Luxury homes at auction a luxury villa in New Hampshire
On November 9, 2011, the American Grand Estates Auction Company, which deals with major property auction in the United States, will be on auction very luxurious property located in North Hampton, New Hampshire. ’s current owner has done over the last six years, major changes toto the original structure of a beautiful home ,renovated from bottom to top . The result of this restructuring is a super-luxury villa, offering all kinds of comforts that include, among others, three garages, tennis courts, swimming pool and spa. Home, which consists of 5 bedrooms and nine bathrooms, spread over four floors. Large hall has marble floors and beautiful frescoed ceilings where you can admire a beautiful antique chandelier. Curved staircase with mahogany balustrade gives access to upper floors, which can be reached by elevator located behind the grand staircase. From the entrance you can easily access the library, living room, dining room and kitchen. All the walls were hand painted by an artist specifically hired for the job, which also adorn the walls with some beautiful murals.
Monaco sold to the world’s most expensive apartment
It ‘was just sold an apartment in Monaco most expensive in the world. The luxurious penthouse, called “La Belle Epoque” has a rather macabre story: his first owner was the billionaire banker Edmund Safra, who died in a mysterious fire broke out at this apartment in 1999. The apartment was bought in early 2000 by brothers Christian and Nick Candy, major British entrepreneurs, with a relatively low price because of the damage suffered during the fire. The Candy brothers have now sold the property to an unknown buyer Middle East (perhaps an Arab sheikh) to a record $ 308 million dollars. The two brothers spent more than $ 40 million to repair the fire damage, especially visible in the dining room, now with huge windows. The penthouse is situated on the top two floors of a building of six, with breathtaking views over the marina in Monte Carlo, has 3 bedrooms each with private bath and dressing room, a huge library and large terraces with a lot of trees and swimming pool.
Castle Eggenberg entered the UNESCO World Heritage
Great Falls, Va., is the place where you will find this luxury home recently put on sale. This house, built in 1991, has seven bedrooms and five bathrooms and has undergone many renovations and expansions over the years that have helped create a very classic design. Some of these enhancements include the addition of an entrance porch, an open porch with a pergola in the back garden, the fountains in the garden, a garage and a guest-house near the pool. On the ground floor of this luxury home is a large neo-classical entrance with marble floors, a vaulted ceiling, architectural columns and niches in the wall that is home to some sculptures illuminated by soft light. On the first floor there is also a library with a large gas fireplace and walls of carved wood and the main dining room decorated with a mural depicting flowers in a pale green crayon, and floors with an octagonal pattern with inserts of wood. Other rooms that are on this plan are: a private office, a room for the family, a smaller dining room, a cinema room, a kitchen and a bedroom overlooking the garden of ornamental hedges.
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