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Friday, August 1, 2014

Three New Homes in Aspen, Miami Beach, and Los Angeles

Three New Luxury Properties 220 E Hopkins Road One of the most recognizable and desirable homes in the center of Aspen is now offered for the first time and it's not hard to see how special this property is. Located in the center of town just steps away from everything, this 6,000 square foot lot offers a private backyard oasis with a pond, water feature, gardens and covered porch. The distinctive front elevation of the house features red...

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Three Newly Listed Luxury Homes

Three New Luxury Homes 154 Rippowam Road, Ridgefield, Connecticut On a hillcrest with 50 mile views of the Hudson Valley is a hilltop estate of over 25000 square feet. Redesigned by award winning architect Jeff Mose & meticulously built by Mark Mosolino, this grand estate is the epitome of the ultimate Fairfield County home.  9 bedrooms,10 full baths, 5 half baths with 8 fireplaces this shingle style home has indoor/outdoor pools,...

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

The Best of LA County

Three Beautiful New Homes in Los Angeles County 1235 Tower Road If you have been looking for the dream, mature, family home then it has arrived. This is the perfect villa in the perfect location. Painstakingly remodeled from the ground up and no area has been left undone. The pool area is like a private resort. All situated behind stately electronic gates. Living room with high ceilings opens to a very large terrace facing the city view....

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

3 New Estates in Southern California

3 New Luxury Estates in Sunny, Southern California 1345 Moraga Drive Los Angeles, California, 90049 Nestled perfectly, the estate is a picture of peace and tranquility - a paradise retreat from the bustling city, yet conveniently located. It is accommodating to the most discerning of buyers who seek to have an abundance of amenities and features, including a Chef's kitchen, stunning stained glass dome above the grand entry staircase, state-of-the-art...

Monday, June 30, 2014

Castles Magazine Live

The very first full episode of Castles Magazine Live is on the air! Stay tuned for more exclusive luxury listings...

Monday, June 16, 2014

Fail-proof Ways to Boost Curb Appeal

First impressions mean everything, and when prospective buyers or realtors take their first look at your home, they’ll immediately study your home’s facade and front lawn. While an overhaul such as new siding can cost thousands, there are plenty of budget-friendly ways to improve the look of your home. Though you might not be able to force your flowerbeds to bloom, you can still amplify their aesthetics by heavily mulching it at the start of...

Thursday, June 5, 2014

New Luxury Listings in Brookline

58 Welch Road Brookline, MA      List Price: $3,950,000 Close to Boston, this beautiful 1902 Neoclassical residence is sited on .76+ acres at the end of a private road in Brookline with seasonal views of the Boston skyline. The house's hilltop location and high ceilings afford natural light to fill the house. The floor plan is excellent for entertaining and the chef's kitchen is ideal for the serious cook. At 8,939 square...

New Luxury Listings in Newton

405 Commonwealth Ave Newton, MA 02459    List Price: $2,495,000  Come home to the sophistication and elegance of this gorgeous circa 1917 brick colonial home sitting handsomely on the carriage lane of Commonwealth Avenue's Heartbreak Hill. This meticulously preserved home mixes the excitement and convenience of its marvelous locale, with the privacy and serenity of an inviting backyard retreat, complete with in-ground pool,...

Monday, June 2, 2014

A Trump Makeover for Washington's Old Post Office

The landmark 1899 post office tower on Pennsylvania Avenue — the second-tallest building in Washington — looked out of place in the Federal Triangle of neoclassical government buildings constructed mostly in the 1930s. In order to architecturally harmonize the Triangle, the government wanted to demolish the majority, leaving only the clock tower to rise above its replacement in homage to the previous Richardsonian Romanesque structure.  ...

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Historic Newton (MA) 32nd Annual House Tour

            Settled in 1630, Newton, MA is among the oldest towns not only in the state, but also in the country.  Made up of 200-year-old roads, colonial-style churches and antique storefronts, Newton has a historical heritage proudly reflected in the town’s architecture.  And perhaps most reminiscent of this past is the towns historic housing stock, from 19th century Victorian houses, to early 20th century...