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Located in one of Ojai’s most secluded enclaves, Amanjai sits on nearly four gated acres of landscaped grounds conveniently just moments from the city’s downtown area, designed as a retreat presenting mountain views, fruit trees, and expansive indoor-outdoor living spaces.
Near-new, design-forward estates that treat privacy and outdoor living as essentials. From Holmby Hills’ newly built “The Monocle” and a Fountainhead Homes Riviera residence to an oceanfront Malibu build poised for completion, each setting elevates wellness and entertaining with pools, spas, wine programs, and layered terraces. Westport and Ojai extend the theme, pairing curated grounds with modern indoor-outdoor ease.
Everyday living shaped by leisure, privacy, and ease. In the desert enclaves of Indio, Rancho Mirage, and Palm Desert, single-story layouts quintet den-ready flexibility with resort-style community amenities, from clubhouses to programming, and outdoor spaces built for entertaining, views, and year-round use. Rounding out the mix, Santa Clarita and Azusa offer a more traditional suburban cadence, including a well-kept mid-century ranch with enduring single-level appeal.
Across Southern California, this quintet highlights a shared devotion to aspirational livability, where light-filled interiors and outdoor-minded design shape daily life. From Placentia and San Dimas corner lots to a serene Palm Springs cul-de-sac in a gated community, privacy and prestige remain constant. Flexible layouts—main-level bedrooms, office or den spaces, and room to grow—meet practical upgrades such as refreshed finishes, remodeled baths, and paid solar. Even in Westwood, a penthouse pairing skyline views with rooftop and full-service amenities keeps the emphasis on experience.
Across coastal Connecticut and California’s storied enclaves, this quartet explores how legacy settings are being reimagined for contemporary life. In Southport, an estate pairs architectural heritage with bespoke modern design across three elevator-served floors, while Westport’s only gated enclave invites a custom build with optional private elevators and golf simulators near Compo Beach. Los Angeles offers a 1938, five-home compound designed for privacy without shared lobbies or parking. Farther north, a remodeled 21-acre equestrian estate in Oak View layers history with working-scale infrastructure and rentals.
Privacy without feeling remote. Each residence is set apart by gates, cul-de-sacs, and mature landscaping, yet oriented outward to canyon vistas, city lights, and far-reaching mountain backdrops. Architecture ranges from a 1929 Spanish Revival estate to sharp contemporary lines, unified by glass-forward living and resort-caliber grounds. Pools, terraces, pergolas, and garden rooms make the outdoors feel essential, not auxiliary.
Across Southern California, this quintet of residences treats home as a destination, where daily life spills easily outdoors. From a prestigious Arcadia Mediterranean estate near renowned cultural and retail landmarks to a fully furnished Indio lakefront with a private beach and dock, each setting prioritizes privacy and play. A 117-acre Mountain Center ranch frames retreat and event potential, while Santa Clarita hills and a classic Palm Springs hideaway lean into resort backyards, gathering-ready interiors, and view-driven design.
Homes designed for both lifestyle and optionality. From golf-course panoramas in Palm Desert to a Lake Arrowhead retreat with lake rights and walkable access to Grass Valley Lake, recreation anchors the experience. Elsewhere, flexibility takes center stage—detached casitas, stated ADU potential, and a classic Spanish-style West Adams triplex configured as a side-by-side duplex plus a separate rear house. Character details and thoughtful updates round out the appeal.
In Los Angeles’s historic Lafayette Square, a 1923 Mediterranean Revival home has been listed for $3.575 million. The four-bedroom residence sits on a spacious corner lot and carries Mills Act status, part of a California program that provides property tax incentives for owners who preserve qualified historic properties.
Along Southern California’s coast and nearby valleys, this quintet traces a spectrum of living that ranges from salt-air escape to future-focused opportunity. Three homes in Oxnard’s Hollywood By The Sea and Mandalay Shores place the shoreline at the center of daily life, with rooftop island views, sunset-ready outdoor spaces, and flexible guest quarters suited to multigenerational stays. Beyond the beach, a double-gated five-acre parcel near Terramor highlights development optionality, while an updated Westlake Village five-bedroom pairs a practical layout with amenity-rich surroundings.
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