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On one of Salt Lake City’s most picturesque streets, a stately Colonial Revival anchors the storied Yalecrest neighborhood with enduring curb appeal and carefully preserved character, including original oak floors and classic architectural details. Inside, a traditional layout balances formal rooms with everyday comfort, while an open-concept kitchen with Thermador and Viking appliances, an Italian tile arch alcove, and a butler’s pantry invites effortless entertaining. French doors and Pella windows extend the living spaces outdoors to a fenced, professionally designed yard with a pool and mature landscaping, plus a flexible lower-level suite.

Nestled in elite enclaves from Beverly Crest to the coveted Tamarisk area, these five contemporary retreats redefine luxury living. Each boasts breathtaking panoramic views, sleek modern designs, expansive outdoor entertaining spaces, and top-tier amenities like soaring ceilings and natural light flooding every level. With sale prices from $1.4 million to $1.65 million, they capture the essence of refined, view-centric escapes.

In the sun-drenched hills and historic enclaves of Riverside, four mid-20th-century gems whisper tales of Hollywood glamour and timeless elegance. From a Sinatra-rumored 2.68-acre estate shrouded in city-limit seclusion to a 1941 Mount Rubidoux traditional on a picturesque corner lot, these homes blend restoration allure with investment promise. Priced from $842,000 to $1.195 million, they offer expansive lots, scenic vistas, and rare neighborhood intimacy.

Nestled in elevated enclaves from Solano Canyon’s historic folds to the pine-shrouded heights of Bear Valley Springs and Cedar Glen, these four retreats offer rare serenity. Panoramic vistas unfold across rugged landscapes teeming with wildlife, while generous lots invite visionary expansion—be it custom homes, private resorts, or seamless harmony with nature’s enduring allure.

French Normandy elegance, mid-century modern poise, and sweeping hillside vistas. Expansive lots embrace premium remodels, gourmet kitchens, serene pools, grand fireplaces, and thoughtful amenities like solar, security, and multigenerational designs for enduring, hospitality-driven living.

In the serene enclaves of Northridge, three exceptional luxury family homes—each with 5-6 bedrooms and 4 baths—recently sold between $1.15M and $1.6M, underscoring their timeless appeal. Perched on oversized lots in quiet cul-de-sacs like 5163 Telefair Way, 709 Camden Vista Court, and 9612 Texhoma Avenue, these single-story gems blend multi-generational living with eco-friendly solar systems, sparkling pools, bountiful fruit trees, and impeccable high-end finishes. Discover the lifestyles they inspired.

Nestled in Michigan’s picturesque lake regions and near vibrant downtowns like Plymouth, these six exclusive properties blend rare lakefront privacy with expansive recreational retreats and fully renovated historic homes. From the 147-acre Chenango Lake Preserve’s wooded seclusion to luxurious estates on Lake Columbia and a transformed ranch mere steps from urban amenities, they offer serene escapes with premium comforts. One remains available, while five recently sold, highlighting their timeless appeal.

In British Columbia, the best indoor-outdoor homes are designed so daily life can move easily between inside and out—with plans that account for wind and rain, privacy when the glass disappears, and outdoor comfort beyond peak summer. Here are the design moves that tend to matter most in luxury homes across the province.

Haven Team

In Minnesota’s high-end market, “luxury” is absorbing a new set of expectations. Beauty remains the hook, but durability is becoming the qualifier—along with a simpler question that now comes up earlier in many conversations: can this home be insured in a straightforward way, at a predictable cost?

Haven TeamFeb 25, 2026 · 4 min read

On paper, après-ski has always been about softening the edges of a hard day—boots kicked off, cheeks still wind-burned, a drink in hand. But at many luxury resorts, the post-slope ritual is being rewritten to maintain the relaxing aspect of a long day of skiing while further prioritizing care, longevity, and performance. Recovery has become a centerpiece of the mountain experience, and hydrotherapy is increasingly the language resorts use to deliver it.