Almost everybody dreams of a luxury lifestyle. We wanted to share 3 luxury properties and hope to help make your dream become a reality. Plus, we all have seen amazing luxury properties on TV shows and in the news. Maybe it’s now your turn to own one.

Of course the number one inhibitor is money. Buying a $5 million, $10 million or more property is a lot of money. Of course very few people can afford that. But if you do, enjoying luxury living will be a truly VIP experience. Therefore, we hope you enjoy hearing more about these luxury properties.

English Country Estate Mahwah, NJ – Price: $18,900,000

Located on 43+ breathtaking acres along the panoramic Ramapo River, this English Country estate has it all. Be treated to an incomparable lifestyle within close proximity to Manhattan, New York. For the equestrian, there is a 20 stall barn with state of the art amenities. In addition, enjoy an indoor riding arena, paddocks and trails.

For the sports enthusiast, enjoy a spa and outdoor infinity pool. You will also find a soccer/football field and basketball court. In addition, bring back the romance in your life with a private outdoor spa in the master suite.

Also included, are sport lounges throughout the estate. There is an indoor pool, home theater and wine cellar. It doesn’t end there. Continuing, you will enjoy an English Pub/banquet, full gym, massage room and even a padded recreation area.

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Seattle, Wa $9,388,000

The Market Place Tower – Penthouse in Seattle, Washington is stunning. It’s aare opportunity to own 1 out of only 7 residences in the Market Place Tower. This high demand location is situated in an urban community.

Now you can take advantage of this rare opportunity. Acquire one of only 7 residences in sought-after Market Place Tower. This luxury penthouse is found in one of Seattle’s most sublimely private and discreet urban communities.

The property encompasses over 4,500 sq ft of living space and spreads over 2 levels. It delivers a welcoming environment for reconfiguration. As a result, this spacious unit offers the chance to create the city’s most spectacular penthouse. Gaze out to unobstructed views of Puget Sound, Elliott Bay and Olympic mountains. Lastly, relax on the 300 sq ft of landscaped patio.

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Belvedere, California $8,396,000

This is one of the finest homes on Corinthian Island, in Belvedere, California. This luxury home is located at 35 Bellevue. It’s a magnificent contemporary style home overlooking San Francisco Yacht Club harbor. Relax and take in amazing views. This home is designed by Dan Phipps and built by Stroub Construction in 2001. The residence has been renovated by current owner in recent years.

It’s definitely a extreme, high quality contemporary style waterfront home. From Corinthian Island, you have scenic views of Belvedere Island, San Francisco, Bay Bridge and Mt Tamalpais. The home features 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths.

In addition, there’s an outdoor shower. The main floor features living, dining and kitchen with 12 foot tall folding doors. Once opened, the doors expose a spacious view deck for outdoor dining and entertaining.

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The Life of Luxury works with the best luxury realtors in the world. From beachfront homes, downtown penthouses and mountain getaways. We can offer the best luxury properties to meet your budget and personal taste.

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People tend to purchase fractional properties in places they frequent for vacations.

A fractional property is an alternative to a second home. Luxury fractional ownership properties appeal to those looking for amenities found in homes valued in excess of $3 million.

Globetrotting interior designer Carl Ross knows what rich people want — more of everything luxurious, and then something unexpected. So that’s what he has bundled into the model apartment for the Hyatt Corp.’s newest vacation real estate venture in Florida.

It’s a $100 million, fractional ownership project of 44 designer-furnished apartments called Hyatt Siesta Key Beach. It will be located on the sand where the old Sea Castle Resort used to welcome tourists who were considerably less wealthy than the buyers of this new property are expected to be.

But the designer’s sand-and-glam model apartment isn’t at the picturesque beach location; it’s on the Tamiami Trail, in the Hyatt Vacation Ownership sales office. It’s a one-bedroom unit, not the two- or three-bedroom apartment that will be standard at the actual beach property.

Since he established his firm in 1996, Ross has made a name for himself successfully tricking out resorts, spas, casinos, themed restaurants and luxury boutique hotels all over the world. He knows what appeals to the rich and famous. At the moment, that doesn’t seem to involve piling on the glitz.

Ross analyzes what brings clients to a particular destination and then pulls the magic of that site into the apartments with subtle layers of color, texture, art and sculptural objects that reference the illusive allure of the destination.  Full article