool and a playground area. Very low Quogue taxes. SD #3. WESTHAMPTON BEACH OFFICE MARY BINDER + 1 631 972 8772 | marybinder@danielgale.com ROBERT BINDER + 1 631 637 2031 | robertbinder@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3098925

$1,199,000

WAINSCOTT, NY

Opportunity for Private Compound Rolling hills blanketed with beautiful Oaks and White Pines will captivate your imagination. 7+ acre lot surrounded on 3 sides by East Hampton community preserves. Pristine, untouched land is strategically located midway between East Hampton Airport one mile to the Sag Harbor Yacht Basin. SD #2. STONY BROOK/PORT JEFFERSON OFFICE TOR JOHNSON + 1 631 697 3819 | torjohnson@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3101778

$2,695,000 WESTHAMPTON, NY

Views of the Bay This 4,237 sq. ft. Mansion offers an open floor plan and cathedral ceilings, large kitchen with oversized island, spacious dining room, 4 en suite bedrooms, and commanding views of where creek meets Moriches Bay. Construction is scheduled for summer 2019 completion, choose your colors and upgrades now. SD #2. WESTHAMPTON BEACH OFFICE MARY BINDER + 1 631 972 8772 | marybinder@danielgale.com ROBERT BINDER + 1 631 637 2031 | robertbinder@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3099280

$2,399,000

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sand Castleâ&#x20AC;? A 14,000 sq. ft. oceanfront beauty, perfectly located on Dune Road in the Village of Quogue. Hamptons tradition abounds in this sprawling 9-bedroom cedar-shingled home. This 4.25-acre waterfront property celebrates the grand beach house style of the main house with stunning amenities including 2 outdoor fireplaces, a heated, gunite pool with lanai and a full outdoor kitchen with a brick oven, an all-weather tennis court, and a dock with 3 slips on the canal. Right past the pool and the beautifully landscaped garden by renowned architect, Edmund D. Hollander, is a path leading to the ocean and the broad, beautiful Quogue beach. For your trip back to the house, a convenient outdoor shower to wash the sand away. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #3.

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$19,900,000

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QUEENS ASTORIA, NY

Newly Renovated Pre-War Co-op This 3-bedroom, 2-bath unit features hardwood floors throughout, stainless steel appliances and washer/dryer in unit, to name a few. The Co-op buildings have been renovated with cutting edge amenities, while keeping the allure of pre-war. A communal sky deck with 360 views of NYC and Brooklyn, furnished patio and gym are some of the amenities. SD #30. BAYSIDE/FLUSHING OFFICE KATHLEEN MCCARTHY + 1 516 790 2195 | kathleenmccarthy@danielgale.com THOMAS TARANTOLA + 1 516 805 2528 | thomastarantola@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3102960

$999,000

DOUGLASTON, NY

Douglas Manor Classic Center Hall Colonial in prestigious Douglas Manor landmark district. The circular flow of the first floor is very unique. Large living room with water views followed by an eclectic library with a secret passage that leads into the updated eat-in kitchen. Unique formal dining room with built-in window seats, with access through custom French doors leading into a private office. The second floor features 4-bedrooms and 2-baths. Plus additional living quarters on the third floor. SD #26. BAYSIDE/FLUSHING OFFICE CAROLYN MEENAN + 1 917 796 2990 | carolynmeenan@danielgale.com PARVANEH "PATTIE" RIFINO + 1 646 361 3325 | pattierifino@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3106610

$2,200,000

WHITESTONE, NY

Bright and Beautiful Waterfront Home This home features a renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and cathedral ceilings, 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 balconies, 2-car garage and full basement. Lots of closets. A boaterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dream with water rights and potential to build a dock. Access to private beach on the corner. SD #25. BAYSIDE/FLUSHING OFFICE GRACE KASSIMIS + 1 917 843 4261 | gracekassimis@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3095726

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