Chateau d’Aubiry was built between 1893 and 1904 by Pierre Bardou-Job in the Pyrenees Orientals, near the town of Perpignan and the Spanish Border. Pierre Bardou-Job was an industrial Frenchman who became wealthy by selling … Read more
Set on 2.7 acres of landscaped grounds in the heart of Vancouver’s most coveted Point Grey neighborhood, this exclusive residence built in the French chateau style boasts unimaginable unobstructed city, mountain and ocean views, from downtown Vancouver, Stanley Park, the North Shore Mountains and Pacific Ocean to Vancouver Island.
This sprawling 10740-square-foot residence, situated in the most coveted neighborhoods of White Rock, British Columbia, has been sold for just shy of a whopping $8 million. The de-luxe property is famed for its impressive blue gates garnished with silver dolphins.
Villa Blanche, a former 18th century postal relay station in the Yvelines, a French department in the region of Île-de-France, some 50 km from Paris, is situated near the château of Versailles. This walled and gated estate is sprawled on a 1.7 hectare park in the centre of the village. The luxury 3-story compound is comprised of a mansion, which is the main residence, and countless annexes which can be used for various purposes, among which its original stables, a guest house and a security guard apartment, the whole property dominating the valley.
According to Curbed, the stunning Chateau Amorois located in East Hampton, New York, designed by renowned Boris Baranovich and built by Trunzo Contracting, Inc. in 1988, has asking price chopped by $5.6 million.
Set in a walled enclave, the amazing 26,500-square-foot lush estate, the priciest home listed in the Chicago area, has been listed and relisted since 2009 for between $32 and 28 million without going to ‘the highest bidder’, perhaps on account of the country’s economic crisis.
