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There’s no need to go all the way to France to admire classic French architecture. Maison des Jardins, a 23,000-square-foot limestone chateau modeled after the Palace of Versailles, has hit the market in New York for $60 million. Located on the north shore of Long Island, the newly constructed residence was designed in the style of 17th-century French classicism. Giant 22-foot iron gates and limestone piers open to a driveway lined with flowering pear trees, creating a grand entrance that leads to the majestic manse. The two-story abode is set on eight acres of immaculately designed gardens and verdant green lawns that will make residents feel as if they’re strolling through the French countryside. There’s no shortage of space to entertain guests, since the home is equipped with eight bedrooms, 15 baths, staff quarters, and a grand ballroom. Wrought-iron doors usher owners into a grand foyer with a striking chandelier and a cast-iron and gold-leaf staircase that resembles one from th...

Believe it or not, this spectacular Los Angeles abode was built back in 1954, even though it looks like a lavish 21st century home. Imagined by the acclaimed architect Richard Neutra, this stunning mid-century-modern estate went through a major renovation process in these last years, keeping its original charm while being upgraded with state-of-the-art amenities and equipment. The Hammerman House, as this place is called, has been also listed for sale at a cool $13.5 million, and if you ask us it’s a small price to pay for such an incredible residence. Nestled in the hills of Bel Air and surrounded by lush trees, this stunning property features a Creston home automation system, floor to ceiling glass windows, a floating staircase, a fireplace and a hidden wet bar, among many other goodies. Crisp white hues and nude tones have been beautifully mixed with dark wood elements and stainless steel details, while the recessed track lighting and the sleek cabinetry gives this home a timeless, ...

Businessman and film producer Thomas Tull, who has produced or financed multiple Hollywood hits, including the Dark Knight trilogy, 300, and Jurassic World, has listed his 33-acre estate in Westlake Village, Calif., for $85 million. After purchasing the compound, Tull (who is also a part-owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers football team) and his wife, Alba, reimagined the existing homes from the ground up, adding additional space and modern amenities to create an out-of-this-world estate. In total, there are 12 bedrooms and 18 full baths spread out across four separate homes. The estate is anchored by a 32,000-square-foot main house with 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains. Tall ceilings, chandeliers, ornately carved fireplaces, and rich wood and stone accents give the home a stately and sophisticated feel. Film buffs will be drawn to the Dolby-certified 18-seat theater, while oenophiles will appreciate the formal wine-tasting room. Spread across 5,000 square feet, the sumptuous...