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Across California, the same price point can translate into radically different daily rhythms, and this quintet makes the case for lifestyle-first real estate. Here, architecture, setting, and privacy do the heavy lifting, whether it is a Charles E. Du Bois Mid-Century Modern residence in South Palm Springs, a top-floor condo on Malibu’s Carbon Beach, or a penthouse retreat along the Wilshire Corridor. The through line is light and views—river valley, city skyline, ocean horizon, and wide-open mountain acreage—paired with thoughtfully upgraded, ready-to-live spaces.

Across Southern California’s coastline and into the pine-studded hills of Tehachapi, this quintet traces a shared desire for privacy, flexibility, and time spent outdoors. In Malibu, guesthouse living takes on a retreat-like quality, from a Point Dume hideaway to a gated garden escape designed for easy indoor-outdoor days. Oxnard’s beach-house setting adds rooftop island views, sunsets, and quick walks to the Pacific. Further inland, a Bear Valley Springs parcel offers granite, Ponderosa pines, and amenity-rich recreation. Long Beach contributes a 1923 Craftsman rooted in Recreation Park’s origin story.

Across Southern California, a quartet of estates reframes home as a private resort, where daily life moves easily between glass-lined interiors and courtyards, pools, and firelit gathering spaces. From Ojai’s gated 1.4-acre compound with fruit trees and a waterfall pool, to Santa Ynez’s iconic 40-acre hacienda ranch, each property is designed for hosting and multi-generational flexibility. Rancho Mirage adds trophy-desert glamour with an artful garden-and-spa tableau, while Sherman Oaks elevates mid-century hillside living with jetliner views and a courtyard-to-wrapping pool concept.

Along California’s coast and into the desert, this trio of residences shares a view-forward approach to luxury shaped by daily life outdoors. In Oxnard, Mandalay Bay’s corner-lot waterfront home pairs western sunsets with rare harbor utility, including multiple docks and an over-100-foot easement for large watercraft. Nearby on Hollywood Beach, a fully furnished retreat by Walt Phillips rises across three levels with an elevator and 360-degree ocean-to-mountain panoramas. In Rancho Mirage, a contemporary estate in Westgate at Mission Hills frames 180-degree lake, fairway, and mountain vistas.

Price: $22,995,000

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One of Aspen’s more architecturally significant legacy properties has entered the market for the first time in over three decades. Listed for $70 million, the estate was designed by Robert A.M. Stern, and it remains in the hands of its original owner, Frederic “Rick” A. Bourke, co-founder and former president of Dooney & Bourke. The home was completed in 1993 and spans 10,637 square feet on roughly 3.5 acres at the top of Red Mountain.

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