Boulder occupies a particular position in the American imagination — a university town that never felt academic, an outdoor mecca that never felt rugged, a food and culture scene that regularly surprises visitors who were expecting something smaller. The Flatirons rise directly above the western edge of the city, and on a clear morning — which is most mornings at 5,400 feet — they catch the first light before anything else in Colorado does. This house sits in one of Boulder's most established residential neighborhoods, four blocks from Pearl Street Mall, with unobstructed Flatiron views from the back garden and from the primary bedroom on the second floor.The architecture is Craftsman — built in 1924, restored in 2019 with a full structural renovation, updated systems, and a kitchen extension that doubled the ground-floor footprint without touching the original character. Original oak hardwood floors throughout, restored millwork, a wood-burning fireplace in the living room, and a covered front porch that is genuinely used, not decorative. The kitchen is the heart of the home: a large island, Wolf range, ample storage, and a bank of windows that frames the garden and the mountains beyond. French doors open directly to the backyard, where a mature garden, a flagstone terrace, and a raised vegetable bed make outdoor living feel habitual rather than occasional.Upstairs, the primary suite has the Flatiron views, a renovated bathroom with heated floors, and a walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms and a full bathroom serve a family or accommodate a home office comfortably. The basement is finished — gym, storage, and a flexible space currently used as a media room. A two-car detached garage sits at the back of the lot with an EV charging station already installed.Boulder's school system is among Colorado's finest. The University of Colorado is 10 minutes by bike. Chautauqua Park — the trailhead for the Flatirons and one of the most beloved open spaces in the American West — is a 15-minute walk. This is a house for a family that wants to live well and stay a long time.

Craftsman Family Home with Garden & Mountain Views

There are properties with ocean views, and then there is this. Sitting directly on the bluffs above the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, this estate doesn't frame the Pacific — it inhabits it. Floor-to-ceiling retractable glass walls dissolve on warm mornings so the living room becomes the coastline, the sound of the Pacific filling every room from sunrise to the last light. The private infinity pool is positioned to mirror the horizon, making it one of the most photographed features of any home along this stretch of California coastline.Five en-suite bedrooms are spread across two levels, each designed with the kind of considered luxury that makes guests reluctant to leave. The primary suite opens directly to a private terrace with unobstructed ocean views and a soaking tub positioned to face the water. The chef's kitchen — Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigeration, Carrara marble countertops — flows into a generous dining space that seats twelve comfortably. A rooftop terrace adds another dimension entirely: 360° views across the Pacific, the Santa Monica Mountains, and the canyon below.A private path from the property leads directly to a secluded stretch of beach below the bluffs — no shared access, no crowds. Nobu Malibu, Soho House Malibu, and a collection of Malibu's finest restaurants are within five minutes. Zuma Beach, world-class surf breaks, and the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area are just beyond that. Los Angeles is 35 minutes away when you want the city, and feels completely absent when you don't.This is a home for those who understand what Malibu actually means. Annual lease. Household staff arrangements available on request.Direction<ul><li>± 5 min to Nobu Malibu</li><li>± 10 min to Zuma Beach</li><li>± 25 min to Santa Monica</li><li>± 35 min to Los Angeles</li></ul>Close to surf breaks, hiking trails, fine dining &amp; wellness

Oceanfront Villa with Private Pool & Pacific Views

Austin has changed faster than almost any American city in the last decade, and Lake Travis — 30 minutes west of downtown — has changed with it. What was once a quiet weekend escape for longtime Texans has become one of the most sought-after residential addresses in the state, drawing tech executives, remote-working families, and buyers priced out of Aspen or coastal California who discovered that a lakefront lifestyle in the Texas Hill Country comes with lower taxes, warmer winters, and a community that still has room to breathe.This home sits on nearly half an acre of the lake's north shore, where the water runs deep and the Hill Country stretches away on the far bank in a long ridge of cedar and live oak. The architecture is modern colonial — clean symmetry, wide covered porches front and back, a standing-seam metal roof, and white board-and-batten siding that photographs well at every hour of the day. Built in 2018 and maintained to a high standard, the house presents in move-in condition with no deferred maintenance and a full set of recent inspection reports available.Inside, the ground floor is organized around a great room that runs the full depth of the house, connecting the front entry to the back porch and the pool beyond. The kitchen anchors the center — a generous island with seating for six, Wolf range, Sub-Zero column refrigerator, and a butler's pantry with a second dishwasher for serious entertaining. The dining room seats twelve and opens directly to the back covered porch, which overlooks the pool and, beyond it, the lake. A dedicated home office on the ground floor with its own entrance has become one of the property's most practical features for buyers working from home full-time.Upstairs, five bedrooms are organized around a wide central landing. The primary suite occupies the entire lakeside wing — vaulted ceiling, lake views, a sitting room, dual walk-in closets, and a bathroom with a freestanding soaking tub and a large walk-in shower. Four additional bedrooms, each with lake or Hill Country views, serve a large family or accommodate guests generously. The backyard is the property's social center: a heated pool and spa, a covered outdoor kitchen with a built-in smoker, and a path leading directly to the private boat dock on the lake below.Lake Travis offers 63 miles of navigable water — motorboating, wakeboarding, paddleboarding, fishing — year-round. The Lakeway area's top-rated schools, Whole Foods, and a growing collection of restaurants and fitness studios are 10 minutes away. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is 45 minutes. This is a property that delivers the Texas outdoor lifestyle without asking you to give anything else up.

Modern Colonial Home with Pool & Lakefront Access

San Francisco's SoMa district has been the operational center of the American technology industry for the better part of two decades — not because of any single building or address, but because of what accumulates when enough of the right people work in close proximity. Stripe, Salesforce, Dropbox, LinkedIn, and hundreds of the companies they inspired all chose this neighborhood. The infrastructure — fiber, talent pipelines, venture capital within walking distance, and a density of restaurants and coffee shops that sustain long working days — followed them.This full-floor office sits on the 18th floor of one of SoMa's premier commercial towers. 5,000 square feet of column-free open space, currently configured as a hybrid layout with a mix of open workstations, four enclosed meeting rooms, two phone booths, a fully equipped kitchen and lounge, and a CEO suite with its own entrance and private bathroom. The floor plate is deep enough to reconfigure entirely for a different working style — a design-forward open floor, a traditional cellular office plan, or anything in between — without structural constraints.The eastern and northern exposures deliver what this floor is really known for: unobstructed views across the Bay, Treasure Island, and the Bay Bridge on one side, and the San Francisco skyline — Salesforce Tower, Coit Tower, the financial district — on the other. On a clear morning, which San Francisco offers more reliably than its reputation suggests, the views from the kitchen alone are enough to make the commute feel worth it.The building offers 24-hour secured access, a lobby concierge, three high-speed elevators, bike storage and shower facilities for cycling commuters, and a ground-floor café operated by a well-known local roaster. Caltrain's 4th and King Street station is a 7-minute walk — direct service to the South Bay, Mountain View, and Palo Alto. BART's Powell Street station is 10 minutes on foot, connecting directly to Oakland, Berkeley, and SFO. Annual lease. Furnished configuration available. Sublease options considered for the right tenant.Floor: 18thCapacity: 60–80 seats

Full-Floor Office with Bay & City Views in SoMa

The Upper West Side is the neighborhood that New Yorkers who have tried every other neighborhood eventually come back to. It has the park. It has the museums. It has the kind of street-level energy — bookstores, farmers markets, jazz clubs, restaurants where the chefs actually live nearby — that the more fashionable parts of Manhattan tend to manufacture rather than grow. This apartment sits on the 24th floor of a full-service building on Central Park West, and the view is exactly what you are imagining: the park's tree canopy stretching south in a long green corridor, the reservoir catching afternoon light, and the Midtown skyline rising behind it all in that particular way that makes New York look like the place it's always pretending to be.The apartment itself is 1,200 square feet of considered, understated design. Two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, an open kitchen with a large island that connects naturally to the living and dining space, and floor-to-ceiling windows that make the park feel like an extension of the apartment rather than something happening outside. The primary suite faces west over the park with a large walk-in closet and a bathroom with a soaking tub. The second bedroom works equally well as a guest room or a home office — built-in bookshelves and a dedicated closet already installed.The building offers a full suite of services: 24-hour doorman, concierge, fitness center, resident lounge, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views from the Hudson River to Midtown. Laundry is in-unit. The 72nd Street and 81st Street subway stations are two blocks away, connecting directly to Midtown, Downtown, and Brooklyn. The American Museum of Natural History is three blocks north. Zabars, New York's most beloved food institution, is four blocks away.Annual lease. Pets considered on a case-by-case basis. This is a Central Park West address — the kind that stays with you long after you've moved on.± 2 min walk to Central Park West entrance± 3 min to 72nd St &amp; 81st St subway stations± 5 min to American Museum of Natural HistoryClose to Lincoln Center, Zabars &amp; Riverside Park

High-Floor Manhattan Apartment with Central Park Views

An acre of lakefront land in Lake Arrowhead doesn't come to market often. When it does, it tends to go quietly — passed between people who already know what it means to own on this lake. This parcel sits on the northern shore, where the pine forest runs thick to the water's edge and the San Bernardino Mountains rise above the far bank in every direction. The lot is level at the road, slopes gently toward the lake, and offers a natural building platform that a good architect will immediately understand.All utilities — water, electricity, gas, and sewer — are available at the property line. The lot is zoned single-family residential with no HOA restrictions on architectural style, giving a future owner full creative latitude. A private dock permit has already been initiated with the Lake Arrowhead Community Services District, one of the more time-consuming steps in the lakefront building process — a significant advantage for any buyer looking to break ground quickly.Lake Arrowhead sits at 5,100 feet in the San Bernardino National Forest, roughly 90 minutes from Los Angeles and two hours from San Diego. It has operated as Southern California's premier mountain escape for over a century — a private lake accessible only to residents and their guests, with no public shoreline access. The village offers year-round dining, boutique shopping, and watersports rentals. Big Bear Ski Resort is 45 minutes away for winter access.Build your primary residence, a generational family retreat, or a high-end vacation rental on one of the most coveted parcels currently available in the San Bernardino Mountains. Survey, soil report, and topographic map available upon request.Land Specifications<ul><li>Total land area: 4,047 m² (1 acre)</li><li>Direct lakefront with private dock permit initiated</li><li>Zoning: single-family residential</li><li>All utilities at property line (water, electricity, gas, sewer)</li><li>Panoramic lake &amp; mountain views from multiple build positions</li></ul>

Craftsman Family Home with Garden & Mountain Views

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