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"Homes for Sale Around the World\nAD editors select extraordinary homes for sale around the world\nSTATS\n\n 7 BEDROOMS\n\n 8.5 BATHS\n\n 16,000 SQ. FT.\n\n $100 MILLION\n\nPedigree: Situated on a 47-acre estate some 20 miles south of San Francisco, this Mediterranean Revival manse was conceived by Bay Area architects Walter Bliss and William Faville in the early 20th century. Designer Anthony Hail later updated the interiors, which boast luxe decorative details. The staff wing has four additional bedrooms.\nProperty values: A mix of natural landscape and formal gardens, the verdant grounds include a pool.\n\nTalking Point: The sizable parcel (a rarity in this area) has remained in the same family for generations and is on the market for the first time in 150 years.\nContact: Sotheby's International Realty, 415-901-1700\nSTATS\n\n 1 BEDROOM\n\n 3 BATHS\n\n 3,350 SQ. FT.\n\n $2.4 MILLION\n\nPedigree: Architect Steven Holl envisioned this 2005 minimalist residence as a home and private exhibition space for art-collecting clients. Its construction combines angular expanses of glass and concrete, earning the project the moniker Planar House. An external ramp leads to a rooftop sculpture garden, while inside, terrazzo floors and abundant wall space make for a gallery-like setting.\nProperty Values: The one-acre lot features a courtyard with a lap pool.\n\nTalking Point: Perforated sheets of Cor-Ten steel are used on the fa\u00E7ade and for exterior balustrades, creating captivating shadows.\n\nContact: Realty One Group, 480-543-0010\nSTATS\n\n 6 BEDROOMS\n\n 7 BATHS\n\n 4 HALF BATHS\n\n 11,900 SQ. FT.\n\n $26.4 MILLION\n\nPedigree: In 1920 celebrated architect Addison Mizner designed this Spanish-style dwelling for a Manhattan-based businessman. Recently restored, the interiors brim with original elements such as hand-carved pecky-cypress ceilings and wrought-iron railings.\nProperty Values: The lush plot\u2014just under an acre\u2014has a pool, a cabana, and a separate apartment for guests or staff.\n\nTalking Point: The house is named El Castillo after its four-story turret, whose rooftop lounge (complete with a bar) affords broad views of the sand and surf.\nContact: Fite Shavell &amp;amp; Associates, 561-373-2198"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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