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Laurel Hollow, NY Cannon Hill 6 BED | 8 BATH | 2 HALF BATH Perched atop eleven secluded acres along the pristine Cold Spring Harbor coastline, Cannon Hill is a historic waterfront estate located in Laurel Hollow, New York off ering breathtaking 180-degree views. Originally built in 1911 by architects Nelson & Van Wagenen, this distinguished home seamlessly blends timeless elegance with modern livability.

Constructed from the same pink granite as the Statue of Liberty’s base, it was meticulously renovated in 2010 and remains in pristine, move-in condition. Its storied past now gives way to a future of refi ned waterfront living— just 30 miles from Manhattan.

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TO THE SPRING 2025 EDITION OF RESIDE This season, we invite you to explore the intersection of art, architecture, and the evolving landscape of luxury living. From the sun-drenched hills of Sintra, Portugal, to sculptural desert homes that harmonize with their surroundings, we celebrate properties that are as distinctive as the lifestyles they inspire.

Beyond extraordinary places, we delve into the shifting dynamics of the luxury market. Our insights from Sotheby’s International Realty’s 2025 Luxury Outlook Report reveal the rising influence of next-generation buyers and the growing appeal of branded residences—offering a glimpse into what defines modern prestige.

Conversations with visionaries shape this issue. Patricia Gucci shares how her Aviteur brand redefines travel essentials with timeless craftsmanship, while architect Suchi Reddy challenges us to experience design through emotion and form. We also explore the artistry of wine collecting with Sotheby’s, where passion meets provenance.

For those drawn to the intimate details of home, step inside the private worlds of renowned artists, discover why curated libraries continue to enchant, and immerse yourself in Hong Kong’s emerging design scene.

Throughout, you’ll find hand-selected Sotheby’s International Realty properties that embody the essence of extraordinary living.

Reside is more than a magazine— it’s an invitation to experience the art of living well.

DEIRDRE O’CONNELL Chief Executive Officer Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty

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Newly built residence offering a harmonious blend of sophistication, modern elegance and functional design with beautifully proportioned principal rooms dressed with clean-lined finishes, moldings and millwork.

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Features 14 Portuguese Paradise Just an hour from Lisbon, it’s no wonder Sintra—with its mild climate, grand estates and UNESCO heritage— attracts the rich and famous, says Ellie Howard 22 Artistic Habitats Laura May Todd on new book “Inside the Homes of Artists: For Art’s Sake,” which offers a sneak peek into the private living spaces of creatives around the globe 28 City of Contrasts Already a major art capital, Hong Kong is now gaining recognition for design, thanks to its unique space constraints and dazzling innovation, says Angela Hui 36 Crafting Joy Architect Suchi Reddy talks to Elizabeth Fazzare about using neuroaesthetics to tailor each project to her client, creating calm as well as the wow factor 44 Branded Living Emma Reynolds looks into the rise of luxury goods designers, such as Dolce & Gabbana and Fendi, offering resort-style living at home 50 Reading Time Large or small, personal libraries are becoming an invaluable refuge in a screen-saturated era, reports Riya Patel

Up Front 6 Design Stunning photography captures how living in the harshest of landscapes can inspire beauty within Photos: Steven Ko; © Molly Mandell and James Burke.

8 Wine Collectibles to be really savored are coming to a cellar near you—and not just old favorites 10 Interview Patricia Gucci talks style, signature suitcases and the legacy of her famous surname 12 Luxury Millennials are taking over the housing market with TV and social media shaping their expectations 4

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Two issues of Reside magazine are published every year by Sotheby’s International Realty, with two runs per issue Sotheby’s International Realty Publisher Kristin Rowe Cultureshock Editor Nancy Groves Acting editor Francesca Perry Editorial team Rachel Potts, Alex McFadyen, Deniz Nazim-Englund Head of creative Tess Savina Art editor Gabriela Matuszyk Designer Ieva Misiukonytė Subeditors Hannah Jones, Michelle Corps, Ro Elfberg, Susie Wong © Sotheby’s International Realty.

2025. Information here within is correct at the time of printing.

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From left: Rust-coloured curves line M.R. Studio’s design for the 1111 Ones Restaurant and Lounge in Central, Hong Kong (page 28). Left: The salon d’été in a desert home in Marrakech, Morocco. From “Desert By Design” by Molly Mandell and James Burke (page 6). Above: Nantucket-style cedar shake home in Southold, NY (page 77).

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DESIGN Desert Dreamers A new book highlights the beauty of life in dry and rugged lands

Living in Marfa, Texas, writers and photographers Molly Mandell and James Burke are intimately familiar with the harshness of the arid landscape in all its remoteness and scarcity. With every passing day, however, the couple also grow more attuned to the nuances of their desert environment, particularly the profound and spectacular beauty of its endless sky.

“We’re in love,” they write in the introduction to their new book, “Desert by Design.”

Via the book’s expansive photography and intimate storytelling, Mandell and Burke take us around the world to break bread with others like them, the “dreamers and doers,” foregoing the conveniences of modern life in favor of living in more rugged terrain.

Their journey spans the alien Joshua trees of California’s Mojave to the cleft red rock formations framing Jordan’s Wadi Rum, with visits to various creatives along the way.

According to the authors, “deserts are laboratories for all kinds of experimentation,” where artists, designers and visionaries forge new paths within the context of the land. The book begins in Makrana, the marble capital of India, where we meet designers Dushyant Bansal and Priyanka Sharma of Studio Raw Material. We get to know their eclectic design practice by taking a glimpse into their home, which, like many of their works, is made from the scraps of nearby quarries: the walls feature the rough textures of exposed stone, a contrast to the colorful polished slabs that form irregular mosaics on the floor. Their enormous black-framed windows add a modernist touch, merging the interior with exterior.

Mandell and Burke’s travels continue on to the storied Marrakech oasis of the late Yves Saint Laurent, and one couple’s roving camper in the Santa Cruz province

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Above: New book “Desert

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Below: Eco lodge Adrère Amellal at the foot of Siwa’s sandstone mountains in Egypt.

Left: Yves Saint Laurent’s former desert residence, Dar el-Hanch, in Marrakech, Morocco

Photos: From “Desert by Design” by Molly Mandell and James Burke, published by Abrams. © Molly Mandell and James Burke.

of Argentina, with many other places in between. Throughout, each home in the book is an expression of a personal philosophy, and the diverse ways one can carve out a life according to the landscape’s particular demands. Between the vastly different spaces, recurring design features—such as natural materials, minimal appliances and a conspicuous lack of curtains—reflect a set of common values: a heightened attentiveness to their ecological impact, the slow savoring of every moment, and the deepest reverence for their surroundings. As Mandell and Burke point out, dispelling the misconceptions of the desert: “In the midst of so-called nothing, anything appears possible.”

Janelle Zara is a Los Angeles-based journalist and critic

The arresting geometry of this twostory home is designed to harmonize with the surrounding Nevada landscape. The bespoke new build by design firm Blue Heron Elite is part of its Luminary Collection, architecturally distinct houses created for select neighborhoods across Clark County. Egress, which will be completed in November 2025, is one of several homes under construction in the gated community of Ascaya, Henderson, known for its “Desert Contemporary” style of architecture. Expansive glass pocket doors connect the interior of the 7,050 sq ft property—comprising five bedrooms, five bathrooms, generous entertaining space and a media room—with the outdoors, where the private pool, spa and wet bar look out to expansive views of the surrounding mountains and across to the Las Vegas strip (located only a short drive away). There is also ample on-site parking for five cars.

$10,800,000 Property ID: FDX6XR sothebysrealty.com Las Vegas Sotheby’s International Realty Kaori Nagao-Chiti +1 702 360 1414

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Grape Expectations Wine collectors may be buying up Bordeaux and Burgundy, but they’re also seeking out suitable spaces to store their liquid investments

There aren’t many collectibles that are as delightful to consume as they are satisfying to amass, but wine is special, in the glass and in the cellar. And this is a great time to be a wine collector, as commercial interest in the area continues to grow.

Wine collecting is also evolving. Whereas Bordeaux used to be the collectors’ darling (and is still the backbone of most good cellars), there is now a thirst for Burgundy from oenophiles that, given the small quantities available, is almost impossible to assuage. And not just any Burgundy.

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but now so much collecting is producerdriven. People will follow, say, Christophe Roumier or Jean-Marc Roulot,” says Lukas Dempsey, AVP in wine at Sotheby’s.

This approach is true of Barolo, too.

“Collectors are becoming more particular, wanting Vigna Francia by Giacomo Conterno, for example, or certain wines by Bruno Giacosa,” says Richard Young, Sotheby’s head of auction sales in fine and rare wines for the Americas. “Maybe these clients are more and more educated—or else they have that geeky side we associate with Burgundy, where collectors enjoy understanding specific plots.”

Photos: Dan Meyers/Unsplash, Edalin/iStock.

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Dempsey concurs. “There is a focus now on the hyperlocal, the traceable, the sitespecific,” he says. It is even the case with Champagne: people who used to simply love Krug are now more excited about their single-plot cuvées, Clos du Mesnil, or Clos D’Ambonnay. Another advantage of concentrating on individual vineyards is that it is possible to collect them all.

And not just to lay down or to sell.

Collectors, particularly younger ones, also want to drink the wines. “They will buy at village or Premier Cru level because they want to really experience these wines and the prices of the Grands Crus make that difficult,” says Young. The wines needn’t be mature, either. Where, once, Burgundy under 20 years old was rarely seen at auction, now the vintages from 2020 and 2021 come onto the market.

While many collectors store their wine in professional cellars, to protect provenance, every wine-lover’s home needs storage that is kind to bottles. Ideally, that space will be below ground, for temperature control, including humidity. “People forget how important it is to maintain 70% relative humidity, particularly on the West Coast, given the dry climate,” says Young. Bottles should also be stored on their side, as having the wine up against the cork helps prevent it drying out; dried corks can shrink, allowing in air, which can oxidize the wine and spoil it. Also, if possible, the temptation to have a showcase should be resisted. However much people want to display their prize finds, direct light is terrible for wine. “Even [window] glass with ultraviolet protection isn’t ideal,” he says. Wooden cases might hide their contents from admiring eyes, but they safeguard the bottles.

Young’s key advice to homebuyers is: think big. “Architects or designers often ask their clients: ‘How big a cellar do you really need?’ And they may say 1,000 bottles and think that’s more than enough, but within a year every collector wishes they had asked for more space. I always advise them to opt for the largest area that is realistic, because it is much harder to extend.”

Nina Caplan is a wine, arts and travel journalist and the drinks columnist for Times Luxx

Left: The wine tastes of collectors have progressed from the grapes of Bordeaux to Burgundy, where small lots are prized Below: Traditionally, collectors used to buy wine to lay down or sell, but younger buyers are more inclined to enjoy the wines, too

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INTERVIEW Flight of Fancy Patricia Gucci has channeled the wisdom she learned from her storied fashion family into a line of elegant luggage to elevate the airport experience “Honestly, I was never interested in fashion,” says Patricia Gucci. The granddaughter of Guccio Gucci, who founded the famous Italian brand in 1921, continues: “When I was 18, I wanted to go to acting school, but my father [Aldo Gucci] pulled me into the business and that was that.” Four decades later—after roles as fashion coordinator, brand ambassador and on Gucci’s board of directors—Patricia is finally making her own mark on the luxury goods industry.

In 2019, she launched Aviteur—a line of chic travel accessories that builds upon her forefathers’ founding vision. “At its core, Gucci was a luggage and leather goods brand; fashion came much later, first with Luciano Soprani, then Tom Ford, which was the highlight, then the pop-culture frenzy of Alessandro Michele,” says Patricia. “It was fun to watch, but I can’t say I’m a fashionista per se. I don’t follow trends and Aviteur is not a fashion brand.”

Inspiration for her new venture struck at the British Airways lounge in London Heathrow Airport’s Terminal 5. Noticing how all the carry-on suitcases were invariably black and nondescript, “I decided there and then to make one of my own,” she says.

“Above all, I wanted something that stood out from the crowd, something that was recognizable by distinct style codes without a screaming logo.”

The result was the Aviteur Carry-on: a luxe take on the ubiquitous pull-along bag, crafted in calfskin leather and with woven panels reminiscent of vintage rattan suitcases from “Capri and Saint-Tropez in the 1960s,” she says. “So much time went into it, from the buttonless handle in Lucite to the ‘silent’ wheels.” Indeed, the wheels are 10

Aviteur Tote bag in natural canvas and elephant gray leather Far left: Aviteur founder Patricia Gucci with the brand’s signature Carry-on in black calfskin leather

engineered with a sound-absorbing air chamber, while the handle, carved out of a solid block of Lucite, has a design patent.

She has since added some 100 products to the Aviteur range. There are passport wallets, luggage tags, phone cases and petite handbags, all featuring the same intreccio leather. The signature woven pattern reappears as a detail on other pieces, too: on the straps of the boxy canvas and leather Cristallo backpack and edging the curvy cross-body Gigi Bag. Classic “Weekender” bags, various-sized pouches

and a garment bag round out what Patricia calls “an entire set for the jet.”

Across all designs of the Milan-based brand, craftsmanship is key. “Aviteur is 100% made in Italy, right down to the zips,” she explains. “We work with many suppliers who built their businesses around Gucci in the 1980s. I feel like I’m in good hands, like I’m keeping it in the family.”

The Gucci name has, of course, brought other advantages. “It was helpful in moving the needle for brand awareness,” she recalls.

“Marketplace platforms such as Moda

Operandi and Net-A-Porter became customers overnight.” But does Patricia ever get tired of answering questions about her surname? “People can’t seem to get enough of Gucci, and I understand—it’s an iconic brand,” she says. Ultimately, she adds: “It was the wisdom imparted by my father that shaped what I’m doing today with my own brand. My sense of style and obsessive perfection in everything I do all come from my time working at his side.”

Victoria Woodcock is a writer covering design, craft and art

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LUXURY Millennial Tastes A new generation has surpassed Baby Boomers as the biggest group of homebuyers—and their property preferences are distinct

The Millennial generation is breaking into the luxury property market in a major way. They number some 72.7 million in the U.S. and, according to the National Association of Realtors, surpassed Baby Boomers in 2024 to become the largest group of homebuyers at 38%, an increase from 28% in 2023.

With some $84 trillion expected to pass from the Silent Generation and Baby Boomers to younger generations, according to a January 2022 report from consulting firm Cerulli Associates, Millennials could inherit as much as $27 trillion by 2045.

One distinct aspect of Millennial buyers is, not surprisingly, their extensive use of social media in their property research.

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“Social media is everything,” says Daniel Heider, global real estate advisor, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty in Washington, D.C. “Almost everyone uses social media.

The smartphone is to our generation what the TV was to our parents and radio was to our grandparents. There’s nothing more important than attention—and most of the attention today is on social media.”

“I work with quite a few Millennials,” says Kelly Ladwig, global real estate advisor, Zeitlin Sotheby’s International Realty in Nashville, “and they have definitely been influenced by social media. Instagram has brought so many ideas and home features to so many people’s attention. Now, my clients

Above: An elegant waterfront residence in Freeland, Washington, offers the Old World glamour younger buyers are seeking

Photos: Italy Sotheby’s International Realty, Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty.

Left: Millennials are moving to Italy, where a villa like this offers a historic home set in a beautiful park with views of Lake Maggiore

might want a walk-in scullery or a breakfast nook.” This generation is “savvy, smart and much more knowledgeable about what luxury is,” she says. “They expect wine storage, bars and outdoor entertainment, and for their home to be wired for sound and media. Many also want golf simulators and music rooms.”

Millennial buyers are looking for “turnkey properties,” says Heider. “They don’t want to deal with improvements. They want it ready, down to the landscaping, and they’re willing to pay for it.” That could include amenities, of which “wellness facilities, cold plunges, steam rooms, pickleball courts and infrared

saunas” are popular. Millennials are not unique in prioritizing health-related assets: the Global Wellness Institute notes that the “wellness real estate” market—homes designed to support holistic health—may reach a value of $887 billion by 2027.

Diletta Giorgolo Spinola, head of residential, Italy Sotheby’s International Realty, has seen a surge in Millennial buyers.

The quality of life relative to the expense in Italy is more affordable when compared to places such as Paris and London, she says.

While families are more inclined to buy homes in cities such as Milan and Rome, wealthy younger buyers, including “digital nomads” and those in venture capital or tech, are more likely to buy in places such as Lake Como and Lake Maggiore.

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like an olive grove, a vineyard, or orange or lemon trees.” Equally concerned about the health of the planet, they are also looking for homes that are sustainable.

While the media has always shaped perceptions of luxury, the increasing presence of streaming has changed the game. Hit shows and films such as “Bridgerton” and “Saltburn” are feeding a taste for Old World glamour, and Giorgolo Spinola saw “‘The White Lotus’ effect” first-hand after the HBO comedy-drama set its 2022 season in Sicily, Italy. “Two months later, we had twice as many American and British buyers looking there,” she says. “It could be that, thanks to these shows, younger people understand that owning a piece of history is a status symbol.

TV shows are definitely shaping their perceptions of what luxury is.”

Brian Boucher is a New York-based writer.

His work has appeared in The New York Times, CNN, New York Magazine and Art in America

PORTUGUESE Paradise Find a slice of heaven in the charms of Sintra, a long-established hideaway for the rich and famous, says Ellie Howard

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lthough he only stayed for three days, Lord Byron was so taken by the “glorious Eden” of Sintra, Portugal, that he wrote his poem “Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage” while lodging at the town’s Lawrence Hotel. Since Byron’s 1809 visit, much of the surrounding landscape appears unchanged, including the bouldered rump of the Serra de Sintra mountain range, sprawling walls and parapets of the Moorish Castle, quaint villages shaded by eucalyptus, and pine forests at its foothills, leading towards coastal cliffs that drop sharply into the Atlantic. Except, of course, for the steady inf lux of tourists, for whom the Lawrence Hotel has loyally remained open for 260 years.

Sintra’s fantastical setting enchants those who stumble upon it. A longterm summer retreat for royalty, aristocrats, and foreign magnates, its stock of stately residences sees Madonna’s 18th-century Moorish Revival mansion neighboring Princess Elisabeth von Schmieder’s Quinta da Alegria royal estate.

Both of which are also within spitting distance of Brazilian entrepreneur Renato de Albuquerque’s former summer residence, which has been newly transformed into the Albuquerque Foundation.

“Sintra is like a child’s dream, a madman’s dream, a poem, a painting,” French designer Philippe Starck, another local homeowner, told Spanish newspaper El País. “It’s where the most beautiful houses in the world are,” and where Starck says he goes to “get away from it all.”

Ancient empires, from the Celts to the Moors, have left their mark across several millennia, but it was Ferdinand II of Portugal who transformed Sintra into the center of 19th-century European Romantic architecture. The so-called ‘artist king’ erected Pena National Palace, an eclectic castle with operatic towers of Manueline and Moorish inf luence, on the ruins of an old Hieronymite monastery in 1839. The winding Rua Barbosa du Bocage links it with Sintra’s other iconic landmarks, the Palácio de Monserrate and the Quinta da Regaleira.

These, along with the region’s many other monuments couched in mossy greenery, offer visitors a sensory journey through history—well deserving of the area’s UNESCO World Heritage status.

In the summer months, these centuries-old palaces and estates open up their ornamental gardens, transforming Sintra into an outdoor stage. A ballet festival occupies the grounds of the Palácio de Seteais; Sintra Festival, an international showcase of classical music, can be heard on the June winds; while Jazz em Monserrate takes over the town’s parks in September.

Though MU.SA Sintra Museum of the Arts has long been home to local arts, the region has been lacking a museum

Previous page: A bridge leading to the Quinta da Regaleira, a former royal estate built in the early 20th century Right: The Palácio de Monserrate is an example of Sintra’s Romantic architecture Opposite: The Albuquerque Foundation, which opened in February, houses Brazilian designer Renato de Albuquerque’s collection of Chinese ceramics

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THE SO-CALLED ‘ARTIST KING’ ERECTED PENA NATIONAL PALACE ON THE RUINS OF A MONASTERY IN 1839 Left: The view from Hotel Marqí of Praia Grande, the largest beach in Sintra―and a popular destination for surfers Above: Princess Margaret during her trip to Portugal in 1959 Right: The Palácio da Pena, situated on a hill in the Sintra mountains

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space—until now. In February 2025, the Albuquerque Foundation, designed by the Brazilian f irm Bernades Arquitetura, opened in the village of Linhó.

Housing Albuquerque’s collection of more than 2,500 pieces of Ming and Qing dynasty export porcelain, it will highlight Portugal’s role in East-West trade, alongside rotating exhibitions of contemporary ceramic art.

Quinta da Beloura, a luxury residential community designed by Albuquerque in the 1990s, sits next door to the foundation, while, with clipped precision, more modular villas by RCA (Regino Cruz Arquitectos) and Hyde + Hyde snake around the 18-hole Pestana Beloura golf course, designed by American golf ing architect Rocky Roquemore. The nearby equestrian center hosts polo and dressage, and the community’s notable residents include footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, American businessman Shahal M. Khan, and several former Portuguese prime ministers.

In Sintra’s northern foothills, Colares is another property hot spot. The village’s cobbled-lined streets lead to characteristic Pombaline-style residences and late 19th-century alpine chalets. Its sandy loam marks it out as one of Portugal’s oldest wine terroirs, where rare Avesso and Ramisco varietals ripen under the sun at the Quinta do Casas Novas and Adega Viúva Gomes vineyards. A f lea market opens on Saturdays opposite the fabled Ribeirinha de Colares restaurant, while several grand estates mean Colares has some of the highest property prices in the Sintra region, where the median house price is $5,728/m².

Quinta da Bella Vista, the former home of English crime writer Arthur Conan Doyle, sits a few miles outside the village. Leveled on the hillside, the 10-acre estate is built of multiple properties in Palladian architecture with neo-Gothic and neo-Moorish hints. Following Doyle’s death in 1930, his playboy son Adrian inherited the run of the grounds and expanded it into the luxury rental—with garden theatre—it is today.

In the 1940s, Sintra became a palatial playground. Quinta da Bella Vista hosted everyone from South African poet Roy Campbell to American actor Gloria Swanson, while Franco-American energy tycoon Pierre Schlumberger’s 100-acre estate became a veritable party pad. Princess Margaret caused quite a stir when nearby chalets were instructed to shutter 19

The Hotel Marqí, a boutique hotel designed by architect and artist Mikas Emil Above center: The outdoor dining spot at farm restaurant Campo Escondido

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their windows as she bathed in the pool of the Casa Holstein hotel. The casino in Sintra’s coastal village, Azenhas do Mar, heaved.

While the casino is long gone, in many ways Sintra is still a resort town.

The residential property market attracts international buyers, traditionally from Brazil, the United Kingdom and France, with a recent surge from North America. In 2023, Sintra registered 63,220 foreign residents, 32.8% more than the previous year. Portuguese real estate has garnered attention ever since the Non-Habitual Resident regime and Golden Visa scheme were announced in 2009 and 2012 respectively, although the government has excluded real-estate investments as a pathway to residency as of 2023. The revised program now requires a minimum investment of $520,000 in eligible funds, venture capital or business ventures, or a charitable contribution of at least $260,000—still attractive terms. In 2024, house sales prices in Portugal rose by 10% according to real-estate intelligence company Conf idencial Imobiliário.

These incentives, along with the mild climate and scenic views, have attracted northern European transplants by the planeload. Brussels power couple Bernard Roché and Christina Cunningham Roché recently exchanged gray Belgian skies for a 19th-century manor in Sintra, while French interior designer Arnaud Cabri-Wiltzer has restored Casa das Rosas, a chalet that was originally designed by the family of Portuguese architect Raul Lino.

Creative projects are f lowering in unexpected corners, like the farmrestaurant Campo Escondido and the artistic residency La Nave. This has also sparked a new wave of hospitality with a sexier edge. Hotel Marqí offers a Hollywood-inspired atmosphere with meticulous cinematic detail, and the slick Argentinian duo, Nicolás Lehmann and Franco Bordoni, have acquired Quinta Santa Maria Sintra and the 300-year-old Palácio da Fonte Nova in Queluz, where they have installed Michelin-starred chef Joachim Koerper.

While Sintra’s sense of quiet luxury persists, this fresh inf lux of residents in search of their own private “Eden” certainly seems to be ushering in a new era. 0 Ellie Howard is a culture writer and researcher, based in Lisbon, Portugal 21

Dutch businessman and consul Daniel Gildemeester paid homage to Pombaline architecture when he built the Quinta da Alegria country estate in late 18th-century Sintra, Portugal. Named after the first Marquês de Pombal who rebuilt Lisbon after its 1755 earthquake, this style is known for its elegant, symmetrical and anti-seismic design.

In 2007, Quinta da Alegria was carefully restored by a family with Austrian royal heritage. Many original features have survived—including the exquisite painted ceiling in the grand library—but are now enhanced by contemporary additions, including an elevator and heated swimming pool. The main manor, along with two guesthouses and a caretaker’s house, sits in a 10-acre landscape of terraces, pools and trees, with a citrus grove, lake and grotto.

It affords stunning views over the historic sites of Sintra, including the adjacent Seteais Palace, a neoclassical masterpiece, which is now a five-star hotel.

Price upon request Property ID: D9MKWR sothebysrealty.com Portugal Sotheby’s International Realty Susana Carreira +1 351 919 192 919

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ouse museums have long been a source of fascination—and Going inside the even infatuation—for visitors. Like a frozen-in-time shrine, private abodes of they offer an intimate snapshot of the daily workings of people whose lives are often shrouded in intrigue, from writers and celebrated creatives, actors to artists and designers. But they also answer the somewhat nosy question of how celebrated f igures really lived: a new book what kind of tchotchkes did they keep on their mantel? What does their explores whether kitchen look like? Were they the type to cook lavish dinners for dynamic groups and acquaintances? Or were they the sort who only used the oven home is where toof friends store books? These things can tell you a lot about a person.

In the foreword to the new book “Inside the Homes of Artists: For Art’s the art is, writes Sake,” published by Rizzoli, curator Hans Ulrich Obrist confesses a similar Laura May Todd passion for house museums. He writes of visiting 19th-century painter Gustave

Moreau’s former home in Paris: “[It] was a ‘Gesamtkunstwerk’ [total work of art], full of Moreau’s drawings and collections. It was like looking into the mind of the artist, enabling me to start to understand his way of thinking.”

While house museums allow us a glimpse into the minds and habits of artists long gone, to have the opportunity to peek behind the curtain into the inner workings of artists currently at the top of their creative game is so much more riveting. This book—written by art collector Tiqui Atencio Demirdjian— does exactly that, inviting the reader into the private domains and studios of 24 of the most prolif ic artists working today.

For all of these artists, the home plays a pivotal role in their practice: as a staging ground for in-process works; a compendium of inspirations and objects to be referenced; and often as an archive of rough drafts or discarded ideas. Some have f illed their home with their own art, such as the Los Angeles-based French artist Claire Tabouret, known for her evocative, f igurative paintings, often highlighted with f luorescent shades. Between the antique wooden ceiling beams of her 1920s cottage in the neighborhood 23

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of Los Feliz, she has painted vibrantly colored, fresco-like portraits inspired by the kind depicted on Tarot cards—yet based on real f igures from her family.

Others have banished their own work almost entirely, preferring to keep a strict separation between studio and sanctum. This is the case with Indian artists Subodh Gupta and Bharti Kher, internationally acclaimed for their sculptures and installations—Gupta’s often incorporating everyday objects and Kher’s exploring themes of identity and mythology. The couple tell Atencio Demirdjian that while they often bring art home from the studio, they choose not to f ill their house with it completely. Naturally, a few pieces live in their new-build apartment in the outskirts of New Delhi, but for the most part they have chosen to populate their house with antiques and work by other artists. According to the couple, they see the primary purpose of their private domain as a place to welcome friends and family, especially in the form of intimate dinner parties.

The home of prolif ic South African artist William Kentridge—renowned for his evocative charcoal drawings, stop-motion animations, and multimedia installations—similarly centers family. But unlike Gupta and Kher’s blank-slate apartment, Kentridge’s Arts & Crafts-style Johannesburg house comes steeped in history.

The artist’s parents bought it in 1964 when he was just 9 years old. After moving away and starting his own family, he returned to the house in the late 1990s with his wife and children, where they have been living ever since. Of all the homes in the book, Kentridge’s feels the most inextricable from his practice—likely because of this history. He tells Atencio Demirdjian of his teenage years when he attempted—and failed— to build a makeshift studio in the garden. Later on, he turned the living room into his personal workspace, becoming the fulcrum around which his family revolved. Today, the living room is an inviting retreat, with several shelves of bronze sculptures from his 2017 “Lexicon” series presiding over heaving bookcases, a handsome hearth and several comfortable sofas.

Then there is the Rio de Janeiro home of Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto, known for his large-scale experimental installations, which, as Atencio Demirdjian writes, “make or remake connections between the body and the mind, between ourselves and our surroundings, between different individuals, between humankind and Previous page: Artist Raqib Shaw’s London home is decorated with his collection of bonsai and his own work, including a sculptural piece on the coffee table Right: Subodh Gupta’s unnamed oil painting, circa 2019–20, hangs in a corner of his living room Far right: Claire Tabouret hand-painted the tarot ceiling above her mezzanine library, also decorated with a 2020 self-portrait of the artist with the family dog, George

Right: Colorful tiles and ceramic ware designed by Regina Kemp decorate a bathroom in artist Ernesto Neto’s home in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Photos: © Jean-François Jaussaud. All artworks by Raqib Shaw, Courtesy of the Artist. Sculpture by Raqib Shaw; © Jean-François Jaussaud. All artworks by Subodh Gupta © Subodh Gupta, Courtesy of the Artist and Hauser & Wirth, and Bharti Kher ©Bharti Kher, Courtesy of the Artist and Hauser & Wirth; © Jean-François Jaussaud. All artworks by Claire Tabouret, courtesy of the artist; © Jean-François Jaussaud. All artworks by Not Vital, courtesy of the artist.

Small bronzes from William Kentridge’s “Lexicon” series sit on shelves above the couch in his family living room

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nature, between the past, present, and future.”

Indeed, Neto tells her he chose the apartment, sandwiched between the city’s vibrant Copacabana beach and the soaring Sugarloaf mountain, for its proximity to nature.

In fact, throughout Neto’s home one can sense a yearning for a closer relationship with the natural world. In addition to art, plants and a few pieces of mid-century Brazilian furniture is Neto’s vast collection of objects made by the Indigenous communities of Brazil, which includes hanging textiles by the Shipibo and Huni Kuin tribes, who he praises for the sophisticated knowledge they have developed for working in sync with the earth. “There is a word from the language of the Krenak people: ‘Taruandê’,” he explains to Atencio Demirdjian. “It describes a dance between the sky and the earth, and how in that dance these two organisms interact and exchange.

Such precious thinking is all around us. We need only to open our hearts to it.”

It would be convenient to declare there is a thread that winds its way throughout the homes in this book, but inevitably each one is deeply personal.

Yes, the homes are f illed with art, and are largely eccentric and luxurious, teeming with covetable antique furniture and beautiful souvenirs from extensive travels. But once you get into the minute details of why each artist has chosen to furnish their life just so, it’s clear that each of their spaces is as unique to them as their practice. 0 Laura May Todd is a Milan-based design writer 27

CITY of CONTRASTS

M.R. Studio’s 1111 Ones Restaurant & Lounge

In Hong Kong, designers get creative with craft and culture—leading to blended styles and solutions, says Angela Hui

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very March, the global art fair Art Basel takes over Hong Kong, bringing together collectors, travelers, designers and artists from around the world—and highlighting the city’s unique creative identity. Hong Kong is one of the world’s best examples of the conf luence between East and West: where old meets new, temples stand alongside skyscrapers, and tong lau walk-up tenement buildings live next to shiny penthouses. For decades, it has held the reputation of being the gateway to Asia, also known as “Asia’s World City,” becoming a center for major banks, hospitality, retail and home-grown talent.

“Hong Kong’s creativity is deeply tied to its role as a global commerce hub, making its design scene highly commercial,” say Dilara Kan Hon and Bodin Hon, the husband-and-wife founders of Yellowdot, a multidisciplinary studio based between Hong Kong and Istanbul that makes colorful lighting and furniture. “But there’s also a growing appreciation for more experimental, artistic and sustainable approaches, fueled by a younger generation of designers and makers looking to push boundaries.”

While Dilara was raised in Istanbul and Bodin grew up in Hong Kong, the couple met when they were studying product design at Milan’s Istituto Europeo di Design. Together, they challenge and complement each other, combining Dilara’s artistic f lair with Bodin’s technical precision, resulting in useful yet playful designs. One project that embodies this is Hatch, a collection of light pendants, cabinets and room dividers that utilizes real eggshells within its products.

Collected from local homes and bakeries, the recycled eggshells are cleaned before each shell is delicately split and hand-arranged to form a patterned texture, which creates a warm, unique, light-scattering effect.

“We have always been fascinated by eggs— their shape, the biology behind them, and the science involved in their creation. They exemplify natural design and connect to the rich tradition of Asian egg-related art, such as egg carving and eggshell lacquer,” they explain. “Hatch has allowed us to merge this cultural heritage with modern design techniques, creating pieces that are both functional and artistic.”

Hong Kong’s design scene is still emerging, however the city is quickly gaining recognition as one of the art world’s major capitals. With the spotlight on Hong Kong through Art Basel, there is hope that design will soon follow in art’s successful footsteps. Across architecture and product and interior design, the city’s 30

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Design studio Hintegro’s redesign for an apartment in Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong, incorporates mid-century wooden touches Left: Dilara Kan Hon and Bodin Hon, the designers behind Yellowdot

M.R. Studio designed the interior for Kitin, a restaurant located on the 101st floor of Hong Kong’s tallest skyscraper Right: A detail of a table from Yellowdot’s Hatch collection, which incorporates broken eggshells suspended in resin

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THE SCARCITY OF SPACE CAN BE A CHANCE TO PUSH BOUNDARIES AND THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX

aesthetic has evolved organically, shaped by practical needs rather than a particular creative movement, but designers continue to innovate, while ref lecting Hong Kong’s identity.

Keith Chan, founder of Hong Kong’s Hintegro interior design studio, is behind some of the most stylish residential homes, bars and coffee shops in the city. Born and bred in Hong Kong, Chan is grateful to have lived through the 1980s and witnessed the 1997 handover of Hong Kong from the U.K. back to China. This history has shaped the city’s creative landscape, he says, but it’s also fueled a shift toward speed—fast fashion and fast production—which has, at times, impacted the quality of design. “That’s why I incorporate local craftsmanship into my projects, particularly in residential designs,” says Chan. “Featuring local carpenters allows me to showcase their skills and remind people that artisans and handmade work are still valued in Hong Kong.”

He approaches each project like a doctor, diagnosing clients’ needs to weave their stories into personalized designs. To create effective solutions, Chan imagines himself in his client’s shoes and uses every inch of space to its full potential. “I ref lect on how they will spend their time, from the moment they wake up, and how their habits inf luence their routines,” he says.

Within the city’s unique ecosystem, creatives must often navigate an unconventional path. Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated places in the world, but the scarcity of space can, in fact, be a chance to push boundaries and think outside the box. For Myron Kwan, founder of architecture and design firm M.R. Studio—specializing in hospitality, commercial, residential and office premises— limited space is an opportunity. “Functionality is our foremost priority [and] the backbone of our designs,” he says. “To navigate this constraint, we focus on thoughtful, thematic concepts and 33

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by M.R. Studio in 2021 Right, from top: A view of the Hong Kong skyline over the dining table in a Kowloon penthouse designed

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meticulous attention to detail, ensuring we maximize the potential of each project.”

At the studio’s 2021 project Bar de Luxe— a Japanese speakeasy cocktail bar in Central, an area packed with skyscrapers, malls and restaurants—Kwan designed a luxurious atmosphere by combining traditional Japanese craft with contemporary elements, such as raw timber, handmade turquoise tiles and velvet drapery. A light above the bar is even inspired by wagasa, the traditional oil-paper umbrella used in tea ceremonies and kabuki theatre.

Tradition meets modernity at the Kitin also, a f ine dining experience on the 101st f loor of the ICC—the tallest building in Hong Kong— where Kwan reinterpreted the Chinese “wuxing” elements of gold, wood, water, f ire, and earth in his choice of materials. Meanwhile, the sweepingly organic, rust-colored interiors of the restaurant 1111 ONES, take their visual cues from Antelope Canyon in Arizona, more than 7,000 miles away.

Hong Kong is a city of two halves. On one hand, it’s a whirlwind of energy, with a constant buzz of activity and an undeniable drive. On the other, with lush forests, tranquil beaches and peaceful islands, serenity is just a stone’s throw away. It’s no surprise that designers draw inspiration from this duality as a way to thrive in the city’s vibrant pulse, while reconnecting with nature to escape the chaos.

“Observing patterns, textures and moments of beauty in ordinary life often sparks ideas,” say the Yellowdot co-founders. “We’re inspired by contrasts— the old and new, the traditional and innovative—and by experimenting with materials and techniques to discover something unexpected.” 0 Angela Hui is a London-based author, journalist and editor 35

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CRAFTING Joy Architect Suchi Reddy creates happiness—and her designs for homes are based on feelings and science, writes Elizabeth Fazzare

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alling Suchi Reddy a multi-hyphenate creative really doesn’t do her justice. In the past year, the architect, designer, artist, and founder of New York-based studio Reddymade launched her f irst furniture collection, in collaboration with luxury Indian textile atelier Ekaya Banaras; curated an exhibition celebrating Indian craft at New York gallery Salon Design; created an installation for the world’s largest color library; taught architecture students at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation—and still found the time to design a variety of residences, boutiques and public projects. One could say that a dedication to constant experimentation drives Reddy’s prolif ic practice, but she often describes it with a softer term: feelings.

“Conceptually, that’s the through line” in every project, says Reddy, who established her studio two decades ago. “What are the feelings that I want to be able to explore? What are the feelings that my clients want to feel? And how can we use the environment to amplify that?” Though this approach may seem diff icult to apply to furnishings or f inishes, surprisingly, scientif ic thought has long provided Reddy with a helpful framework. Using the guiding principles of neuroaesthetics, a f ield of study that explores how art and beauty can positively affect people’s wellbeing, Reddy designs projects that not only look good, but make their inhabitants feel good, too. She calls this mantra “form follows feeling.”

As diverse as Reddy’s work is, half of it is rooted in luxury residential projects: designs for ground-up construction, renovations, and interior transformations that help homeowners capture such desired moods in their most personal spaces. Often, this process involves parsing the references they “love and respond to” in order to create what they are really looking for: comfort.

“The opportunity to design something really tailored that conjures this beautiful sense of being enveloped is a joy to me,” explains Reddy. “I always say we work together [with clients] on our residential projects because we always end up with something that neither one of us had any preconceived notion of.” While the creative admits her own “modernist sensibility,” balancing it with a client’s taste, contextual considerations and their lifestyle often leads to bespoke solutions. Aesthetically, this means that Reddymade’s portfolio of homes is just as varied as their owners.

For contemporary artist Ai Weiwei, Reddy created a 2,000-square-foot linear extension to his upstate New York weekend house. Hexagonal in section and minimalist in material palette, it provides a new two-bedroom guest wing, each end capped by glazed porches. Strategically placed picture windows along one side offer views over the farm property while protecting artworks in the central living area, where they are displayed among his well-curated selection of antique and vintage furnishings.

In Beverly Hills, California, Reddy transformed the interior of an angular house into a soft, serene family abode, focusing on the opportunities of its natural lighting to illuminate different rooms and objects over the course of the day. Integrating plush modern furniture with carpeting and rugs crafted an 38

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Photos: Adil Hasan; Steve Benisty; Ashok Sinha; Greenwich Village William Jess Laird; Ye Rin Mok; Ball & Albanese.

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environment that feels cozy and intimate, even when surrounded by f loor-to-ceiling glazing.

Meanwhile, a pair of actor clients listed the most important requests of their residence in New York as “a giant table to read scripts, a projection screen, and a big sculpture of a paper horse,” Reddy recalls. She created a custom space that incorporated all these elements, functionally and aesthetically, while also providing ample light and air in a setting to help inspire their work.

Similarly for Reddy, separation between work and life doesn’t exist—nor would she want it to. She spent this past winter in India, visiting family, friends and collaborators. There, she is currently working on a house for her sister, who requested a covered courtyard and an image of a mandala—a geometric design with spiritual symbolism. Reddy commissioned a wroughtiron version of a mandala to become a shade structure for the courtyard, positioning it so that its intricate shadow ref lects perfectly onto the home’s entry once a day. “It’s that kind of magic that happens when one has a conversation with somebody about something that you’re equally passionate about,” she explains. “A lot of architects will say they don’t like the handholding that it takes to do residential work, but I f ind that there is something in the personal connection that is so appealing. A lot of times in our world we’re left with this kind of generic experience. Your home is the only place you get to really tailor to your expression.”

Like all of her creative practice, Reddy sees these projects as ripe for experimentation. “Our bodies are always the centerpiece of our homes, so when I’m doing residential work, I’m constantly thinking about neuroaesthetics,” she explains. “I’m thinking about the quality of light in a space; I’m thinking about the color of light; I’m thinking about transition in and out. Even if you create very different looks in different rooms, I’m making sure that the transition between is seamless and that it offers wonder and discovery. That’s why I say I conceptualize a home in terms of the feelings that it can help support; and when I look at it from that perspective, there’s a lot of aesthetic information that can be harnessed to create each space.”

It’s also one of the few design typologies that is truly multidisciplinary.

Reddy is currently preparing exhibits for the inaugural art and culture-focused Bukhara Biennial in Uzbekistan, the Venice Architecture Biennale in Italy, and the Clifford Gallery at Colgate University in upstate New York, where she is this academic year’s Christian A. Johnson artist-in-residence. She is also designing international showrooms for furniture brand Humanscale and starting a hotel project. Each satisf ies a different part of her creativity, but the residential designs she crafts uniquely bring together all aspects. From architecture to art and even small details like glassware, these home projects are “incredible opportunities to develop a holistic environment,” Reddy says.

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Left: Reddy used the natural lighting provided through the large windows of this Beverly Hills home to her advantage when designing its interior Above: Japanese design features combine with mid-century modern furniture in this West Village, New York, apartment

Branded LIVING

From Bulgari to Fendi, the biggest names in luxury are expanding into residential developments. What’s on offer is a curated, wraparound lifestyle, writes Emma Reynolds

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oday’s branded residences are havens that entice both brand loyalists and clients who desire a like-minded community.

These properties have subtle details that impart authenticity to every facet of living there. It might be in the stitching on a leather couch that echoes the craftsmanship found in a prized sports car, or bathroom f ixtures that resemble a favorite handbag from an Italian boutique. Simply put: today’s buyers want to live in style.

“The landscape of branded residences is expanding rapidly,” says Alexandra Hare, vice president of development marketing, Sotheby’s International Realty Development Advisors.

“Renowned names in luxury goods are now redef ining residential experiences, of fering distinctive lifestyle amenities and cutting-edge designs to cater to the discerning tastes of today’s luxury consumer.”

Branded residences have existed for several decades, but the trend notably picked up during 2020, according to global architecture f irm WATG. Since then, the f irm has tracked 84 new projects that have opened around the world. As of 2024, the global branded residential market is valued at $66 billion, according to a study published in August 2024 by Luxonomy, an online platform that provides insights into the luxury industry. It also found that in the past decade alone, the number of branded residences has increased by 150%.

Miami, Florida and Dubai, in particular, have emerged as key testing markets for branded residences. The cosmopolitan hub of Dubai connects Asia, Africa and Europe, while also attracting a global network of high-net-worth individuals. Similarly, Miami connects Latin America, Europe and North America, while offering a vibrant international culture that attracts well-traveled, aff luent buyers.

Both cities have experienced many f irsts. For example, in 2017, Bulgari Residences debuted in Dubai, marking the f irst residential project from the Italian jewelry brand. And 888 Brickell Dolce & Gabbana, a 90-story tower in Miami, is the Italian fashion brand’s f irst residential project in the U.S. Both Dubai and Miami are synonymous with the lavish lifestyles favored by buyers of these prestigious brands. “Latin American buyers, who make up a large part of Miami’s demographic, love brands and branded residences,” says Miami-based Ignacio Gonzalez-Arias, global real estate advisor and business development, ONE Sotheby’s International Realty. “In my experience, the Miami buyer wants to buy into a project that is also an experience.”

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Photos: © Dominican Republic Sotheby’s International Realty; Steiger & Cie Sotheby’s International Realty; Dubai Sotheby’s International Realty; ONE Sotheby’s International Realty.

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a hotel. Standalone projects can also be more lucrative for developers, as they fetch higher prices. Buyers pay more up front for a name that is linked to highquality service and craftsmanship, top-notch design and bespoke amenities.

In most cases, moving into a branded residence requires only one thing besides the ability to pay for it—a suitcase. More often than not, those buying a second, third, fourth or even f ifth home want an eff icient, no-fuss experience.

What a hotelier brings to the table when they create a branded residence is obvious, but for luxury brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi or Baccarat, the lifestyle expertise they bring to the project is more nuanced.

“Dolce & Gabbana is a great example of a seamless lifestyle transition,” Gonzalez-Arias says. “It already has a furniture and accessories line, Dolce & Gabbana Casa, and has been a part of beach clubs in Spain and Italy, so it has experience in the hospitality world. If you see Dolce & Gabbana’s latest shows in Italy, it is not just about fashion but about lifestyle. It is important to remember that it excels in custom-made, handcrafted clothes and has a deep connection to Italian history and a very loyal clientele. With this residential project, we’re selling the lifestyle above all.”

This comes in the form of travertine f looring sourced from Italy, while the entrance is punctuated by decorative golden beads, similar to the brand’s necklaces and handbag hardware. It’s these subtle and def ining details that draw in customers and ultimately command a premium. “Buying into a brand often guarantees quality,” Gonzalez-Arias says.

In Switzerland, where branded residences are quite new, Steiger & Cie Sotheby’s International Realty recently launched Fendi Private Residences CransMontana. The residences are outfitted by Fendi Casa, the brand’s home and decor line. When you work with Fendi, explains Florian Steiger, co-founder, Steiger & Cie Sotheby’s International Realty, the brand uses its go-to architect, Marco Costanzi, to design, renovate or recreate spaces. He is responsible for designing Fendi boutiques, which adds a through line to every project he works on.

In some residential projects, the brand tie is much more evident. Baccarat, the French crystal glassware company founded in 1764, now also sells high-end home decor, lighting and jewelry. The f irst Baccarat Hotel and Residences opened in 2015 in New York City. From the restaurants to the bedrooms and the palatial apartments, the property feels like a Baccarat boutique. The company has plans to open similar projects in Miami and Dubai. In Dubai, the Baccarat Hotel and Residences, set for completion in 2026, will include 144 hotel rooms and suites and 49 branded residences, offering two- to fourbedroom apartments and four- and f ive-bedroom penthouses.

In terms of amenities, gone are the days of windowless gyms or uninspiring terraces. Luxury condominiums are akin to checking into your most anticipated vacation destination, chock-full of amenities and round-the-clock services that cater to your every whim. The 115,000 square feet of amenity space at 888 Brickell Dolce & Gabbana includes a 4,000-square-foot pool deck, a swimming pool, three signature restaurants, a Dolce & Gabbana-branded spa and a f itness center. The brand’s singular amenities also include services such as custom tailoring—a resource that might entice the most discerning fashion devotees.

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BUYING INTO A BRAND OFTEN GUARANTEES QUALITY

Dolce & Gabbana’s first residential project in the U.S. offers 259 residences, each curated and fully furnished

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Reading TIME

In a screen-saturated era, the romantic and expressive appeal of a home library is on the up, says Riya Patel

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o mat ter how many f ull bookshelves a home may have, there’s something special about owning a dedicated library.

Who hasn’t dreamed of curating their own shelves, dusting off old favorites and getting lost for countless hours between the pages? The popularity of the personal library as a luxury home feature seems to have increased over the past few years, perhaps as a reaction to the pervasive presence of digital consumption. In the online era, a room full of books is a regular reminder to reconnect with the pleasure of reading, to surround yourself with words that have personal meaning, and to def ine a space that’s screen-free.

While studies and home off ices imply the drudgery of work, a library can be something much more whimsical—and this is ref lected in design approaches. “They provide endless opportunities to add a personal touch,” say designers Clémence Pirajean and James Lees of London-based f irm Pirajean Lees. Indeed, the recent “bookshelf wealth” trend points to the power of expressing oneself through the books and items on home shelving. For a 2023 townhouse project in London’s Marylebone neighborhood, Pirajean Lees included a library as an “inviting, quiet retreat—a relaxing space perfect for a morning coffee or a Sunday read.”

Layered with the owner’s collected novels and titles on art, fashion and design are pieces of framed art, sculptural vases, and decorative objects that ref lect his life story.

Compared to the neutral color scheme for the rest of the townhouse, the library sets a different tone with bookcases painted in the rich and nostalgic “Hague Blue” by British paint and wallpaper company Farrow & Ball. The compact space has several touches that work together successfully: a deepseated armchair, a variety of lamps, a handcrafted rug and a wood-paneled ceiling that adds warmth, while absorbing sound.

A glamorous Toronto home designed in 2023 by leading American interior designer Kelly Wearstler in 2023 also offers a small library as a place of escape.

Like a castle turret, this dramatic wood-paneled room has a circular plan where shallow bookshelves sit between slot windows. The family’s largeformat books are the crowning glory here; the front covers face outward, displayed as they might be on the shelves of a shop, allowing their designs to be fully admired. Instead of a chair to sit in, a glass table in the center of the room is the place to leaf through anything that takes the reader’s fancy.

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Left: Barrel-vault ceiling and sliding panels in deep blue, slate gray and marbled patterning add character to the Quarry Loft library

Photos: © Giulio Ghirardi; Michael Sinclair; Gieves Anderson; Sam Frost.

Below left: Rich colors and textures create a warm presence in the library Stefani Stein designed for actor Samira Wiley’s home

of a California residence for actor Samira Wiley, writer Lauren Morelli and their growing family, a generous three-seater sofa is the central feature of the classically styled library. LA-based designer Stefani Stein set the statement piece of furniture in a nook, surrounded by bespoke joinery painted in a deep green with a gloss f inish, and f illed with books and decorative objects. A large artwork behind and wall-mounted lamps with pleated fabric lampshades make a clear invitation to linger and enjoy the space. A low coffee table set up for playing chess or board games also marks this room out as a place for the family to entertain guests or enjoy time together.

New York-based architect Frederick Tang has another theory about why we love to make books such a feature of our homes: to impress other people.

“Whenever I go to someone’s home, whether it’s for the f irst time or the twentieth, I always spy on their shelves,” he says. “Book collections are the clearest window into someone’s preoccupations and always an opportunity to establish the point of view of a space.”

Quarry Loft, a New York apartment designed by Frederick Tang Architecture in 2022, features an adaptable library that can also function as a sitting room, guest room, off ice or entrance hall, thanks to a timber and f luted glass sliding partition. It’s a light and contemporary rendition of a classic library that makes the most of the small footprint. The white oak shelves are minimally arranged rather than stacked full, and the room’s barrel-vault ceiling does the job of lending the space its distinct character.

In French designer Pierre Yovanovitch’s conversion of a quintessentially Parisian apartment in 2024, the main hallway also functions as a library.

It’s a nod both to the book collector who formerly owned the home and the aspirations of the couple now living there, who wanted to combine period charm with a modern expression. Curved walls are f itted with slim bookshelves that surround doorways, maximizing the capacity of the small space to store and display books. Much more than just a room to pass through, the library features a playful ceiling fresco by artist Matthieu Cossé, a table by collectible mid-century designer Jean Royère, and thick textured wood surfaces that give it the feel of solidity.

In homes both contemporary and classical, the library is showing serious staying power, helping us feel both grounded and connected to bigger ideas.

“Books always elevate a room,” says Tang. “On a purely visual level, a surface of perfectly aligned spines becomes a living wallpaper. On an intellectual level, a giant coffee table with big art catalogues and monographs projects one’s curiosities and inspirations.” 0 Riya Patel is a London-based editor, writer and curator 55

Well-aged legacy When Tuscan stonemason Samuele Sebastiani moved to California in 1895, he mined the Sonoma Hills for the cobblestones used to build the streets of San Francisco. This venture earned him enough to buy the land on which he built the Sebastiani Vineyards, creating a winery that survives today.

Overlooking this piece of history is the five-acre Fleur de Lys estate, surrounded by century-old oaks and previously owned by the winemaker’s descendants. This 2,000 square foot home boasts both a chef’s kitchen with Italian Breccia Medicea stone countertops and, in the cavernous basement, a tasting room (with space for additional wine cellars). However, it’s the library with its doubleheight walls and bookshelves that is a standout feature of the house—the perfect spot to enjoy reading with a glass of wine.

$12,995,000 Property ID: 5FC3JT sothebysrealty.com Sotheby’s International Realty—Wine Country—Sonoma Brokerage Caroline Sebastiani +1 415 290 3123

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Brooklyn, NY Welcome to an exceptional 2-bedroom, 2-bath Residence in the heart of Greenwood Heights. Stepping into this thoughtfully designed home you’ll immediately appreciate an open-concept layout that combines the living room, dining area, and kitchen, all framed by south-east facing UV blocking, floor-to-ceiling windows that bathe the space in natural light. The contemporary kitchen is equipped with premium Fisher & Paykel appliances, custom cabinetry, and a spacious island with marble countertop, making it ideal for cooking and entertaining. This stunning new development is a modern addition to the neighborhood’s skyline, characterized by its bold glass facade and contemporary aesthetic. Perfectly positioned between the sought-after neighborhood of Park Slope and the lively hub of Industry City, it will have access to some of Brooklyn’s best dining, shopping, transportation and entertainment options. With access to 3 subway lines, 179 20th Street will offer a seamless commute into Manhattan and other parts of Brooklyn.

MLS# RLS11029523 | $1,999,000

Aroza Sanjana Associate Real Estate Broker Park Slope Office c.917.930.6500 arozasanjana@danielgale.com

Maryam Daghmoumi Real Estate Salesperson Cobble Hill Office c.646.403.6595 maryamdaghmoumi@danielgale.com

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Great Neck, NY Elegant Great Neck Estates Home Gracious Center Hall with modern updates. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, elegant living and dining room, den with fireplace, updated kitchen, marble baths, finished basement. Lovely yard with patios. Prestigious Great Neck Estates Village. Near LIRR and Town.

MLS# 828191 | $2,098,000

Sarit Elias Real Estate Salesperson Great Neck Office c.516.445.7636 saritelias@daniegale.com

Locust Valley, NY Apple Trees’ is a distinguished Tudor Revival estate set on over 15 acres in Locust Valley. Designed in 1916 by Roger H. Bullard as a wedding gift from J.P. Morgan to his son, the home reflects the grandeur of the Gold Coast era with stucco exteriors, ornamental brickwork, and 10 fireplaces.

The grounds feature mature landscaping, a Har-Tru tennis court, putting green, heated Gunite pool with pool house, and a 4-car garage with a 2-bedroom caretaker’s residence.

A rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of Long Island history.

MLS# 820881 | $9,985,000

Kimberly Bancroft Real Estate Salesperson Locust Valley Office c.516.404.5053 kimberlybancroft@danielgale.com

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Old Westbury, NY Private tree-lined drive leads to this Classic appointed 6-bedroom Residence.

Formal principal rooms boast elegant design, hardwood floors and detailed woodwork.

First floor primary suite includes its own mahogany home office. Walk-out lower level adds inviting entertainment space, wine cellar and gym. Verdant two-acre landscape.

MLS# 829965 | $3,895,000

Lois Kirschenbaum As a premier real estate advisor and Team Leader of the Lois Kirschenbaum Team, I specialize in the luxury market, delivering unparalleled expertise and personalized service to clients seeking their dream home. With a creative approach to showcasing properties and a profound understanding of the local market, I ensure each listing stands out.

Whether buying or selling, I am dedicated to navigating you through every step of the process with professionalism. Let me help you find your perfect sanctuary on the North Shore of Long Island.

Brookville, NY Magnificent 2.7-acre retreat in the heart of Brookville blends luxury and comfort, featuring easy ranch living. 6 bedrooms, generous scaled main rooms with architectural details throughout. Enjoy cooking in a culinary kitchen with walnut cabinetry, center island and breakfast nook. Home paneled office and separate wing provides ample space for guests. Luxurious primary suite features include a dressing room, fitted closets and marble bath. Walk out lower level. In-ground pool/hot-tub, waterfall feature and wrap around deck will enhance your outdoor entertaining.

MLS# L3591114 | $3,800,000

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Lois Kirschenbaum Associate Real Estate Broker Gold Circle of Excellence Wheatley Plaza Office c.516.526.7425 loiskirschenbaum@danielgale.com

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Hewlett Bay Park, NY Introducing an extraordinary waterfront Estate in Hewlett, NY, a sprawling sanctuary spanning over 12,000 sq. ft. across 2+ acres of lush grounds. Crafted by its owner, this residence is a testament to impeccable design, boasting a lower level with 6,000 sq. ft. dedicated to entertainment, including a bar and wellness center. Meticulous craftsmanship, and its intricate details, blend to create a lifestyle reserved for the most discerning.

MLS# L3556476 | $7,250,000

Leah Tozer Associate Real Estate Broker Long Beach Office c.516.860.5784 leahtozer@danielgale.com

Andrea Ciminera Real Estate Salesperson Long Beach Office c.203.887.7742 andreaciminera@danielgale.com

Rockville Centre, NY Welcome to this exquisite 5-bedroom, 3.55 full bath custom-built Center Hall Colonial, nestled in the highly sought-after Old Canterbury section of Rockville Centre.

Built in 2017, this home showcases superior craftsmanship, exceptional millwork, and high-quality construction throughout. Elegant details include custom moldings, coffered ceilings, and solid core doors, creating a timeless and sophisticated ambiance.

MLS# 823404 | $2,499,000

Theresa Brown Real Estate Salesperson Rockville Centre Office c.516.362.9517 theresabrown@danielgale.com

Ann Turner Real Estate Salesperson Rockville Centre Office c.516.375.7749 annturner@danielgale.com

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Garden City, NY – The Wyndham Coming home to The Wyndham is a truly exceptional experience.

The Wyndham seamlessly blends the best of both country and city life, offering an unparalleled lifestyle with exclusive services and amenities.

Residents enjoy the ultimate in luxury and convenience with 24/7 concierge service, a doorman, and valet parking. The Wyndham’s premier amenities include an indoor pool, a private health club, and a newly renovated club room with a fireplace and catering kitchen. Outdoors, a beautifully landscaped patio offers a gas barbecue, dining area, wet bar, and a scenic walking path surrounding a tranquil pond or lush gardens.

Ideally situated near fine dining, boutique shopping, luxury hotels, and transportation, The Wyndham presents exquisitely designed one, two, and three-bedroom residences with breathtaking city, village, or pond views.

Contact us for your private tour and viewing of available units.

Jessica Brantuk Real Estate Salesperson Garden City Office c.917.658.2966 jessicabrantuk@danielgale.com

Patricia Dickson Real Estate Salesperson Garden City Office c.516.280.0976 patriciadickson@danielgale.com

Lisa Heaney Real Estate Salesperson Garden City Office c.516.376.3470 lisaheaney@danielgale.com

Marianne Imperial Real Estate Salesperson Garden City Office c.516.314.9100 marianneimperial@danielgale.com

Linda Mulrooney Real Estate Salesperson Garden City Office c.516.581.2260 lindamulrooney@danielgale.com

Scott Wallace Real Estate Salesperson Garden City Office c.516.521.4065 scottwallace@danielgale.com

Garden City Office | 102 Seventh Street, Garden City, NY | 516.248.6655

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The City of Glen Cove

48 Pembroke Drive, Glen Cove, NY | MLS# 832725 | $3,588,000

Glen Cove, one of Nassau County’s only two cities, is a charming Gold Coast gem on Long Island’s North Shore, boasting vibrant marinas, beaches, and public park that host community gatherings. Steeped in history, it was once home to industrial barons like J.P. Morgan and F.W. Woolworth, with Charles Pratt’s “The Manor” now the Glen Cove Mansion Hotel. The 1 Spruce Lane, Glen Cove, NY | MLS# 812394 | $675,000

city offers a blend of historic elegance and modern living, with a diverse downtown, and easy access to NYC via the Long Island Railroad.

Sea Cliff Office 266 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, NY | 516.759.6822 North Shore Office 329 Glen Cove Ave, Sea Cliff, NY | 516.674.2000

100 Garvies Point Road Unit 1205, Glen Cove, NY | MLS# 811033 | $998,000

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Rosalyn Meyer 2023 & 2024 #1 Office Production Leader #1 Office Unit Leader #1 Office Listing Leader

About Roslyn Rosalyn Meyer is a highly accomplished real estate professional with Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, distinguished by her exceptional performance and consistent leadership. Notably, she achieved the position of the # 1 agent in the company’s top-performing office for both 2023 and 2024. Rosalyn has consistently ranked among the top 0.1% of real estate agents in America, according to RealTrends.com, for nine consecutive years (2016-2024). Additionally, she has been a top ten agent in production company-wide. She is a multi year Gold Circle of Excellence member. Beyond her real estate success, Rosalyn brings a unique blend of financial acumen and community involvement. She is a New York Licensed Certified Public Accountant, with previous experience as a Financial Manager at Citigroup and an Audit Senior at Deloitte & Touche.

Roslyn is deeply dedicated to serving her community, having held positions with various local organizations.

Roslyn’s Market Snapshot

$57M+

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Listing to Sale Price Ratio 2023 - 2024

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Rosalyn Meyer Real Estate Salesperson Manhasset Office c.516.526.7425 rosalynmeyer@danielgale.com

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5 Primrose Lane, East Hills, NY

6 Marion Street, Greenvale, NY

MLS# L3593883 | Last Ask: $2,750,000

MLS# L3538140 | Last Ask: $2,399,000

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1 Ridge Drive, Old Westbury, NY

38 Barry Park Court, Albertson, NY

MLS# L3552042 | Last Ask: $1,875,000

MLS# L3550531 | Last Ask: $1,999,990

Unmatched Success, No Matter the Address.

Neighborhoods change, but my dedication to delivering superior results remains the same. With a deep market knowledge and strategic approach, I can deliver outstanding results in any market.

MILANA SADYKOVA Real Estate Salesperson Gold Circle of Excellence c.917.547.1555 milanasadykova@danielgale.com

Great Neck Office | 42B Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, NY | 516.466.4036 | danielgale.com

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Qing (Jeff) Lu and Huailing (Helen) Deng Helen, a top-ranked realtor with Daniel Gale Sotheby’s, has a background in architecture and engineering. She sold high-end properties, including a record-breaking $90M Manhattan penthouse, and built a strong client base across Long Island, Queens, and Manhattan. Jeff Lu, a St. John’s graduate, is a dedicated real estate professional fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese. He has closed multiple transactions and built strong connections with buyers and investors from China.

Together, they offer unmatched market insight and seamless service.

Manhattan, NY Perched high above Fifth Avenue, this extraordinary Residence offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a home in one of New York City’s most prestigious locations.

Located in the legendary Crown Building, this bespoke residence masterfully blends Beaux-Arts architecture with Aman’s signature contemporary design, offering breathtaking views of Central Park and the iconic city skyline.

MLS# 807393 | $20,450,000

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Huailing (Helen) Deng Real Estate Salesperson Locust Valley Office c.917.859.7718 huailingdeng@danielgale.com

Qing (Jeff ) Lu Real Estate Salesperson Locust Valley Office c.516.637.8686 jefflu@danielgale.com

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Mill Neck, NY Nestled on 5.17 acres of manicured grounds, “Beaucort” is a magnific ent French manor-style Estate on Long Island’s Gold Coast. A grand gated entry leads to a stately 7-bedroom Residence with a steep slate mansard roof and an elegant stucco facade. Inside, beautifully proportioned formal rooms boast intricate architectural details, seamlessly flowing for effortless entertaining.

MLS# L3579080 | $4,650,000

Porter Teagle Team The Porter Teagle Team offers unmatched expertise in luxury real estate on Long Island’s North Shore. Christy Porter, an Associate Real Estate Broker with over 33 years of experience, ranks in the top 1% of residential brokers and is a Charter Member of Daniel Gale Sotheby’s Gold Circle of Excellence. Tina Teagle, a Licensed Real Estate Salesperson and Gold Circle Member, brings over 20 years of experience working with high-net-worth clients. Their combined market knowledge, attention to detail, and negotiation skills ensure seamless transactions.

Mill Neck, NY Perched on 8.66 scenic acres overlooking Beaver Lake, “Dam House” is a stunning waterfront Estate blending historic charm with modern luxury. The 1926-built 6-bedroom Colonial features gracious living spaces, expansive bluestone patios, and breathtaking sunset views. Completing the property is a 4-bedroom Cottage, pool house, swimming pool, and tennis court, creating a serene private retreat.

MLS# L3556016 | $8,100,000

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Christina (Christy) F. Porter Associate Real Estate Broker Locust Valley Office c.516.835.5512 christinaporter@danielgale.com

Christina (Tina) Teagle Real Estate Salesperson Locust Valley Office c.516.635.8679 christinateagle@danielgale.com

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Port Washington, NY Beautifully updated 1928 brick and stucco Colonial with a perfect blend of classic charm and modern amenities. Ideally located near restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and the LIRR. Spacious layout includes a formal dining room, den with vaulted-ceiling and skylights, and a chef’s kitchen. Plus, features like the gas fireplace, architectural archways, and custom built-ins add to the home’s character. With a home office, a finished basement with recreation space, and a walk-up attic for storage, there’s no shortage of functionality.

Elevate Your Listing,

MLS# 828557 | $1,089,000

Make it the One They Don’t Want to Miss

Investing in your home and creating interest requires a strategy. With my perfected preparation, pricing, and presentation combined with an eye for staging, high-quality photography that stands out, and the ability to determine the right pricing, I ensure that buyers see your home’s greatest potential in this ever-changing market.

Contact me today to see your home in my portfolio.

Port Washington, NY Charming and spacious 4-bedroom Cape Cod home on a picturesque tree-lined street. Thoughtful details include custom moldings, hardwood floors, and abundant natural light. Formal living and dining rooms, a bay-windowed family room, and a wood-burning fireplace add warmth. The updated chef’s kitchen features granite counters, stainless appliances, and custom cabinetry. 2 first-floor bedrooms share a spa-inspired bath, while upstairs offers 2 oversized bedrooms and a new full bath.

A large basement provides storage, laundry, and recreation space.

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Beth Catrone Associate Real Estate Broker Gold Circle of Excellence Port Washington Office c.516.647.1729 bethcatrone@danielgale.com

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East Hills, NY Welcome to Country Estates - a newly built residence offering a harmonious blend of sophistication, modern elegance, and functional design with beautifully proportioned principal rooms. The backyard is a private oasis with country club amenities.

MLS# 821503 | $4,995,000

Tara Fox Tara Fox takes pride in her exceptional service and sales achievements in Long Island’s North Shore luxury real estate markets. Her philosophy revolves around honesty, integrity, trust, and a positive outlook, believing these qualities lead to the right approach for optimal results.

With a background in the high-end fashion industry, Tara brings a unique perspective

Roslyn, NY

to real estate. She seamlessly blends

Elegant Center Hall Colonial with stunning water views nestled in the coveted Roslyn Pines. This stately brick home boasts 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths offering an exquisite blend of classic charm and modern convenience.

to uncover and showcase the beauty

marketing expertise with a keen ability in each home, creating a personalized experience for clients.

MLS# 838730 | $1,999,000 Whether clients are looking to purchase, relocate, or list their home in the communities of the North Shore, Tara is dedicated to applying her experience and expertise to ensure a successful real estate transaction.

Roslyn, NY Discover the perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and sophistication in this move-in-ready 3-bedroom, 3-bath Townhome in the exclusive gated community of Roslyn Landing conveniently located in the center of Roslyn Village.

MLS# 832598 | $1,700,000

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Tara Fox Associate Real Estate Broker Gold Circle of Excellence Lois Kirschenbaum Team Wheatley Plaza Office c.516.641.2652 tarafox@danielgale.com

Syosset/Muttontown Office Contact us at 516.677.0030 The Syosset/Muttontown Office opened its doors 20 years ago and is a bustling hub of activity.

Situated in a prime location in the heart of town, it is surrounded by Syosset, Muttontown, Oyster Bay Cove, Laurel Hollow, Woodbury, and The Brookvilles. The area offers premier shopping and restaurants, as well as the Town of Oyster Bay Golf Course, the Muttontown Preserve, and the Syosset LIRR. Equipped with the latest technology, including electronic document management, advanced CRM software, automated marketing tools, custom advertising plans, virtual tours, drone videos, and 3D walkthroughs, agents and staff use these tools to stay ahead of the competition and provide clients with the highest level of service.

Our agents are highly knowledgeable, professional, and responsive, and they take pride in giving back to their communities through their participation in various charitable causes. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, a seller looking to list your property, or if you’d like to purchase a commercial property as an investment, our trusted and experienced agents are dedicated to helping you achieve your real estate goals.

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Karen Sharf It’s the little things that define luxury, never the price tag. It’s the charm of a home, the style, the warmth and beauty.

Luxury is also in the detailed service I provide. An elevated experience for both buyer and seller is what I’m all about.

Let me show you the difference when working with a top agent that truly understands and delivers quality and luxury in everything I do.

Lake Success, NY – “Lake House” This extraordinary mid-century Modern Masterpiece spans over 10,000 sq. ft. of stunning architectural design. Featuring dramatic, large-scale rooms with soaring ceilings and expansive windows. The home seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living, offering breathtaking panoramic views of pristine Lake Success from nearly every vantage point.

The details of this property reflect a refined elegance, with its sleek lines, open floor plan, and an abundance of natural light creating a luxurious yet comfortable living experience.

MLS# L3578389 | $6,499,000

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Scan to learn more Karen Sharf Associate Real Estate Broker Gold Circle of Excellence Wheatley Plaza Office c.516.972.7647 karensharf@danielgale.com

SUFFOLK COUNTY

Bay Shore Office Contact us at 631.647.7013 249 W Main Street, Bay Shore, NY Our Bay Shore office sits just a few blocks from downtown and a mile from the Fire Island Ferries. Serving Babylon to Blue Point, it connects our Hamptons and Rockville Center offices.

Our agents are professional, knowledgeable, and communityfocused, enriching lives through local events. With Robert Moses Beach and Fire Island nearby, it instills coastal charm and is in close proximity to a bustling downtown area.

Virtually Staged

Islip, NY | One-of-a-Kind Waterfront Estate This stunning 6,619 sq. ft. waterfront Estate offers unmatched luxury, comfort, and panoramic natural beauty. Set on 1.93 acres, the expansive property greets you with breathtaking water views and majestic park-like grounds. This home boasts a resort style in-ground pool that seamlessly integrates with the tranquil waterfront, creating the perfect setting for both relaxation and entertaining. With three separate living areas, this Estate is designed for effortless gatherings while offering guests their own private sanctuaries. Enjoy captivating sunsets, soothing waterfront breezes, refreshments under the covered veranda, or retreat to your personal oasis. A spacious 3-car detached garage offers ample room for prized vehicles and more. This Estate is truly one of a kind. It combines the finest in luxury living with an exceptional waterfront location, shopping and restaurants galore on Islip’s eclectic and historic Main Street, and easy access to all that New York City and Long Island have to offer, from Manhattan to Fire Island to the Hamptons and Montauk. This one is a GEM. MLS# 824181 | $2,495,000 71

Margaret (Meg) Smith Associate Real Estate Broker Gold Circle of Excellence Bay Shore Office 631.647.7013, c.516.578.7153 margaretsmith@danielgale.com

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Cold Spring Harbor, NY Exceptional Custom-Built Estate Step inside this extraordinary 7-bedroom Estate, nestled on 3.78 acres in the coveted Jennings Beach neighborhood in the Village of Lloyd Harbor. Every aspect of this home exemplifies luxury living, featuring soaring ceilings, a designer kitchen, a private tennis court, and a heated gunite pool accompanied by a separate pool house. Offering a seamless blend of refined interiors and outdoor elegance, this residence is ready to provide an unmatched lifestyle of privacy and sophistication.

MLS# 812134 | $5,750,000

Jeanne Posillico Leonard Associate Real Estate Broker Cold Spring Harbor Office c.631.692.9298 jeanneleonard@danielgale.com

Northport, NY Charming 4-bedroom, 4-bath home on a .35-acre lot with winter water views and private access to two tranquil beaches. This coastal gem blends charm and functionality with an inviting eat-in kitchen, cozy den, and spacious living room. A two-level addition (2003) offers a studio, home office, wet bar, and full bath—ideal for remote work, guests, or creative space. The serene primary bedroom features an en suite bath and large closet. Additional perks include a 1-car garage, generator hookup, and laundry area.

Just 6 miles from Northport Village and 56 miles from NYC, enjoy privacy, beaches, and easy access to local attractions. Don’t miss out—schedule your showing today MLS# L1439317 | $935,000

Catherine Wallack, CBR Real Estate Salesperson Northport Office c.917.701.1034 catherinewallack@danielgale.com

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Smithtown Office 81 Route 11, Smithtown, NY | 631.584.6600 | danielgale.com

Jacqueline Clancy Sales Manager Associate Real Estate Broker

Beth Agliato Real Estate Salesperson

Kelly Burke Kelly Real Estate Salesperson

Tina Bustamante Real Estate Salesperson

Linda Chavez Real Estate Salesperson

Susan Ciccone Real Estate Salesperson

Ashley Curaba Real Estate Salesperson

Tarek Dawood Real Estate Salesperson

Alicia DeBlasio Real Estate Salesperson

Theresa DeSalvio Real Estate Salesperson

Norma Dispenza Real Estate Salesperson

Christopher Doveala Associate Real Estate Broker

Diane Duffy Real Estate Salesperson

Janet Foley Real Estate Salesperson

Bonnie Glenn Associate Real Estate Broker

Christa Glenn Real Estate Salesperson

Marianne J. Koke Associate Real Estate Broker

Mary Lynch Real Estate Salesperson

Marissa Makram Real Estate Salesperson

Zahid Mehmood Real Estate Salesperson

Valdrin Mulaj Real Estate Salesperson

Steven Nobre Real Estate Salesperson

Lynda Pennachio Real Estate Salesperson

Michael Spampinato Real Estate Salesperson

Danny Uglialoro Real Estate Salesperson

Stephen Valentino Real Estate Salesperson

Janessa Vargas Real Estate Salesperson

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Ida Vergara Real Estate Salesperson

Denise Voelker Real Estate Salesperson

Saltaire, NY – Rare Saltaire Opportunity Presenting 206 Broadway, one of Saltaire’s premier homes, blending luxury, craftsmanship, and a prime location in the heart of Fire Island. Custom-built by the owner, a skilled contractor, this 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath year-round residence spans 3,050 sq. ft. and sits on a 6-lot parcel, offering privacy and space. Conveniently located between the bay beach, and ocean beach this home is ideal for beach lovers and year-round residents.

Featuring en suite primary and secondary bedrooms as well as 3 newly renovated bedrooms on the second floor which also boasts a beautiful brand new full bath. The second floor deck hosts panoramic views of the Fire Island Lighthouse, the Atlantic Ocean and the Great South Bay. This exceptional home is perfect for both large and small gatherings, offering seamless indoor-outdoor living that embodies the best of beach town luxury. Saltaire’s vibrant community provides access to a yacht club, tennis courts, sailing, and much more, making it a truly sought-after destination. Offered fully turnkey, 206 Broadway is your opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind residence in one of the most desirable locations on Fire Island.

MLS# 832215 | $3,750,000

Nathaniel Larson Real Estate Salesperson Bay Shore Office 631.647.7013, c.631.800.1301 nathaniellarson@danielgale.com

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Stony Brook/Port Jefferson Office 1067 Route 25A, Stony Brook, NY | 631.689.6980 | danielgale.com

Jacqueline Clancy Sales Manager Associate Real Estate Broker

Miriam Ainbinder Associate Real Estate Broker

Monica Balsan Real Estate Salesperson

Sharon Bloch Associate Real Estate Broker

Bonnie Boeger Associate Real Estate Broker

Regina Booker Real Estate Salesperson

Holly Brainard Associate Real Estate Broker

Valerie Briston Real Estate Salesperson

Patricia Cain Real Estate Salesperson

Kenny Chan Real Estate Salesperson

Benjamin Eckstein Real Estate Salesperson

Susan Falvey Real Estate Salesperson

Kathleen Forster Associate Real Estate Broker

Silvia Francese Real Estate Salesperson

Frances Gates Associate Real Estate Broker

Linda Giordano Associate Real Estate Broker

Bonnie Glenn Associate Real Estate Broker

Christa Glenn Real Estate Salesperson

Stephen Healy Real Estate Salesperson

Tor Johnson Associate Real Estate Broker

William Kutsch Real Estate Salesperson

Donna Memoli Associate Real Estate Broker

Kevin Milano Real Estate Salesperson

Bessie O’Dwyer Real Estate Salesperson

Michael O’Dwyer Associate Real Estate Broker

Kathy Pagano Real Estate Salesperson

Michelle Rampone Real Estate Salesperson

Rejane Ribeiro Real Estate Salesperson

Carol Russell Real Estate Salesperson

Lynn Sabatelle Associate Real Estate Broker

Michael Silano Real Estate Salesperson

Ann Strong Associate Real Estate Broker

Mary Van Tuyl Real Estate Salesperson

Diane Wolyniec Real Estate Salesperson

Nicole Yanotti Real Estate Salesperson

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The One to Exceed Expectations.

Quogue, NY

Bellport Village, NY

“Nunnakoma” A waterfront retreat on Penniman Creek. This elegant shingle-style home with 8-beds and 7-baths offers sweeping bay views across 17 rooms. Features include a grand foyer, gourmet kitchen and expansive porches. This residence epitomizes luxury living in a serene setting. MLS# L3552961. $7,200,000.

“Bay Breeze” A stunning 3-level waterfront Estate set on 2.5 acres of mature gardens with expansive bay views. This luxurious 5-bed, 5 and 2-half bath residence includes golf, a heated Gunite pool and spa, poolhouse, Har-Tru tennis court and a marine wall with a dock for watercraft. MLS# L3593712. $6,750,000.

Westhampton Beach, NY

Head of the Harbor, NY

A stunning 6-bedroom, 7.5-bath residence nestled near the Village of Westhampton Beach. Approximately 6,000 sq. ft., across three levels and built in 2021, residence offers a harmonious blend of contemporary design and luxurious amenities, providing the perfect sanctuary for discerning homeowners. MLS# 829435. $3,650,000.

An exceptional home sited on 2 acres, offering incredible attention to detail. The open floor plan offers in excess of 5,000 sq. ft. across 2 levels, with 5 bedrooms and 4.5 baths. Oversized chef’s kitchen provides breakfast nook, serving area, coffee bar, and pantry. Enjoy stunning finishes, mill work and quality construction. MLS# 818587. $2,900,000.

Deborah Pirro, ABR Real Estate Salesperson Global Real Estate Advisor Gold Circle of Excellence RealTrends Verified 2023 & 2024 Hamptons Office Production Leader 2021 - 2024 631.288.1050, c.516.637.5786 deborahpirro@danielgale.com 76

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Mattituck, NY

Southold, NY

This 4-bedroom, 2-bath Bayfront home offers an immersive waterfront experience with 180-degree water views from every room, creating the sensation of living aboard a boat. Enjoy sundrenched decks, an open floor plan, and proximity to North Fork’s finest amenities, making this a true coastal paradise.

This Nantucket-style cedar shake home offers a lifestyle of endless summer with panoramic water views and a private deep-water dock that can accommodate a 66 ft. boat. Enjoy expansive decks, a gourmet kitchen, and access to a private beach, creating a perfect retreat for waterfront living and recreation.

MLS# L3552341 | $2,200,000

Mariah Mills, CBR Real Estate Salesperson Greenport Office c.631.965.2557 mariahmills@danielgale.com

MLS# 810320 | $2,999,999

Montauk, NY Stunning waterfront Estate on Lake Montauk with panoramic views from nearly every room. Set on 0.73 acres and an additional acre of underwater land, this 4-bedroom, 4-bath home features a bright, open floor plan with a Hamptons beachy vibe. The kitchen flows seamlessly into dining and living areas, perfect for entertaining. Enjoy indoor and outdoor dining, a spacious primary suite with lake views, and a beautifully designed patio with seating, a fireplace, and outdoor shower. Direct access to your private beach and bay. Additional living spaces, a 2-car garage, and basement offer flexibility.

Experience the ultimate in waterfront living.

MLS# L3589585 | $9,250,000

Joseph LaViola Real Estate Salesperson Huntington Office c.516.513.2191 josephlaviola@danielgale.com

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Mariah Mills, CBR Real Estate Salesperson Greenport Office c.631.965.2557 mariahmills@danielgale.com

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Strategic. Connected. Client-Focused.

For Kelly DiJorio, real estate is about trust, strategy, and lasting relationships. With a background in investment, construction, and mathematics, she brings sharp analytical skills to pricing, trends, and negotiation. A former math teacher, she simplifies complex decisions, helping clients make informed choices. Kelly’s local expertise and global network ensure seamless transactions wherever life takes her clients. She is deeply committed to guiding clients with integrity and care.

Kelly is outstanding. Above all, she is professional and smart. She is personable, well-connected, and clearly respected by professionals across associated industries (real estate attorneys, mortgage professionals, etc.). She is patient and efficient; she was always open to feedback and used that info to find perfect matches in homes for my needs. I just closed on my home today and I can’t believe it but she found me a home that checked off every single need (and wish) I had when I first started my search. She is phenomenal at her job. I highly recommend her!

– Client

East Hampton, NY 16 Amy’s Lane is a reimagined Hamptons retreat on 1.1 acres in East Hampton Village. This 4 bedroom, 5.5 bath home boasts a chef’s kitchen, vaulted ceilings, a 20x40 heated pool, luxe finishes, and modern upgrades. Moments from beaches, dining, and shops, it offers a turnkey lifestyle. MLS# 817370. $8,295,000.

Kelly DiJorio, ABR Real Estate Salesperson | Global Real Estate Advisor Gold Circle of Excellence Nominee | Hamptons Office c.631.384.5470 | kellydijorio@danielgale.com Client testimonials reflect the unique experiences of individual clients and do not guarantee a similar outcome for everyone. Your results may differ depending on your specific circumstances and approach.

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Hamptons Office Contact us at 631.288.1050 Nestled in the heart of Westhampton Beach, the Hamptons Office of Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty proudly serves clients across the East End. With over 40 seasoned agents and brokers, we expertly handle everything from marketing luxury estates and coastal retreats to securing seasonal rentals and helping clients find their first home. Contact us today to experience the Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty difference firsthand.

Montauk, NY

Remsenburg, NY

Remsenburg, NY | Recently Sold

MLS# L3589585. $9,250,000.

MLS# L3530281. $6,999,999.

MLS# 3551504. $6,000,000.

Kelly DiJorio, ABR | c.631.384.5470

Victoria Reynolds, ABR | c.631.834.3440

Deborah Pirro, ABR | c.516.637.5786

Southampton, NY

Amagansett, NY

East Hampton, NY

MLS# 815528. $2,895,000.

MLS# L3572299. $475,000.

MLS# 828544. $30,000 July.

Robert Florio | c.631.702.2000

Neil Tevez | c.516.641.3326

Frank Mistretta | c.631.495.8820

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The North Fork of Long Island Forget the fleeting trends. The North Fork isn’t just a destination; it’s a feeling – a blend of sun-drenched vineyards, the rhythmic lull of the Great Peconic Bay, and a community that feels like home. We don’t just sell houses; we curate experiences. We know the secret spots where the sunsets paint the sky in hues you’ve never imagined, the local farmers who grow the freshest bounty, and the hidden coves where tranquility reigns. We’re not just real estate professionals; we’re your North Fork guides, your storytellers, and your neighbors. Let us unlock the door to a life less ordinary.

This is your invitation to truly live the North Fork.

Contact us, and let’s craft your unique North Fork narrative together.

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The One to Navigate Your Real Estate Journey with over 30 Years of Experience & Expertise Vicky Reynolds is a seasoned real estate expert and fourth-generation East End local, with a wealth of knowledge spanning from luxurious oceanfront estates to charming starter homes. As a proud member of Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty’s Gold Circle of Excellence for countless years, Vicky’s expertise—particularly with waterfront properties—and her sharp negotiating skills make her the go-to agent for buying, selling, or referring clients seeking exceptional real estate guidance.

Much like an ocean jetty that withstands nature’s forces, Vicky’s success is built on her endurance and adaptability to market shifts and client needs. With decades of experience, she offers persistence and reliability to navigate any challenge. When you choose Vicky, you’re selecting a steady, experienced partner, as resilient as the East End she knows so well.

“My husband and I spent several days with Vicky Reynolds exploring homes from Remsenburg to Westhampton, Quogue, Southampton and Water Mill. As a native of the area Vicky is a wealth of knowledge of the beaches, towns, and neighborhoods within the towns. She instinctively grasped what was important to us in a home and its surroundings. She was tireless in her efforts to be sure we understood the personality of each area and took us to several beaches to complete each tour. She cared so much that we find the perfect fit and we did! I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Vicky as a knowledgeable, caring and fun person to find a home with.”

– Laura and Steve

Victoria Reynolds, ABR Associate Real Estate Broker Global Real Estate Advisor Gold Circle of Excellence Hamptons Office c.631.834.3440 victoriareynolds@danielgale.com Client testimonials reflect the unique experiences of individual clients and do not guarantee a similar outcome for everyone. Your results may differ depending on your specific circumstances and approach.

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B R O O K LY N & Q U E E N S

Brooklyn Offices For over 100 years, Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty has evolved from a small, family-owned business to the preeminent real estate brokerage firm for Long Island, Brooklyn, and Queens. 35 years of local knowledge, experience, and service throughout Brooklyn, makes us the go-to brokerage for all your real estate needs.

Greenwood, Brooklyn, NY

Cobble Hill Area, Brooklyn, NY

Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, NY

MLS# RLS11022336. $1,455,000.

MLS# RLS11003497. $1,999,000.

MLS# RLS20002847. $2,150,000.

Aroza Sanjana, c.917.930.6500

Aroza Sanjana, c.917.930.6500

Terry Baum, c.718.208.7029

Maryam Daghmoumi, c.646.403.6595

Maryam Daghmoumi, c.646.403.6595

Stuyvesant Heights, Brooklyn, NY

FIDI, NY

Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, NY

MLS# RLS20006497. $2,500,000.

MLS# RLS20007767. $3,500,000.

MLS# RLS20009715. $7,995,000.

Erik Serras, c.917.330.5789

Christian Roth, c.917.945.8414

Susan DiSalvio, c.347.405.1650

Cobble Hill Office | 207 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY | 718.689.6400 Park Slope Office | 89 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn, NY | 718.638.6500 Williamsburg Office | 299 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY | 718.689.8400 82

Discover the Heart of Queens Nestled in the vibrant communities of Astoria and Bayside, our Queens offices are perfectly positioned to serve the most dynamic and diverse areas of New York City. From the tree-lined streets and waterfront views of Bayside to the lively cultural scene and historic charm of Astoria, Queens offers a unique blend of city energy and neighborhood comfort.

With deep local expertise and a commitment to personalized service, we’re here to help you navigate the Queens market with confidence. Our Astoria and Bayside offices are not just located in Queens—we’re part of the fabric of these communities, ready to guide you through every step of your real estate journey.

Looking to make a move in Queens?

Contact our Astoria or Bayside offices today and let us help you find your perfect place!

Astoria Office | 32-07 30th Avenue, Astoria, NY | 718.650.5855 Bayside Office | 36-35 Bell Blvd Suite 204, Bayside, NY | 718.762.2268

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Isle of Palms, South Carolina

Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina

An exceptionally well-renovated home along the expansive front beach of Isle of Palms, this property features rarified air and quality finishes. Entirely designed by the renowned Marie-Laure Kosian and beautifully appointed, this turnkey property will exceed the expectations of even the most discerning buyers.

Own a piece of paradise on Sullivan’s Island! Designed by renowned Herlong Architects and built by Nettles Construction, this exquisite second-row home offers breathtaking ocean views from all rooms and an unmatched coastal lifestyle just steps from the beach access.

64grandpavilion.com $6,995,000 Ruthie Ravenel Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty 843.696.8858 ruthie@danielravenelsir.com

3030marshallblvd.com $5,900,000 Ruthie Ravenel | Ali Berney Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty 843.696.8858 ruthie@danielravenelsir.com

Charleston, South Carolina

Charleston, South Carolina

A seamless blend of timeless elegance and modern convenience, 12 Broughton is a rare blend of Southern charm and modern comfort, offering endless possibilities for refined Lowcountry living.

Thoughtfully reimagined by its current owners, this stately residence offers an effortless lifestyle.

For those seeking an unparalleled blend of history, luxury, and modern convenience, 71 Moultrie Street presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity overlooking the coveted green fields of Hampton Park. This meticulously reimagined 1920s home retains its historic charm while offering updated systems and finishes.

12broughton.com $4,350,000 Ruthie Ravenel Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty 843.696.8858 ruthie@danielravenelsir.com

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71moultriest.com $3,795,000 Ruthie Ravenel Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty 843.696.8858 ruthie@danielravenelsir.com

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Ocean Reef Club Key Largo, Florida 104 Andros Road. Experience ultimate luxury in this custom-built Ocean Reef home on the Atlantic. Designed for breathtaking ocean views and seamless indoor-outdoor living, it boasts a chef’s kitchen with walnut cabinetry, La Cornue stove, and Sub-Zero/Wolf appliances.

Sophisticated touches include Venetian plaster walls, custom Italian closets, and Schoenbeck lighting. The primary suite offers a vertical fireplace, spa, and ocean front views. Enjoy a custom theater, glass-ceiling bar, pool/spa with summer kitchen oceanside. A rare opportunity for the discerning buyer.

oceanreefclubsir.com $26,000,000 Marcy Aultman Ocean Reef Club Sotheby’s International Realty 305.522.0528 marcy@oceanreefclubsir.com

Ocean Reef Club - Key Largo, Florida

Ocean Reef Club - Key Largo, Florida

21 South Bridge Lane.

Mediterranean-inspired estate exudes sophistication and luxury with impeccable craftsmanship. Grand foyer, soaring ceilings, and custom details. Features chef’s kitchen, butler’s pantry, spacious living areas, and serene primary suite. Pool, outdoor kitchen, private dock, home office, media room and smart tech.

5 Diana Road. In the coveted Villa Cay neighborhood of Ocean Reef and situated adjacent to the park, sits a stunning Key West-style home. Built in 2015, featuring 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, spacious living area, beautiful kitchen, and poolside primary bedroom. Offers indoor/outdoor living with a patio, second dining area, and relaxing park views.

oceanreefclubsir.com $17,925,000 Russell Post | Molly Taylor Ocean Reef Club Sotheby’s International Realty 508.524.4633 molly@oceanreefclubsir.com

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oceanreefclubsir.com $9,950,000 Cassy Everhart | Morgan Smith Ocean Reef Club Sotheby’s International Realty 305.522.2332 cassy@oceanreefclubsir.com

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Kimberly Bancroft Real Estate Salesperson c.516.404.5053

Terry Baum Associate Real Estate Broker c.718.208.7029

Myla Borucke Real Estate Salesperson c.516.641.7743

Jessica Brantuk Real Estate Salesperson c.917.658.2966

Theresa Brown Real Estate Salesperson c.516.362.9517

Beth Catrone Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.647.1729

Andrea Ciminera Real Estate Salesperson c.203.887.7742

Maryam Daghmoumi Real Estate Salesperson c.646.403.6595

Huailing (Helen) Deng Real Estate Salesperson c.917.859.7718

Patricia Dickson Real Estate Salesperson c.516.280.0976

Kelly DiJorio Real Estate Salesperson c.631.384.5470

Susan DiSalvio Real Estate Salesperson c.347.405.1650

Sarit Elias Real Estate Salesperson c.516.445.7636

Robert Florio Associate Real Estate Broker c.631.702.2000

Tara Fox Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.641.2652

Lisa Heaney Real Estate Salesperson c.516.376.3470

Marianne Imperial Real Estate Salesperson c.516.314.9100

Nancy Jarvis Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.850.2110

Lois Kirschenbaum Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.526.7425

Nathaniel Larson Real Estate Salesperson c.631.800.1301

Joseph LaViola Real Estate Salesperson c.516.513.2191

Jeanne Posillico Leonard Associate Real Estate Broker c.631.902.9250

Qing (Jeff) Lu Real Estate Salesperson c.516.637.8686

Rosalyn Meyer Real Estate Salesperson c.917.887.2687

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Mariah Mills Real Estate Salesperson c.631.965.2557

Frank Mistretta Real Estate Salesperson c.631.495.8820

Peggy Moriarty Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.769.2843

Linda Mulrooney Real Estate Salesperson c.516.581.2260

Debra Quinn Petkanas Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.359.3204

Deborah Pirro Real Estate Salesperson c.516.637.5786

Christina (Christy) Porter Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.835.5512

Victoria Reynolds Associate Real Estate Broker c.631.834.3440

Damian Ross Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.369.5868

Christian Roth Real Estate Salesperson c.917.945.8414

Milana Sadykova Real Estate Salesperson c.917.547.1555

Aroza Sanjana Associate Real Estate Broker c.917.930.6500

Erik Serras Associate Real Estate Broker c.917.330.5789

Karen Sharf Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.972.7647

Margaret (Meg) Smith Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.578.7153

Christina (Tina) Teagle Real Estate Salesperson c.516.635.8679

Neil Tevez Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.641.3326

Leah Tozer Associate Real Estate Broker c.516.860.5784

Ann Turner Real Estate Salesperson c.516.375.7749

Scott Wallace Real Estate Salesperson c.516.521.4065

Catherine Wallack Real Estate Salesperson c.917.701.1034

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Our Offices

Find us Located Across Long Island from Brooklyn to the East End

Corporate

Great Neck

Park Slope

36 Main Street Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 631.423.1180

42B Middle Neck Road Great Neck, NY 11021 516.466.4036

78 7th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11217 718.638.6500

Relocations & Referrals

Greenport

Port Washington

36 Main Street Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 800.445.4460

114 Main Street Greenport, NY 11944 631.477.0013

350 Main Street Port Washington, NY 11050 516.883.2900

DGNY Commercial

Hamptons

Rockville Centre

175 Broadhollow Road, Suite 140 Melville, NY 11747 516.402.3469

100 Main Street Westhampton Beach, NY 11978 631.288.1050

36 S. Park Avenue Rockville Centre, NY 11570 516.678.1510

Astoria

Huntington

Sea Cliff

32-07 30th Avenue Astoria, NY 11102 718.650.5855

263 Main Street Huntington, NY 11743 631.427.6600

266 Sea Cliff Avenue Sea Cliff, NY 11579 516.759.6822

Bay Shore

Locust Valley

Shelter Island

249 W. Main Street Bay Shore, NY 11706 631.647.7013

1 Buckram Road Locust Valley, NY 11560 516.759.4800

11 Grand Avenue Shelter Island Heights, NY 11965 631.749.1155

Bayside

Long Beach

Smithtown

36-35 Bell Blvd Suite 204 Bayside, NY 11361 718.762.2268

58 W. Park Avenue Long Beach, NY 11561 516.670.1700

81 Route 111 Smithtown, NY 11787 631.584.6600

Carle Place/Westbury

Manhasset

Stony Brook/Port Jefferson

356 Westbury Avenue Carle Place, NY 11514 516.334.3606

364 Plandome Road Manhasset, NY 11030 516.627.4440

1067 Route 25A Stony Brook, NY 11790 631.689.6980

Cobble Hill

Mattituck

Syosset/Muttontown

207 Court Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 718.689.6400

10095 Main Road, #9 Mattituck, NY 11952 631.298.0300

7951 Jericho Turnpike Woodbury, NY 11797 516.677.0030

Cold Spring Harbor

Mattituck Love Lane

Wheatley Plaza

5 Main Street Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 631.692.6770

70 Love Lane Mattituck, NY 11952 631.298.4130

342 Wheatley Plaza Greenvale, NY 11548 516.626.7600

Cutchogue

Northport

Williamsburg

28080 Main Road Cutchogue, NY 11935 631.734.5439

77 Main Street Northport, NY 11768 631.754.3400

299 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11211 718.689.8400

Garden City

North Shore

102 Seventh Street Garden City, NY 11530 516.248.6655

329 Glen Cove Avenue Sea Cliff, NY 11579 516.674.2000

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Each office is independently owned and operated.

We are pledged to provide equal opportunity for housing to any prospective customer or client, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.

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East Williston, NY This exceptional Colonial home combines timeless charm with modern luxury.

With 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, a formal living and dining room, and a gourmet kitchen, MLS# 817063 | $2,689,000

Nancy Jarvis With 43 years of experience as a top real estate professional and company leader for Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, Nancy has created an unrivaled

East Williston, NY

reputation of industry innovation, exceptional personal service, and

5 bedrooms, 5 baths, a formal living room, formal dining room, a butler’s pantry, and a gourmet kitchen—perfect for both elegance and everyday convenience.

outstanding results for all her customers and clients throughout central Nassau County and The Hamptons.

MLS# L3584645 | $2,749,000 Since 2007 Nancy is ranked in the Top 1.5% of Real Estate Professionals in the US - REAL Tends list for Top Agents, Nancy is a Charter Member of the Gold Circle of Excellence for Daniel Gale, which is a prestigious honor awarded to a select few frontrunners in the company. Nancy has consistently displayed her professionalism and reliability, earning her a nomination for Daniel Gale’s esteemed Hall of Fame.

East Williston, NY This one of a kind 4,800 sq. ft. Colonial includes 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, formal dining adjacent to the Wheatley Hills Golf Course. This property is an entertainer’s dream.

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Nancy Jarvis Associate Real Estate Broker Gold Circle of Excellence c.516.850.2110 nancyjarvis@danielgale.com

The One Who

Outperforms Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty’s results prove that we’re the partner you can trust.

$3.92B Sales Volume

2,840 Units Sold

$1.27M Average Sales Price

62 Average Days On Market

Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty 1.800.942.5334 | danielgale.com Source: OneKey MLS (1/1/2024 – 12/31/2024) Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated.