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"Homes for Sale Around the World\nAD editors select extraordinary homes for sale around the world\nSTATS\n\n 5 BEDROOMS\n\n 5 BATHS\n\n 3 HALF BATHS\n\n 7,650 SQ. FT.\n\n $13 MILLION\n\nPedigree: Located on a barrier island off the coast of Sarasota, this award-winning concrete-and-glass villa was designed by Guy Peterson and completed in 2000. The beachfront structure is divided into color-coded volumes, visually differentiating between public and private spaces.\n\nProperty Values: Set within the exclusive Sanderling Club, the 1.5 acres boast a pool, Jacuzzi, and volleyball court.\n\nTalking Point: Concrete stilts accentuate the home's sculptural quality while protecting it from tropical storms.\n\nContact: Michael Saunders &amp;amp; Co., 941-350-3304; michaelsaunders.com\nSTATS\n\n 3 BEDROOMS\n\n 4 BATHS\n\n 2 HALF BATHS\n\n 6,500 SQ. FT.\n\n $9.5 MILLION\n\nPedigree: Wood siding salvaged from a trio of Maine barns lends a rustic air to this rambling retreat, which was built by Santa Barbara architect Don Nulty for filmmaker Joel Schumacher in 2000 (AD, March 2006). Its Southwest-inspired interiors feature cathedral ceilings, exposed timber beams, and heated floors of poured concrete.\n\nProperty Values: The seven acres\u2014artfully overhauled by landscape designer Eric Nagelmann\u2014include a guesthouse and a pair of two-bedroom residences perfect for caretakers.\n\nTalking Point: The keyhole-shaped black-bottom pool affords stunning ocean views, inviting leisurely soaks at sunset.\n\nContact: Rebecca Riskin &amp;amp; Associates, 805-565-8600; montecito-realestate.com\nSTATS\n\n 25 BEDROOMS\n\n 17 BATHS\n\n 2 HALF BATHS\n\n 46,200 SQ. FT.\n\n $10.1 MILLION\n\nPedigree: In 1867 a wealthy Irish landowner enlisted English ecclesiastical architect William White to build on his family property. The result was an enormous castellated mansion\u2014constructed in the Victorian style out of granite\u2014with towers, gables, and spires begging for a cameo in a period drama.\n\nProperty Values: Spread across the roughly 427-acre estate are vast woodlands, two lakes, and formal gardens, not to mention lodges, cottages, and stables.\n\nTalking Point: After the project went far over budget and a lawsuit was filed against White, he never got another major commission.\n\nContact: Christie's International Real Estate, 011-353-1237-6300; christiesrealestate.com\nSTATS\n\n 4 BEDROOMS\n\n 3.5 BATHS\n\n 7,000 SQ. FT.\n\n $11.9 MILLION\n\nPedigree: Sited on Kauai's North Shore, this 2011 tropical villa was crafted by sustainability specialists Terra Pacific Construction to LEED Platinum standards. Among the eco-friendly details are reclaimed-teak surfaces, photovoltaic systems, and a 4,500-gallon cistern that captures rainwater for landscape irrigation.\n\nProperty Values: An oceanfront infinity pool and Jacuzzi are just two of the resortlike touches on the three-acre grounds, which also include a 2,000-square-foot gatehouse.\n\nTalking Point: Carved panels on the lanai depict the Pacific migration of the Polynesian people.\n\nContact: Sleeping Giant, 808-651-3287; kauaireale.com\nSTATS\n\n 8 BEDROOMS\n\n 3 BATHS\n\n 4,700 SQ. FT.\n\n $985,000\n\nPedigree: Built in 1883 for industrialist Alson E. Clark, this historic house resides on what is known locally as Millionaire's Row\u2014a series of islands along the St. Lawrence River that were developed during the Gilded Age. Still owned by descendants of the original family, the three-story Shingle Style dwelling is in need of significant restoration. Its potential, however, is undeniable.\n\nProperty Values: The 1.8-acre plot shares the isle with two other homes; the mainland is just minutes away by boat.\n\nTalking Point: The interiors feature several murals painted by Clark's son Alson Skinner Clark, a celebrated American Impressionist who trained under James McNeill Whistler.\n\nContact: Select Sotheby's International Realty, 315-876-2262; selectsothebysrealty.com\nSTATS\n\n 2 BEDROOMS\n\n 2.5 BATHS\n\n 2,500 SQ. FT.\n\n $3 MILLION\n\nPedigree: A nature-loving Colorado couple hired Los Angeles architects Marmol Radziner + Associates to create this prefabricated edifice (AD, October 2008) after attending an open house for the firm's prototype in 2005. The solar-powered glass-and-steel dwelling\u2014whose clean lines recall the work of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Richard Neutra\u2014consists of 15 modules, built by hand in L.A. and transferred to the remote setting on a fleet of trucks. The entire home was assembled in a matter of weeks. In the T-shaped floor plan, the guest suite and fitness area are separated from the main living room and master suite by an open-air walkway.\n\nProperty Values: Floor-to-ceiling windows, expansive decks of ipe wood, and a lap pool maximize exposure to the surrounding 71 acres, which are distinguished by extraordinary red rock formations.\n\nTalking Point: The landscape boasts famously clear night skies perfect for stargazing.\n\nContact: Peaks Real Estate, 970-729-0160; peaksrealestate.com\nSTATS\n\n 7 BEDROOMS\n\n 5 BATHS\n\n 2 HALF BATHS\n\n 13,300 SQ. FT.\n\n $12 MILLION\n\nPedigree: Thought to be the largest American Arts and Crafts home ever erected, this sprawling Hollywood residence\u2014known as Artemesia\u2014was built in 1913 by architect Frank A. Brown. Noted for its broad roof overhangs, wood-paneled interiors, and 2,000-square-foot ballroom, it has just undergone an epic 25-year restoration at the hands of its owner, developer Leonard Fenton.\n\nProperty Values: Situated on a wooded hillside, the nearly two acres include a gatehouse and carriage house, as well as ample terraces for entertaining alfresco.\n\nTalking Point: The living room's original Murray M. Harris pipe organ is still intact and was reportedly appraised at $1.1 million.\n\nContact: Hilton &amp;amp; Hyland, 310-858-5474; hiltonhyland.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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