Especially now, when the lottery jackpots are filled like never before, the question of which properties you can buy for 10 million US dollars is quite topical. But perhaps you simply fancy a luxury property, in which case these tips from Christie’s International Real Estate are just what you need. In Switzerland, WüstundWüst would be just the right address if you are looking for a special property here. In this online magazine you will also find regular contributions from the experts at WüstundWüst on current trends in the world of living.

But now to the question: “What does $10 million by?” Das Online-Magazin Luxury Defined von Christies International Real Estate schreibt dazu: “Does the big city call? Consider the City of Angels, Los Angeles, where that grand sum, or thereabouts, buys a very grand whereabouts: a contemporary mansion in the A-listers enclave of Pacific Palisades. Does the dream call for an island escape? Then it waits in a “sea-to-sea” oceanfront idyll in The Bahamas’ Abaco archipelago. Perhaps paradise whispers from the woods of the Great White North, Canada, where an ode to Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic architecture beckons. Or off the beaten path, in a 15th-century silk farm on 988 acres in France’s Rhône Valley?”

Here are 5 examples of properties you can buy for 10 million dollars. You can find the detailed descriptions in the Luxury Defined article linked here.

Santa Barbara Transitional in Phoenix, Arizona

Space, light and airy interiors distinguish this resort-grade transitional in Arcadia, one of Phoenix, Arizona’s most desirable neighborhoods. Built in 1971, the home was designed to accommodate extended family and guests with expansive living and play spaces, nine commodious bedrooms, nine sumptuous full bathrooms and one partial bath. 

Space, light and airy interiors distinguish this resort-grade transitional in Arcadia, one of Phoenix, Arizona’s most desirable neighborhoods. Built in 1971, the home was designed to accommodate extended family and guests with expansive living and play spaces, nine commodious bedrooms, nine sumptuous full bathrooms and one partial bath.

Coconut Palm Bay in Abaco, The Bahamas

Coconut Palm Bay in The Bahamas’ Abaco Islands is a tropical escape with a marina and two private beaches—just the ticket for those seeking privacy and seclusion in one of the most idyllic spots on Earth.  On one of the finest sites on the island, and indeed the entire archipelago, Coconut Palm Bay is a 14-acre refuge bridging the Atlantic Ocean to the Sea of Abaco, with beaches on both shores. 

Coconut Palm Bay in The Bahamas’ Abaco Islands is a tropical escape with a marina and two private beaches—just the ticket for those seeking privacy and seclusion in one of the most idyllic spots on Earth.  On one of the finest sites on the island, and indeed the entire archipelago, Coconut Palm Bay is a 14-acre refuge bridging the Atlantic Ocean to the Sea of Abaco, with private beaches on both shores.

Former Silk Farm in Uzès, Gard, France

Dating from the 15th century, this private 988-acre domain in France’s Ardèche region has its roots in the silk trade.  This former silk farm offers peace and privacy on 988 pastoral acres surrounded by a Natura 2000 classified reserve in the Ardèche department of southeastern France. The original farmhouse, the “hunter’s house,” and stone outbuildings were transformed into a luxurious private compound with a combined 9,687 square feet of fully furnished, energy-efficient living space, offered turnkey.

Dating from the 15th century, this private 988-acre domain in France’s Ardèche region has its roots in the silk trade.  This former silk farm offers peace and privacy surrounded by a Natura 2000 classified reserve in the Ardèche department of southeastern France. The original farmhouse, the “hunter’s house,” and stone outbuildings were transformed into a luxurious private compound with a combined 9,687 square feet of fully furnished, energy-efficient living space, offered turnkey.

Ipeak House in Caledon, Ontario, Canada

In the ethos of Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic architecture, this forest retreat in the Caledon countryside embraces the landscape that surrounds it. Kariouk Architects designed the long, tent-angled steel roof to shape the interior volumes toward a view of the forest. The asymmetric, steel frame construction, clad in slate, echoes the rock outcrops on the grounds.

In the ethos of Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic architecture, this forest retreat in the Caledon countryside embraces the landscape that surrounds it. Kariouk Architects designed the long, tent-angled steel roof to shape the interior volumes toward a view of the forest. The asymmetric, steel frame construction, clad in slate, echoes the rock outcrops on the grounds.

Pacific Palisades Contemporary in Los Angeles, California

Sublime creature comforts await in this contemporary dream house in Los Angeles’ coveted coastal enclave of Pacific Palisades. This five-bedroom contemporary home embraces a slope in the Rustic Canyon neighborhood of Pacific Palisades, California, with a nostalgic love of mid-century modernist forms in a rigorous 21st century design and use of sustainable materials.

Sublime creature comforts await in this contemporary dream house in Los Angeles’ coveted coastal enclave of Pacific Palisades. This five-bedroom contemporary home embraces a slope in the Rustic Canyon neighborhood of Pacific Palisades, California, with a nostalgic love of mid-century modernist forms in a rigorous 21st century design and use of sustainable materials.

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