Lifestyle in desirable markets throughout North America.
Country estates across North Texas and Oklahoma range from equestrian compounds and working ranches to lakefront homes and residences surrounded by wooded land. These five destinations combine distinctive scenery with expansive properties near established downtown areas and outdoor recreation.
Five seven-figure wins on DraftKings helped Michael Cohen create a private compound outside Houston, complete with a bowling alley, theater and concealed library. Cohen, a stock trader and fantasy sports player, began acquiring the Katy property after his third $1 million win in 2019. Its private road, Two Gun Way, takes its name from his online handle.
Across South Florida, a quintet of residences traces a shared emphasis on indoor-outdoor ease, privacy, and convenience—whether via screened pools and patios, terraces, or resort-style amenities. From a classic, tree-lined Plantation ranch with garden views and notable system upgrades to a Keys Gate corner home that can be sold fully furnished, the selection leans into move-in-ready living. In Miami, two design-centric towers deliver dedicated residential access, elevated finishes, and valet parking. The set concludes oceanfront at Estates at Acqualina in Sunny Isles Beach.
Across Louisiana, this quintet of residences reveals a shared devotion to prestige living designed around gathering. From Old Metairie’s quiet, tree-lined elegance to Lafayette’s modern estate acreage, each home pairs entertaining-ready interiors—serious kitchens, formal spaces, and bar-worthy details—with outdoor settings that shape daily life. Architectural character anchors the collection, whether through an A. Hays Town pedigree in Baton Rouge or a 1796 Creole Colonial landmark on the bayou. Water, views, and privacy complete the through line.
spaces designed to make daily life feel effortless, whether in the rhythm of a university district, the calm of a landscaped neighborhood, or the privacy of wooded acreage. From a North Oakland co-op with granite surfaces and custom built-ins to newly constructed Chestnut Hill apartments that quintet bright layouts with serenity, each residence values ease. The collection expands to a versatile, updated office suite with parking and ADA access, then culminates in two statement properties—one contemporary with resort-grade wellness amenities, and one landmark 1926 castle-stone home thoughtfully modernized.
Privacy, big-sky outlooks, and the kind of acreage that invites life outdoors. Water anchors the collection, from Lake Hamilton’s long shoreline to a Lake Windsor dock and a sandy-bottom stretch of the Little Bogue Falaya River. Entertaining comes naturally with pools, cabanas, bars, and layered decks and patios. Character also runs deep, spanning a preserved 1904 Victorian and finely crafted modern homes with elevated finishes.
Across Pennsylvania, this trio of listings makes a persuasive case for space, seclusion, and time spent outdoors. Each property prioritizes privacy on generous land, whether it is a wooded 2.5+ acre parcel suited to a trailer or future log cabin near US-40, a premier Green Valley Estates home with a heated in-ground pool and spa, or a 1737 stone-and-wood residence on 11+ acres tied to William Penn’s family. Throughout, indoor-outdoor living and flexible use remain the common thread.
In Delaware’s quieter countryside, one remarkable Townsend estate illustrates how heritage and modern comfort can coexist with rare ease. A 1905 barn, rebuilt in 2011 with exacting craftsmanship, retains its iconic gabled character while delivering a distinctly contemporary interior—soaring ceilings, a wall of glass, and warmed stone and travertine underfoot. Outside, the setting feels experiential rather than simply scenic, with a pond and floating sun deck, firelit gathering spaces, and fenced pastures alongside a highly adaptable outbuilding.
Across the Garden District and the French Quarter, this quintet of legacy New Orleans properties traces the city’s architectural ambition from the 1830s through the 1890s. Each residence safeguards period craft—plasterwork, mantels, millwork, wide-plank floors, pocket doors, and iron galleries—while embracing modern comforts such as chef’s kitchens, spa baths, and even an elevator. Courtyards and gardens set the rhythm, from jasmine-draped pool terraces to fountain-centered patios. Several also blur lifestyle and opportunity, pairing grand entertaining rooms with guest quarters, studios, or retail frontage.
Across western and central Pennsylvania, this trio highlights lifestyle-first addresses designed for ease and connection. In Cranberry Township, a move-in-ready split-entry pairs vaulted ceilings and flexible lower-level living with an expansive deck and level backyard built for gatherings. Nearby, a newer end-unit townhome in the Meeder community brings walkable access to shops and dining, plus a calendar of neighborhood events. In downtown State College, The Nittany Residence Club offers a refined home base near Penn State, culture, and boutique city energy.
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