Awais Manzoor

architecture that frames the view, layouts that welcome guests, and outdoor spaces built for lingering. From Victoria’s design-led oceanfront “Celosia” and a gated Nanoose Bay peninsula estate with sweeping Strait of Georgia vistas, the collection continues in the Okanagan with rare, usable shorelines—level beach frontage, dock infrastructure, and lake houses defined by expansive glazing, patios, and four-season comfort.

Across British Columbia’s most coveted shorelines, this quintet traces a shared devotion to water—whether on Okanagan Lake’s open frontage, a tranquil canal with a private slip, or a wide sandy beachfront lot poised for a legacy build. Architectural ambition and curated renovation meet the ease of indoor–outdoor living, with expansive windows, generous decks and patios, and spaces designed for gathering. From cul-de-sac seclusion and gated lakefront community living to a 17-acre West Coast lodge estate near Victoria, privacy remains the constant luxury.

Across this quintet of British Columbia homes, the through line is a lifestyle shaped by setting—walkable streets near Victoria’s Beacon Hill Park and Dallas Road, seaside calm in Deep Cove, and wide-open outlooks over Okanagan Lake and the valley. Privacy arrives in different forms, from a gated one-acre estate enclave to the established prestige of South Oak Bay. Flexibility also defines the mix, whether through a James Bay half-duplex with mortgage-help potential, R2-zoned land in North Saanich, or a White Rock layout suited to extended family living.

Across Southern California, a quintet of properties shows how the region’s most compelling addresses are shaped by what lies beyond the walls. From a former model home in Encantada with a private casita and Pebble Tec pool to a fully furnished 1970s Palm Springs showplace with sculpted gardens, outdoor living takes center stage. The collection extends to a 70-acre Perris tract near Highway 74, an ocean-and-mountain-view opportunity in Pacific Palisades, and a 3.4-acre Rancho Dos Vientos estate site with SB9 flexibility.

Across the Okanagan and into the Kootenays, this quintet of properties frames luxury as a way of living—defined by water views, resort rhythm, and room to breathe. From South East Kelowna acreage with future-ready amenity planning to hillside modernism set above the city, each residence leans into seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Award-winning craftsmanship, statement timber and contemporary lines, and chef-forward kitchens create natural stages for hosting. Privacy anchors the collection, whether on a quiet cul-de-sac, a golf community, or a riverfront estate.

Across British Columbia, this quintet of desirable homes traces a compelling spectrum of settings, from in-town architectural distinction to quiet acreage and coveted waterfront. In Golden, a custom masterpiece anchors a rare triple lot at the heart of the community. Vancouver’s Angus Lands offers a craftsman residence beside Fraser River Park, balancing Southlands character with West Side ease. Farther afield, Canim Lake brings a shoreline resort parcel, Osoyoos delivers private lakefront living on a cul-de-sac, and Yellow Point completes the collection with a grand log home on forested land.

Across California’s most coveted water and view corridors, this quintet of residences treats the setting as the true amenity. From a rooftop deck framing the Channel Islands to a terrace poised above Malibu sand, each home is designed for an indoor-outdoor rhythm that privileges horizon lines and evening light. Guard-gated lakefront living brings private-dock ease and mountain backdrops, while a resort-scale waterfront estate adds solar-powered modernity. The collection closes in Andreas Hills, where Palm Springs modernism meets desert glamour.

Across Southern California, this quintet shares a “destination home” sensibility, where architecture and a signature amenity shape daily life. Mid-century pedigree anchors Los Angeles and Encino, while Malibu’s Zen-influenced retreat expands the idea of sanctuary across 10 private acres. Ventura brings the water to the foreground with a waterfront deck and an approximately 38-foot boat dock. Even Hawthorne’s five freestanding townhomes fit the theme, emphasizing lifestyle through flexibility and investor-minded potential.

Across British Columbia, a quintet of design-forward residences places lifestyle front and center, with settings shaped by oceanfront drama, lake panoramas, and golf-course vistas. From an extensively upgraded Oak Bay family home near Willows Beach and Estevan Village to Predator Ridge’s purpose-built fairway retreat, each property balances refinement with ease. The collection continues with a rare peninsula oceanfront estate and two contemporary McKinley Beach homes, where floor-to-ceiling glass, privacy, and expansive decks make entertaining a natural extension of the view.

Living that moves effortlessly between indoors and out. From Palm Springs courtyards and mountain-framed resort pools to Joshua Tree’s modernist, eco-minded retreat, each home treats light, air, and landscape as essential design elements. Ventura’s 1929 hillside residence extends daily life onto glass viewing decks above ocean-and-island vistas, while Canyon Country’s gated 2.67-acre setting adds pond, plantings, and space to roam.