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Best properties on the market

This week: Homes for outdoor enthusiasts

Tucson The Coronado National Forest trailhead lies adjacent to this four-bedroom house in a canyon. The rock-and-steel home has a gourmet kitchen, a wine room, and oversize windows with desert views. Exterior amenities include a large covered patio, a pool, and an outdoor fireplace. $2,100,000. Gina F. McGlamery, Long Realty Co., (520) 918-5867

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2 Albany, Ga. Twin Eagles Plantation is a 715-acre fishing-andhunting property with a five-bedroom main residence. Details of the 2003 house include heart-pine floors, a Burmese carved ceiling in the library, and an antique fireplace and chandeliers. The property holds two stocked ponds, managed bobwhite quail and whitetail deer populations, 3 miles of trails, and a large equipment barn. $3,594,000. Jon Kohler, Jon Kohler & Associates, (850) 508-2999 3 Credit River Township, Minn. This three-bedroom home sits on 10.7 acres along the Credit River. Built in 2003, the house features stone and glass walls, three fireplaces, a workout room, a sauna, and an oversize screened porch. The property is close to area lakes and has multiple terraces, a pool, a spa, and an outdoor kitchen area. $1,495,000. Berg Larsen Group, Coldwell Banker Burnet, (612) 968-6030

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Bluffton, S.C. Sitting in the Palmetto Bluff community, this five-bedroom home along the May River offers views of the surrounding marshland.

The house includes a chef’s kitchen, a movie theater, an exercise room, and a downstairs master suite with a screened porch.

Homeowners have access to paddling, fishing, and more than 20,000 acres for biking and hiking. $3,490,000. Bryan Byrne, Palmetto Bluff Real Estate Co., (843) 706-6400

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Lake Geneva, Wis. This four-bedroom home is set within a 336acre golf community. The interior boasts a two-story foyer, walnut floors, French doors, and a great room with a three-story fireplace and 40-foot ceilings. Shared amenities include a private lake, riding stables and trails, and 1,000 acres of forest preserve. $3,650,000.

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6 Canaan, Conn. Built in 1935, this three-bedroom house is close to the Great Falls of the Housatonic River and the Appalachian and Mohawk trails. Features include French doors, a remodeled kitchen, two screened porches, and a brick fireplace. The 4.25-acre property has fruit trees and perennial gardens. $399,000. Sherie Berk, William Pitt & Julie B. Fee/ Sotheby’s International Realty, (954) 668-7733 THE WEEK December 16, 2016

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The Montage Palmetto Bluff on the banks of the May River in South Carolina might be America's most exquisite place for front porch sitting and sweet tea sipping. Surrounded by centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss, this plantationstyle lowcountry resort delivers southern charm and hospitality. A recent renovation included the addition of 150 rooms and suites, a 13,000 square-foot spa, pool, and fitness center, and several restaurants and retail spaces. As enticing as the screened-in porches of the River View Cottages are, you can also soak in all the 20,000 acres of coastal marshland through adventures like horseback riding, paddle-boarding, a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, fishing—or two of our personal favorites, clay shooting and naturalist-led alligator “hunts”(the reptiles are observed, not disturbed).

A LIL A F OR T BISH A NGA RH, J AIPUR, INDIA One of the most anticipated hotel openings of the year, Alila Fort Bishangarh is set to open its doors to guests on July 1. After a seven-year restoration and renovation project, the 230-year-old warrior fortress, located at Bishangarh Village in Jaipur, strikes a balance between historic preservation and modern luxuries. The original fort has been left intact, with the new hotel built above and outside. You can appreciate the 6.5-foot thick, battle tested walls, still bearing openings for firearms and the old turrets. You will also find large bathrooms with standalone tubs, wireless Internet, and comfortable daybeds in each of 59 gorgeous suites. Perched on a granite hill, the property boasts grand windows with endless views of Rajasthan’s stunning landscape.

The former dungeons have been recast as airy Spa Alila. Carved out of granite rocks, the spa offers a variety of indulgent treatments and yoga classes to promote well-being.

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SITTEE RIVER, BELIZE One of the first things you might notice on the Jungle River Tour with hamanasi resort (rooms from $333; excursions $65) in Hopkins, Belize, is the noise: Brilliantly colored birds ranging from parakeets to keelbilled toucans sing in the canopy of trees above, quite the soundtrack as you canoe down the coastal Sittee River. Also keep an eye out for bobbing saltwater crocs and green and orange iguanas.

MOHICAN RIVER, OHIO Prefer a relaxed day on the water? Rent inner tubes from mohican adventures ($15) in central Ohio and float along the Mohican River. The lazy 7-mile route winds through dense forest and sun-filled ravines.

Reserve an extra tube for your cooler full of food, or stop at one of the snack bars on the riverbank. When night falls, bed down in one of Mohican Adventures’ cabins (from $100 for up to seven people).

MAY RIVER, SOUTH CAROLINA History buffs will love exploring the May River in Bluffton, South Carolina, aboard the Grace, one of the few gas-powered pre–World War I yachts left in the U.S. The boat was recently restored—to the tune of $1 million—by montage palmetto bluff (rooms from $275; sails from $50) and now sports everything from a new engine to a fresh coat of paint. Enjoy a glass of champagne and hors d’oeuvres on a sunset tour, or sample wines on the Sommelier Sip and Sail.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER While river cruising got its start in Europe, it’s making inroads in the U.S. on waterways like the Mighty Mississippi. On american may 2016 southwest 51

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BLUFFTON, SC

→ With its live oaks and quiet river views, Palmetto Bluff is a community that takes residents back to a time of meandering sidewalks and gracious living. → Located in historic Bluffton, South Carolina, Palmetto Bluff offers owners a neighborhood setting or exclusive privacy.

From cozy cottages to expansive plantation-inspired living, homes boast large fireplaces, verandas, and wrap-around screened porches that make taking in a sunset extraordinary. → Residents soak in adventure found along the May River. Paddle boarding, kayaking, and canoeing are a part of life at Palmetto Bluff.

Fishing is an obvious past time that residents can enjoy, whether it is an inland waterway or a trip offshore. → The May River Golf Club is a beautiful par-72 Jack Nicklaus Signature Course that boasts sand from Ohio that’s said to cling to the surfaces better and stands the

THE LANDINGS

SAVANNAH, GA

→ Considered one of Savannah’s premier communities, The Landings on Skidaway Island offers close proximity to the historic area while maintaining its own identity as a true island home. → The Landings sit alongside scenic waterways and marshes and provides breath-taking views of coastal wildlife.

Homes are found beneath the shade

weather conditions of the low country.

→ Hunting and shooting are a southern tradition and Palmetto Bluff offers 13 sporting clay stations on a 40-acre landscape that welcome shooters of all ages. → And, don’t forget the lawn sports with bocce and tennis courts and beautifully manicured croquet lawns. For the riders, Longfield Stables is Palmetto Bluff’s 173-acre facility that includes main barn, oversized stalls, and covered arena. → If Palmetto Bluff seems like home, go to palmettobluff.com for a complete listing of home sites and amenities.

of moss-draped oak trees and provide exclusive living with beautiful golf views, volume ceilings, pools, private docks and guest suites.

→ The Landings is known worldwide as a premier golf community, with six private courses designed by Arnold Palmer and Tom Fazio. All courses are located within the community and residents enjoy the convenience of cruising the courses in their own golf cart. → Golf is just one of the amenities

residents enjoy. Tennis players have access to the nation’s largest residential clay court facility with over 34 courts found throughout the community.

→ Two full-service marinas offer easy access to the Atlantic, the Intracoastal Waterway, creeks and rivers for a day of leisurely fishing and boating fun. The Landings also offers a year-round wellness center. The Oakridge Fitness

center is a 48,000 square foot facility with 23 personal trainers, indoor pools and steam rooms.

→ To cap off a day of activity, residents dine in one of four full-service clubhouses that offer the traditional fare to the freshest seafood from coastal waters. → To get a better view of The Landings on Skidaway Island, go to thelandings.com.

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