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"Estates of the Week - August 22, 2014\nThe most extraordinary properties on the market right now, from a classic Norwegian manor to a rural farmhouse in Maine\nSTATS\n\n 6 BEDROOMS\n\n 6 BATHROOMS\n\n 6,200 SQ. FT.\n\n $13 MILLION\n\nNestled along the scenic west coast of Norway, this classic English-style manor house built in 2000 is the picture of elegance.\nArched windows and French doors drench the living room with sunlight.\nSTATS\n\n 7 BEDROOMS\n\n 5 BATHROOMS\n\n 5,230 SQ. FT.\n\n $2.695 MILLION\n\nAnchored by a Revolutionary War\u2013era brick cape home (built in 1778 and later expanded), this sweeping farm encompasses nearly 250 acres in western New Hampshire.\nOutside, two preserved historic barns grace the parcel, which includes several pastures, an orchard, and a pool with breathtaking views of the mountains beyond.\nSTATS\n\n 9 BEDROOMS\n\n 8 BATHROOMS\n\n 4 HALF BATHS\n\n 17,493 SQ. FT.\n\n $65 MILLION\n\nAt the end of a winding all\u00E9e of stately trees, Dunnellen Hall, once owned by Harry and Leona Helmsley, stands on 40 acres in the town of Greenwich, Connecticut.\nThe grand entry hall.\nSTATS\n\n 3 BEDROOMS\n\n 3 BATHROOMS\n\n 1 HALF BATH\n\n 4,100 SQ. FT.\n\n $1.39 MILLION\n\nSituated on 70 verdant acres, quaint Morton Hill Farm is some 15 minutes from the Maine coast.\nThe kitchen blends rustic country cabinets with modern appliances."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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