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GLOBAL GUIDE

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER

Claudia Schiffer Joseph Walsh Azzi Glasser Umbria and more …

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People, stories and creative visions that reflect deeply held convictions and demonstrate how the power of an idea can produce a masterpiece.

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Dear Readers,

When I look back over my own life, I can see that what always motivated me most were enthusiasm and dedication. Building Engel & Völkers from the ground up, playing polo, developing real estate and designing new projects. What unites these activities is the joy of turning ideas into reality and successfully achieving your goals. I learned that success and passion are inextricably linked. When things become challenging, doubts arise and you start reaching your limits. That’s often exactly when the crucial part

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of the journey begins. If, in the end, you actually achieve your goals, the satisfaction you feel will be different because you know you’ve given it your all. Passion is the focus of this issue of GG, and beginning with our cover feature on Claudia Schiffer, we take a look at some of the people who have moved through life with great dedication and determination. Passion has many facets – it can be creative, entrepreneurial, athletic or artistic. But in every field, it is a force that makes extraordinary things possible. My personal definition of success is to achieve your goals by pursuing them with true passion. Going the extra mile is often what makes all the difference in the end. Sincerely,

Christian Völkers Publisher

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There’s a reason why passion – along with expertise and exclusivity – has been one of three core values of Engel & Völkers since the very beginning. Passion is a big word, but it reveals itself less in large gestures than in a specific mindset, a willingness to commit more time, energy and care to something than is absolutely necessary. Many are quite capable of achieving a good result. But the challenge lies in the final ten percent – in taking the critical steps needed to transform good into excellent. This is the point at which many give up. Not for want of ability, but because they are unwilling to go beyond what’s required.

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TRUE PASSION

… doesn’t show itself only at the moment of success but rather in the many steps leading up to it. It lies in the patience required to perfect a craft, the determination needed to pursue a vision, the courage it takes to remain true to an idea – and the will to create something enduring.

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Everyone we feature in this issue shares this approach in their work. Claudia Schiffer talks about her creative projects, her work as a producer and curator and how curiosity and passion continuously lead to new things. The Irish designer Joseph Walsh creates sculptural artworks out of wood that attest to his profound knowledge of material and form. The British perfume designer Azzi Glasser creates fragrances that capture memories and emotions. And finally, at Castello di Reschio, we see what patience and determination can achieve when they are practiced over decades. What ties all these stories together is the conviction that excellence is never merely a product of chance but the result of experience, dedication, and a desire to create something exceptional. As new Head of Content, I am very pleased to be able to present you with this issue and, along with our editorial team, introduce you to people, places and ideas that inspire, open up new perspectives, and demonstrate what can happen when passion and talent meet.

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CON T EN TS Claudia Schiffer

Joseph Walsh

PE R S ON A L I T I E S

Interview · Carolina Bucci 12 Claudia Schiffer 14

The former supermodel talks about her latest creative passions and aesthetic tastes.

L I F E ST Y L E Art & Design 24 House 26 Look 28 Books & More 30 Joseph Walsh 32

The Irish designer uses wood in ingenious ways to create what look like works of art.

Azzi Glasser 40

How the British perfume designer’s bewitching fragrances have taken Hollywood by storm.

Billecart-Salmon 46

Family-led in the seventh generation: the fine art of making champagne.

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Cool City 54 Umbria 56 Culinary 64 Personal 66

PR I M E PROPE R T I E S Home Story · Germany 70 Home Story · Greece 78 For Sale 88

NORTH & CENTRAL AMERICA 92 – 122 SOUTHERN AFRICA 123

EUROPE 88 – 91, 124 – 177

A LWAYS Welcome 6 Editorial 8 Masthead 178

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Umbria

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POETIC, EFFORTLESS AND CAREFREE One woman, one vision, one brand: The Italian jewelry designer Carolina Bucci talks about creativity, and how it’s perfectly acceptable for high-end pieces to be simple. BY A NNE K ECK EISEN

ewelry designer Carolina Bucci leads the family business in the fourth generation. With playful ingenuity and a deep sense of nostalgia for the carefree magic of childhood, she translates memories into fine pieces of jewelry that are made to be worn, creatively combined and infused with stories of their own. Her designs bring a contemporary effortlessness to the traditional Florentine goldsmith’s craft as she redefines luxury: personal, emotional and filled with life.

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When you were growing up, you thought traditional jewelry was too formal, too rigid. Today, your brand is quite the opposite of that. How did your personal style evolve?

My great-grandfather founded the family gold jewelry business in Florence in 1885. I think tradition is very important, but as a young girl, I was frustrated by the strict rules that applied to fine jewelry, like having to wear certain things at certain times. What I craved was a playful element. I ultimately founded Carolina Bucci to show that fine jewelry could be fun and laidback, while remaining true to its heritage. The family workshop in Florence still exists and employs real jewelers, but the way they work is more relaxed, more contemporary. Many people regard fine jewelry as something to be kept safe in a box. Was it difficult for you to challenge this view?

My biggest critic was my father. When I wanted to alter a piece of jewelry, he made me sketch exactly what I had in mind and then showed me what worked and what didn’t. That was the best training I could possibly have had. From an early age, my father taught me to fight for what I wanted and work out whether it was feasible or not. It was this approach that led to the Lucky Bracelets – gold chains interwoven with silk threads. The bracelets don’t have a clasp; you’re meant to tie them and make a wish at the same time. Each color and charm

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Carolina Bucci studied jewelry design at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. Thanks to her family history, her creativity is essentially something she was born with.

Made to last: The bracelets and chains in the Lucky collection are made of diamond-cut gold and silk threads interwoven by hand.

Like a candy store display: Countless colored beads from amethyst to yellow jade invite customers to create their own personal pieces.

has a different meaning, such as love, happiness or good health. When I launched what I called my “emotional jewelry” there was a bit of pushback, but I persevered. Today, twenty years l ater, that bracelet collection is more popular than ever. How do you turn a creative idea into something that can actually be made?

I’ve learned a lot over the years, but my approach is always the same. I start with an idea and an image in my head, then I work backwards to see if what I envisage is possible to make. Very often, the tools that are needed don’t exist, so we have to make them. For our woven pieces, for instance, we took old wooden Renaissance looms and modernized them to accommodate gold threads and gold chains. Every collection is a learning process that pushes the boundaries of the craft. I don’t want to create things simply for the sake of creating, but in order to learn and evolve. Sometimes, this means making things a little bit more difficult for ourselves.

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What inspired the Forte Beads, a collection that is known for its playful, individual style?

My first collection, the Lucky Bracelets, was inspired by the friendship bracelets I made as a young girl at the beach in Forte dei Marmi every summer. Years later, my own children continued the family tradition. I have two boys, and when they were younger, I would always take along containers filled with colorful plastic beads. I wore the bracelets they made along with my real jewelry, and in 2018, came up with the idea for the Forte Beads: the same easygoing look, the same happy feeling, the same summertime memories – except made of real, precious materials. Many of your collections invite the wearer to take part in the creative process by altering or personalizing their pieces. Is this an important aspect of your work?

Absolutely. Every collection I design is inspired by my life or a moment in my life – almost like photographs in an album. When I look at my

designs, I know exactly what inspired them: a trip that I took, the birth of one of my sons or when I turned 40. What I love best is when a client falls in love with one of my pieces, for whatever reason, and the piece then takes on a new story that is meaningful to them. For me, the definition of true luxury is when something is perfect for you, but not for everyone else. That’s why personalizing a piece is so important. My jewelry reflects parts of my life, but I make it so it can begin a new journey with its wearer and create new traditions.

Ponte Vecchio, right at the center of the city. Montecito was our most recent opening. It’s very different, somewhat otherworldly, beautiful, elegant and well curated. At the same time, it has that typical, easygoing California charm: quality oriented but laid-back. Each store is a little different and reflects its location, but all three exude the unmistakable Carolina Bucci vibe.

You have stores in Florence, London and Montecito, California. Is there a particular concept behind these three locations?

In reality, every new collection tends to become my new favorite, although I always go back to the classics. They all serve a purpose and all represent something dear to me. If I really had to choose though, it would be my Family necklace. The small, individually crafted charms represent my children, my husband, our dog and even our fish. When I wear it, I have my whole family – my biggest inspiration – with me at all times. This makes it both meaningful and special.

I have a personal and emotional connection to each one of my stores. We opened the first one in London, the city I’ve lived in since 2004 and where I raised my children. Florence is my original home, the place my family lives and where you could say the brand was born. It took us a long time to find the right place for our artisanal workshops, but they’re in front of the

Each one of your designs has its own personal signature and is absolutely unique. If you had to choose one, which piece would you say you are most fond of?

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Claudia Schiffer has been an animal lover since childhood. The German-born model has settled in England, where the family owns two homes.

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INTERVIEW

“CR EATI V ITY CA N COME FROM A N Y THING.” BY M ER L E W I L K EN I N G

PH OTOS MOEE Z A L I

As one of the legendary supermodels of the 1990s, Claudia Schiffer was the face of an era. Beauty has never left her side; it has always been a faithful companion. The former model is now a curator in her own right. With carefully chosen projects that highlight her taste and reflect a deep inner creativity, Karl Lagerfeld’s former muse continues to demonstrate her keen sense of aesthetics and design.

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all. Slim. Blonde. Bright eyes. A radiant smile. For many years, she graced the world’s runways, radiating angelic poise. So many stories could be told about Claudia Schiffer, but this one isn’t about her looks – even though they have undoubtedly played a decisive role in what the German icon has achieved to this day and what she stands for. Claudia Schiffer was the ultimate embodiment of the great supermodel era of the 1990s. She lived through the absolute pinnacle of the fashion world – an intense time when loud pop culture set the tone and supermodels like Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss were celebrated as stars. Karl Lagerfeld chose Claudia Schiffer as his muse and the face of Chanel. Her look defined an entire fashion decade and has made her a mainstay on magazine covers to this day. This picture-perfect career wasn’t achieved solely through luck and opportunity. Schiffer never played into the persistent cliché of the clueless model. From the outset, she brought with her a strong entrepreneurial spirit and deep creative drive. Originally, she had planned to follow in her father’s footsteps and study law, but by chance was discovered by a model scout at a Düsseldorf nightclub, catapulting her onto a new trajectory, one that could not have been more successful. Today, she stays largely out of the spotlight yet remains a muse, recently starring in campaigns for Versace, Balenciaga, Tommy Hilfiger and Donna Karan – with more to come. Some suspect a coolly calculated strategy behind this, but perhaps the secret to her continued success lies in her infallible instinct and deep faith that what comes from the heart is bound to succeed. Ms. Schiffer, financial and cultural analysts often describe your career as a masterclass in “quiet accumulation” and strategic retreat. You chose the tranquility of the English countryside to let your brand and capital compound, away from constant public visibility. Was this a natural personal instinct, or a conscious business decision to protect your artistic autonomy?

Claudia Schiffer: It is a reflection of who I am. Everything I do is genuine and natural.

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“I am a very creative person and have learned from working with the best.” CLAUDIA SCHIFFER

Looking back at your transition from ultimate supermodel muse to curator, producer, and designer, how has your creative fire evolved?

I’m passionate about many different things; besides my family life, I also love decorating my home – hence the ceramic, glass and porcelain collections. I love movies and since my husband is a filmmaker, it feels natural for me to be on standby for questions on beauty and costume. Generally speaking, I am a very creative person and have learned from working with the best. Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld was famously your “magic dust,” transforming you from a shy German girl into a global icon. What did you learn from him?

Karl Lagerfeld was the perfect example of creating without strategy – following his instincts and passions, he taught me that creativity can come from anything. Claudia Schiffer continues to make her mark in the fashion world and designs collections under her own name. She accepts only select commissions and engages exclusively with projects she believes in. A passionate art collector, she owns works by renowned contemporary artists. Even as a young model, she preferred browsing the trendy Parisian galleries to attending wild parties. In 2021, she curated her first solo exhibition, titled “Captivate! Fashion Photography from the ’90s.” She has collaborated with the world’s best photographers: Peter Lindbergh, Herb Ritts, Ellen von Unwerth, Mario Testino, to name but a few. The accompanying book of the same name, published by Prestel, offers rare insights into her personal archive.

Claudia Schiffer used to hate being the center of attention. Karl Lagerfeld recognized her talent, made her his muse, and turned her into the face of Chanel. Schiffer herself says he transformed a shy German girl into a supermodel.

Schiffer creates her porcelain collections in collaboration with the long-established Portuguese manufacturers Vista Alegre and Bordallo Pinheiro (available to purchase from bordallopinhiero.com). The designs are inspired by her childhood in Germany and her deep connection with nature.

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Your work on “Captivate!” highlights the golden age of analog fashion photography. What did looking back at thousands of photos and test Polaroids reveal about that era?

There was so much incredible photography in the 1990s. Relooking at it all reminded me of what an extraordinary period of reinvention, rebellion and innovation that era was and how amazing it was to have been a part of it. The 1990s was an exceptional decade that witnessed the rise of style culture, the birth of the supermodel and fearless creativity. Young designers, photographers, stylists and art directors emerged and fundamentally changed the way we view fashion and design. Because fashion photography is a democratic art form, circulating on billboards, digital platforms, packaging and in magazines, it has an enormous sphere of influence. The 1990s was a watershed decade that welcomed fashion photography and photographers as a driving force in visual culture. I think that is why it is of such fascination to a younger generation now. There’s a fascination with the analogue era: vinyl, Polaroids!

You have written that an iconic fashion image is born from the rapport between model and photographer. You’ve worked with many legends. What made those creative partnerships so successful?

As a model, you needed to study a photographer’s work, a designer’s work and learn how to translate that vision in front of the lens. In Valentino you are transformed into a romantic heroine; in Versace into a siren; in Chanel into an effortlessly chic woman of the world. What I learnt early on is that each photographer “sees” in a different way. Helmut Newton was meticulous in every detail and that is what gives his imagery such graphic strength. By contrast, Elgort is a master at capturing exuberance outdoors while working with Ellen Von Unwerth brought out the playful and naughtiness. But the shoot itself is an alchemy of e xperts from all fields – photography, hair and makeup, location and set design, models, stylists, art directors and editors. A captivating shoot is the result of great teamwork.

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The photo book that accompanied Schiffer’s first solo exhibition in Düsseldorf, Germany.

in S uffolk has a more storied, traditional feel. Schiffer purposefully contrasts the heavy oak paneling with contemporary art by Damien Hirst and Andy Warhol. It was this love of eclecticism – and the desire to leave behind the stiff, perfectly matching tableware of her childhood – that inspired her chinaware collection. She has designed pieces that blend time-honored craftsmanship with deeply personal stories for the long-established manufacturers Vista Alegre and Bordallo Pinheiro.

As an executive producer, Schiffer now brings this creative expertise to her husband Matthew Vaughn’s film sets, where she oversees the visual identity – aesthetics, hair and makeup, costumes, and interior design – of the productions. The name of her production company is a play on her nickname: Cloudy Productions. Her creative influence on screen is unmistakable: Whether it’s the tailored, British elegance of the hit spy series “Kingsman,” the extravagance of the Elton John biopic “Rocketman,” or the set design of the latest spy comedy “Argylle,” Schiffer pulls the aesthetic strings behind the scenes. “Argylle” is close to the family’s heart for a very special reason: The family cat, Chip, made an appearance on screen and rapidly emerged as the secret star. Schiffer immortalized the s tory in her book “Blue Chip: The Confessions of Claudia Schiffer’s Cat,” written with tongue-in-cheek humor and plenty of heartfelt emotion. Schiffer’s creative passion manifests itself in the spaces she inhabits. Her private interior universe thrives on a fascinating architectural duality, embodied by two very different English homes. Her light-filled, modern retreat in Oxfordshire features an elegant mélange of Scandinavian minimalism and mid-century furniture. In contrast, the historic Tudor estate C oldham Hall

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Uniting Vista Alegre’s refined, heritage porcelain with Bordallo Pinheiro’s whimsical, expressive ceramics is a rare and unexpected feat. What was the creative friction or harmony you wanted to explore by mixing these two very different Portuguese traditions?

I’ve been drawn to homeware and collecting ceramics, glass and porcelain my whole life, and Vista Alegre and Bordallo Pinheiro are experts at what they do. I’d collected so many of their ceramic pieces that I eventually wanted to connect with the team, talk about their history and explore a collaboration. Over my career, I’ve learned only to work with brands that I admire and so this felt like an authentic fit. I was very hands-on throughout the entire process – from ideation and my initial designs, right through to the final product. The glass vases in your Cloudy Butterflies collection require master glassmakers to execute the medieval incalmo technique, hot-melting different colors horizontally without a mold or mixing. What was it like collaborating on a process where the margin for error is miniscule, and where ancient craftsmanship dictates the final form?

I’ve always been passionate about exceptional craftsmanship, whether in fashion design or photography, architecture, or objects: I’m endlessly

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For her exhibition and photo book, Claudia Schiffer sifted through thousands of photographs from the 1990s – the golden age of analog fashion photography and heyday of supermodels.

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After decades in the spotlight, Claudia Schiffer now leads a quieter life in the countryside with her husband, film producer Matthew Vaughn, and their three children.

curious about the how and the why things are made. That’s why it was incredible to work with a heritage brand like Vista Alegre and experience first-hand how to use traditional techniques to create beautiful everyday pieces that will hopefully be cherished and passed down through generations over time. Your Gudrun collection is named after your late mother, an avid gardener, and is deeply rooted in your childhood memories of autumn. When you see these pieces finished in forest greens, mustard, and crimson, do you feel they successfully translate the mood of those fall days?

I wanted to dedicate this collection to my childhood memories connected to the German countryside. It’s inspired by listening to the woodpeckers and birdsong, watching the squirrels from my bedroom window and collecting acorns while my mother gathered leaves, which I used as tiny canvases for my drawings. When I started brainstorming ideas for Gudrun, acorns were one of my first design references and feature in some of my favorite pieces like the porcelain teapot and the cups for tea or expresso. They look lovely on display. You styled the lifestyle imagery for the Gudrun collection on your mid-century wooden tables at Coldham Hall. How does the design process change when you are creating specifically for your own lived-in, domestic spaces?

Everything I design, I design for myself. I grew up with very formal, matching crockery, but I’ve realized that I prefer to mix things up. Decorating my home with beautiful items, from art to candles and vintage furniture, as well as pieces I collect and have found around the world, is a passion of mine. Your two homes are very different. Coldham Hall was built in 1574 and is a listed historic building. In Oxfordshire, you live in a far more modern setting. How do you strike a balance between preserving history and creating a modern home?

I’m fascinated by art, design and interiors. With my Suffolk home, I adopted a modern take on country style. I brought in light and dark oak furniture, lots of green, reds and orange, as well as

patterned wallpaper, all juxtaposed with modern art. I chose fabrics that work with muddy dogs and created cozy little nooks where you can enjoy the warmth of a fireplace, both in winter and in a cool summer. It’s a place to feel inspired. Coldham Hall was once owned by the Rookwood family, which included Ambrose Rookwood, a Catholic conspirator who played an instrumental role in the Gunpowder Plot. Legend has it that the conspirators, headed by Guy Fawkes, gathered here before setting off on their journey to London. The house, originally called Rockwood Hall, changed its name after Queen Elizabeth I visited for lunch one day and was served cold ham. She was so appalled that she christened it “Coldham Hall.” When the days grow shorter, how do you cultivate a sense of coziness within your home?

I light a lot of candles, which I feel adds a quality to my life at home. I designed the Gudrun pieces to compliment my mid-century wooden tables; they infuse my home with the warm earthy tones of fall. They also find a place in my weekend countryside retreats, where their rich colors and seasonal motifs – mushrooms, leaves and acorns – contribute to a sense of coziness alongside a crackling fire. I take joy in how these ceramics introduce a subtle change to the living space; they pair beautifully with green hydrangeas and the lit cream candles while the Butterfly collection goes into hibernation until spring. A fashion writer famously referred to you as “the model who doesn’t make mistakes.” You gracefully disagreed, stating that you certainly make them but strive “never to make the same mistake twice.” What has been your most valuable setback and what did it teach you?

Every setback has taught me tenacity, strength and never to take anything personally. Is there still one unfulfilled creative dream that you would love to bring to life?

Not really, because I never put any dream on the back burner. It might not work out but I will definitely explore it. I have lots of projects in the pipeline and I will see which ones become a reality.

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t the heart of the new Am Tacheles neighborhood, once home to Berlin’s thriving independent art scene, renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron are writing a new chapter in the urban history of the site. The creative energy is now also flowing in Townhouse 068, where, this past summer, gallerist and curator Maj van der Linden established an ambitious platform for collectible design and contemporary art. In the showroom on the ground floor, the focus is on quality craftsmanship and independent studios, whereas the basement space features changing exhibitions at the intersection between art and interior design. (Pictured: works by sculptor Veronika Janovec). Each year, three curated cycles will highlight the living dialogue between object, function and atmosphere. Just in time for Berlin Art Week in September, visitors can look forward to “Women in Craft – Positions Between Art and Design,” a group exhibition intended to raise awareness of artists around the world who are working in different materialbased disciplines.

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COMING HOME

As the days grow shorter, the comfort of your own sanctuary matters more than ever. Luxurious textiles, organic silhouettes and timeless colors transform living spaces into welcoming oases with character. This season is all about unspoiled nature.

1 ANNIVERSARY In 2026, JAB Anstoetz celebrates its 80th year in business. Drawing on a rich heritage, the company specializes in the finest decorative and upholstery fabrics. Pictured: Crafted by Nature by CARLUCCI.

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2 CL ARIT Y The new Andon collection from Form & Refine embraces Japanese design principles. Reminiscent of traditional lanterns, this ash wood lamp exudes a sense of calm. 2

3 SYMBIOSIS Where water meets stone: The Hoop bathtub, designed by Kensaku Oshiro for Vaselli, is made entirely of Bianco Rapolano travertine. 4 BAL ANCE The Maona Coffee Table by Bretz is a striking sculptural piece. Its steel base supports a solid wood top, available in a range of wood species, from oak to walnut.

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SHOWPIECES

There is a quiet art to finding joy in life’s little things – especially when they’re made to last. Warm tones brighten gray days, while unique shapes cut through the monotony of the everyday.

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1 CLASSIC Inspired by the shape of a saddle flap, the handcrafted Arçon calfskin bag stays true to Hermès’ roots.

2 THE GOOD LIFE Time for an aperitivo! Octaevo’s playful cocktail skewers make every martini olive taste just a little bit better. 3 EYECATCHER Cool you can wear: Yves Saint Laurent’s fitted dark brown lambskin jacket.

4 ORIGIN When unfolded, the Envelop lambswool-cashmere blanket by Begg x Co reveals a geometric cross inspired by the Scottish flag. 5 MELANCHOLY The Dior Paradise fragrance honors Christian Dior’s favorite retreat of Provence in the south of France.

6 PROPORTIONS Sit back or float as if on a cloud? The Pacha sofa, designed by French designer Pierre Paulin for Gubi, lets you do both.

7 PORCELAIN Fifty years after its debut, Royal Copenhagen is reissuing the Triton collection, featuring Danish artist Arje Griegst’s wave and shell motifs. 8 COMPANION The ideal footwear for a city stroll: Moorfields suede loafers from the legendary London shoemaker John Lobb. 9 ALL-ROUNDER Made of stylish stainless steel, the Aarke Coffee Press is perfect for both classic hot coffee and cold brew.

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The Elements of Brand Design

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ALBUM

Olivia Dean – The Art of Loving

The talented British newcomer’s second album goes straight to the heart. Moving with playful ease between expressive soul and rousing pop, Olivia Dean sings about platonic and romantic love. Inspired by artist Mickalene Thomas’ tribute to American activist bell hooks‘ book “All About Love: New Visions,” the singer’s opening track includes the lines: “Gotta throw some paint – that‘s what bell would say.” It’s a thrilling album that simultaneously stirs the soul.

POETRY

Love Poems

Rupi Kaur’s artistry encompasses love, femininity and healing. Her words have captivated millions worldwide and the “insta-poetry” she writes has revolutionized the literary landscape. After self-publishing “milk and honey” (2014) when she was only 21 and selling more than 12 million books since then, the Punjabi-Canadian poet has now compiled a selection of her best work in a single volume. “Love Poems” is a celebration of life, a gift from the best-selling author that touches the heart. Rupi Kaur, Simon & Schuster

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In this biopic directed and co-written by David Michôd, Sydney Sweeney plays the groundbreaking female boxer Christy Martin who rose to fame in the 1990s. It tells the true story of her challenging career and a toxic relationship that nearly cost her her life. The actual Christy Martin appeared on the red carpet for the film’s premiere. Available for streaming on Prime Video

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House Adler: A blueprint for home extensions At Baufritz, we design and build bespoke home extensions of exceptional quality. Prefabricated in Germany with millimetre precision and superior craftsmanship, they combine energy efficiency with an innovative design. House Adler in the Channel Islands showcases Baufritz’s intelligent approach in practice: We integrated the existing structure into the overall concept to create a seamless, barn-style design.

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Based in his native Ireland, Joseph Walsh creates wooden furniture and objects that exude a unique elegance, dignity and grandeur.

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is works are simultaneously clear and extravagant, simple yet complex. They feel both ancient and futuristic – almost as if they had grown naturally rather than been designed. Born in Ireland in 1979, Joseph Walsh designs exceptional furniture and objects, practicing his craft in its most exquisite form. The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire commissioned him to design the seating for Chatsworth House, and his high-profile admirers include actor Jeremy Irons and the former Gucci Group president, Domenico De Sole. In this interview, the charming autodidact declares his preference for wood and expresses his deep appreciation for the centuries-old trees that shape his art. He describes a pivotal crisis in his career, the inspiration he takes from Ireland’s rugged natural landscape and reveals two pieces of unsolicited advice that changed his life. We learn about his new exhibition in Paris and what drives him to go to his studio every day, where, with patience, passion and a relaxed mindset, he continues to transform wood into new, unexpected forms.

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“Trees should be revered, respected and treasured; the more we appreciate them, the more joy they give back.”

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Joseph Walsh, are you in New York right now? Yes, I’ve been coming here several times a year for the past fifteen years. The city plays an important part in my life. Right now, I’m here to refinish one of my pieces, to install another piece and to see a few clients. My schedule here always seems to fill up quickly. But your work has a strong connection to your home country of Ireland, doesn’t it? That’s true. However, my work also adapts to other places and circumstances, like the recent project I carried out in Japan. My work responds to my surroundings. In Ireland, I can hear the sound of the wind all the time. My studio is also near the sea – so you have the feeling of actually being on the edge of Europe. If I were working on mainland Europe, my work probably wouldn’t be quite as influenced by chance; it’d be a bit more formal and maybe even larger as well.

my neighbor a bookshelf out of the wood. He was a wonderful gentleman – kind of from another era – who lived in a large Georgian house. Unfortunately, it was later destroyed in a fire, along with the bookshelf. I’ve been working with ash wood ever since. I still remember exactly when I saw the fresh shavings for the first time. Before that, I had only known aggressively dried wood. This wood, however, had grown slowly and been air-dried. It was a profoundly moving experience.

Wasn’t there an early experience with wood that changed your life? I started carving and working with wood when I was quite young – although back then, it was still very amateurish. I made my first piece of furniture when I was twelve. I think I was a bit of a curiosity to my neighbors, but I piqued their interest because I took what I was doing quite seriously. When I turned fifteen, a neighbor – a nice elderly man in his mid-eighties – offered me some trees. They were ash trees. I have a very vivid memory of that day. He led me across his yard to the trees and said, “I’ve known these trees my whole life. They’ve grown very slowly because the soil here is poor. They will make great furniture.” At fifteen, I didn’t understand much about wood – for example, that it can shrink or expand when you’re working with it, or how pliable it is. But as the years passed, what my neighbor told me began to make more and more sense. The trees were felled and cut into planks. As a thank-you, I built

How do you select the wood you work with today? I’ve been buying timber from a woman in France for the past fifteen years. So, in a way, she takes the very first step. She knows the timber I like, what I’m trying to achieve, and she finds the trees for me. I visit her once a year. Every now and then, I’m also offered individual, old trees from estates. This is why I started the Tree Legacy Project. I was recently offered a yew from Lismore Castle. It had grown very slowly and was probably about five hundred years old – something very special. Imagine this tree in this historically significant place. It once stood in a bishop’s palace, witnessed the Reformation, and passed into the possession of Sir Walter Raleigh in 1589. It later came into the hands of the Boyle family, into which the Devonshire family married. This tree witnessed all of that. We wanted to invest the time and energy we believed this tree deserved and to record exactly where it came from. So, we asked an artist to

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Joseph Walsh creates most of his pieces from ash wood, which he first encountered when he was young. Recognizing the young Irishman’s extraordinary talent, a neighbor gave him some ash trees to work with.

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The Enignum VIII Bed is over six meters tall. This exquisite piece is housed at Chatsworth House, an English country estate that has been home to the Cavendish family – the Dukes of Devonshire – since the 16th century.

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“I thought this might be the last piece I’d ever make, that it was going to be terrible. But I didn’t care. I just wanted to create something free. And from then on, that became my way of thinking.” JOSEPH WALSH

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“I took one of my new pieces and began carving away its harsh, rigid lines, guiding it toward softness. As I did so, I imagined a blind person touching the wood.”

The circular sculpture Magnus RINN, which Joseph Walsh designed for the Irish Pavilion at the Expo 2025 World’s Fair in Osaka, possesses a commanding presence. The six-meter-tall, gilded object is crafted from bronze and wood.

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draw the tree and its surroundings and then wrote a little bit of history about the place during the time the tree was there. It’s profoundly moving to think of the timber as a living thing that has actively participated in the history of its surroundings. The tree should be revered, respected and cherished. The more we appreciate it, the more joy it gives back. Doing so allows us to change our thought patterns and break the cycle of constant consumption. You’ve said that the characteristics of the wood influence the way you work. How much does the wood itself dictate the final form? There was one very specific moment when I changed my approach. Funnily enough, it relates to New York. In 2008, I had an exhibition here featuring 23 new pieces and some that I had borrowed from clients. It was a huge deal for me at the time. But the more I heard the feedback, opinions and interpretations from visitors, the more frustrated I became. Back in Ireland, I received a letter from Jack Lenor Larsen, a very renowned textile designer whom I hadn’t known until then. It was a beautifully written and presented letter. Larsen had visited my exhibition and wrote: “You don’t know me, but I’m writing to you like an admiring grandfather with some unsolicited advice. Your craftsmanship scores 16 out of 10, but you haven’t found your own voice yet. To achieve this will require some soul searching.” That was very direct and unsolicited indeed. Yes, and I was going through a phase where I was very frustrated with my own work. After the exhibition, I actually wanted to destroy everything, but I couldn’t because a lot of it belonged to clients. Then I looked again at Larsen’s letter, in which he had written: “I think you should study the beauty of bird bones. Even a blind person should be able to enjoy the beauty of your work.” So, I took one of my new pieces and began carving away its harsh, rigid lines, guiding it toward softness. As I did so, I imagined a blind person touching the wood. It changed everything, and became a real breakthrough for me. The idea behind it was that the wood contains the complex DNA of its geometry. Without the influence of nature, the tree would, in fact, have a perfect geometry. But insects, the wind and life shape it into what we see. In a way, the strength of nature and its capacity to adapt became my way of thinking about designing. It helped me to be more open and to accept that there could be something better than just drawing on paper in a perfect grid. I took the time to change, and took a risk. I remember creating the first Enignum Table

that way and thinking: I’m breaking all my own rules. This might be the last piece I ever make and it’s going to be terrible. But I didn’t care. I just wanted to create something free. And from then on, that became my way of thinking. I’m so glad you were open to this suggestion. What can we expect to see at your exhibition in Paris? In September and October, we’ll be showing some pieces at the beautiful Hôtel de Sully and telling the stories behind them. The exhibition will include some pieces we don’t normally get to display. We’ll also be showing a large sculpture in the garden – part of a research project we’ve been working on for the past few years. There will also be a cultural program running alongside the exhibition. That sounds very interesting. What motivates you to keep going today? I find my work incredibly enriching. It brings me into contact with the world and I’m constantly learning. I love working with people from different cultures, but I also like being in my workshop. I like the challenge and the rigor. I like that I just keep going and that each piece is an expression of the year in which it was made. That’s very motivating. However, there’s also the risk of becoming so immersed that time flies by – as it always does when you’re having fun. But I feel a strong sense of purpose and can’t imagine doing anything else.

Joseph Walsh left a distinctive mark on the surface of his Magnus RINN: The work retains the artist’s own thumbprints.

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Azzi Glasser in her studio on Rochester Square in London. She wears her own fragrance Sequoia Wood, a bestseller at London’s luxury department store Liberty, describing it as sensual, creative and edgy – with a dash of chili pepper.

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The woman who enchants Hollywood with her seductive scents: Azzi Glasser designed her first perfume when she was 23. Today, she creates fragrances with personality.

“Azzi possesses a certain sorcery in that she is capable of capturing the perfect essence of a character in scent.” JOHNNY DEPP

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ohnny Depp loves the smell of old books: ancient, dusty leather-bound tomes whose yellowed pages crackle with age. Helena Bonham Carter prefers to envelop herself in “a protective cloud like invisible armor that serves as an emotional anchor as well as a gateway to a fantasy world.” Austin Butler launched London perfume designer Azzi Glasser into the spotlight when he happened to mention in an interview that he never travels without her scented candles Rain on Earth. Azzi Glasser is not merely a “nose.” She’s an alchemist, a character analyst, a storyteller, a knower of souls. She designed her first perfumes for Agent Provocateur when she was 23, and the pink, oval bottles are bestsellers to this day. Today, Glasser specializes in bespoke fragrances that fully reflect a particular personality – scents that give material form to a person’s essential self. When you meet the petite, attractive perfume designer, you can tell very quickly that Glasser doesn’t think in individual fragrances but in narratives. It’s not for nothing that she calls her label The Perfumer’s Story. Each of her creations begins with one. “I interview people,” she explains, “like a journalist does, or even a therapist!” Glasser spends two or three hours with her clients, asking about their families, their childhoods, their dress style, their dreams, their anxieties. Lord David Linley, Earl of Snowdon, is one of her clients. After his interview, he stood up and said: “That was the best therapy session I ever had. Could I book another appointment for next week?” Glasser laughs as she recounts the anecdote. We’re sitting together on the hotel terrace of Le Majestic in Cannes across from the Palais des Festivals. The 56-year-old sorceress of scent enjoys attending cultural events. And she believes that everyone has two personas: a public and a private one. The genius lies in making both discernible to the olfactory senses – as a perfume. How Glasser discovered Cindy Crawford’s core essence is an astonishing story in itself. For her 50th birthday, Crawford’s husband, Rande Gerber, wanted to surprise her with a custom fragrance. The problem was, Crawford hated perfume and had never found anything she liked. After having Gerber tell her all about the supermodel, G lasser developed two scents and flew with them to

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1 The British perfumer designed multiple fragrances for creative director Diana Gomez (left), as well as for Claudia Schiffer’s husband, director Matthew Vaughn, for his film “Kingsman: The Secret Service” starring Colin Firth and Taron Egerton.

2 Noel Gallagher of Oasis loves rock music, guitar riffs and Glasser’s Mystère Vetivert fragrance. 3 Among the most famous The Perfumer‘s Story scents is C – and it’s said to be addictive. Irish actor Elijah Rowen is hooked.

4 At the Cannes premiere of “Firebrand,” a film by BrazilianAlgerian director Karim Aïnouz starring Jude Law as Henry VIII, the actor was only permitted to apply the diabolical scent Glasser had created for his repulsive character outside of the studio. 5 Best buddies: Johnny Depp and Azzi Glasser met through Helena Bonham Carter.

6 Supermodels compare notes: Cindy Crawford’s daughter Kaia Gerber introduced her mom to Azzi Glasser’s world of fragrances.

7 Austin Butler, still dating Kaia in this photo, created a buzz by admitting in a GQ questionnaire that whenever he traveled, he always packed Fig Ambrette and Rain on Earth – Azzi Glasser’s scented candles. On his skin, he likes to wear Old Books, her classic fragrance.

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After designing perfumes for 25 years, Azzi Glasser sees herself as a pioneer in a traditional industry. Her conceptual approach enables her to create unique character scents for Hollywood stars and musicians. She launched her own brand The Perfumer’s Story in 2016.

California. Crawford announced: “I’ll only accept the gift if Rande and I choose the same scent independent of each other.” He took a sniff, she took a sniff – and they both chose the same bottle. “Bingo!” You can hear the gratification in Glasser’s voice even today. Crawford immortalized the moment on Instagram, posting: “Even though I loved them both, I was drawn to one immediately because it felt like an old friend.” The Hollywood buzz around Azzi Glasser came about quite by coincidence. Her son attended the same school as Helena Bonham Carter and director Tim Burton’s child. What began as parents having a chat soon turned into a friendship, and it was at a children’s birthday party that Bonham Carter discovered Glasser’s profession. Between them, they had the idea to create a bespoke scent for a character in a film. Why not? So, Azzi Glasser began developing scents to help actors flesh out their characters – creating a kind of olfactory guide to making them come alive. Over the years, for Bonham Carter alone, she designed scents for the Bellatrix Lestrange character from “Harry Potter,” Princess Margaret from “The Crown” and the iconic Red Queen from “Alice in Wonderland.” When the British actor played a down-and-out psychiatrist in Tim Burton’s

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“Dark Shadows,” Glasser helped her reek of bourbon and Gauloises. So much so, in fact, that fellow actor Johnny Depp was perplexed and asked the actor if she hadn’t perhaps gone a bit too far preparing for her role. When she told him her secret, he immediately asked for Glasser’s number. “Azzi possesses a certain sorcery in that she is capable of capturing the perfect essence of a character in scent,” he says, and became a loyal fan. For Depp’s role in “Dark Shadows” Glasser created the essence of vampire in a bottle. Then, for his London townhouse, she designed Old Books, a scent evocative of libraries, eccentricity and rock ’n’ roll. Glasser’s name soon made the rounds in Hollywood and beyond. Laura Linney’s alternating characters in the play “The Little Foxes” each had their own scent – created by Azzi Glasser. In only two days, she designed a double identity for Cate Blanchett’s stage performance in “The Seagull.” Glasser’s client list goes on, and includes Kylie Minogue, Orlando Bloom, Stephen Fry and Noomi Rapace.

What was Glasser’s most spectacular creation? How much does bespoke perfume cost? Go online for the full story.

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A dynasty shaped by time and patience, Maison Billecart-Salmon has been family-run since 1818 and is now led by its seventh generation. The house is driven by a centuries-old passion to embrace whatever nature unpredictably bestows. Year after year. We visit Champagne.

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The color of the BillecartSalmon harvesting boxes indicates where the grapes will end up: in the iconic, signature Le Rosé cuvée. The single-varietal Blanc de Blanc champagne consists entirely of white Chardonay grapes.

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“Authenticity is the true future of luxury. It’s one of the few things you can’t buy.” MATHIEU ROLAND-BILLECART

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reen hills as far as the eye can see, covered in nothing but grapevines. The drive to Mareuil-sur-Aÿ takes us past countless vineyards, but upon arriving at the Billecart-Salmon estate, another plant immediately catches our eye. In the center of the well-tended French garden, a mighty chestnut tree stands guard over the courtyard. More than 200 years old, its roots reach down toward the Maison’s historic wine cellars below. The staff here are delighted to share the legend surrounding the tree: Because it has drunk nothing but champagne from the soil over the centuries, it has defied every disease. This charming story – one of many told – reminds us that wine is more than just a product here: It is the very foundation of life in the region. In Champagne, the presence of the world’s finest sparkling wine is inescapable. Anyone who travels here and looks behind the scenes quickly comes to appreciate the immense work and dedication that goes into every bottle. At Billecart-Salmon, it all began in 1818 with a love story: the marriage of Nicolas François Billecart and Elisabeth Salmon. Their union gave rise to a champagne house that remains independent and family-owned to this day – a rarity in a region long dominated by large luxury conglomerates. In tribute to these origins, the brand’s most exquisite vintage cuvées still proudly bear the founders’ names. Just how deep the family’s roots run was highlighted by a poignant moment in late 2025, with the passing of Jean Roland-Billecart – affectionately known as “Monsieur Jean” – at the remarkable age of 102. His wife continues to live on the estate, maintaining the spirit of a man who spent decades revolutionizing the champagne house and its cellar techniques.

Today, the company is led by a new generation of family members. Anyone meeting Mathieu Roland-Billecart – CEO since 2019 and a seventhgeneration family representative – and his cousin Antoine from the sixth generation, quickly forgets that they are at the helm of a multimillion-dollar global enterprise. Both men embody a charming, almost disarming down-to-earthness, and when they talk about champagne, their eyes light up. While Mathieu guides the legacy into the future with strategic acumen and visionary clarity, Antoine travels the globe as a passionate brand ambassador, bringing their champagne to tables from London to Sydney. Antoine shares his favorite anecdotes with boundless enthusiasm, evident in his lively expressions and sweeping gestures. Although they divide their responsibilities, they remain deeply united by the same passion. Billecart-Salmon is not a brand that seeks to make a big splash; it eschews flashy marketing campaigns and aggressive discounts in favor of quiet restraint. Only a few visitors have the opportunity to look behind the scenes at the winery. There is no on-site hotel on the estate, which is not commercially open to the public. Those fortunate enough to enjoy the privilege of a visit, however,

The contemporary logo on the bottle allows for multiple interpretations: It resembles the stylized silhouette of a champagne glass, a grapevine tendril, and the founding family’s initials, S and B.

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A VISIT TO CHAMPAGNE If you’re planning a trip to the famous French wine region, we recommend these hotels: LOISIUM Minimalist design in the heart of wine country. The perfect starting point for a private discovery tour. ROYAL CHAMPAGNE A stately grand hotel with a Michelin-starred restaurant. The panoramic terrace overlooks Épernay and the Marne Valley.

The secret behind the Billecart-Salmon method, a very special vineyard and a glimpse into the future – read the rest of the story online.

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discover the art of hospitality and the renowned French art de vivre in its most authentic form. In 2024, Billecart-Salmon commissioned French-American interior designer Elliott Barnes and architect Vincent Fierfort to redesign the historic estate’s headquarters and its adjacent guesthouse, which contains just two exclusive suites. In the evening, the family invites guests to dinner, where Executive Chef Benjamin Gilles serves French creations perfectly paired with selected champagnes. The evening flies by, and at the end of it, five different bottles grace the table, including the iconic, salmon-hued Le Rosé and a vintage from the guest’s birth year. Whether this is an exceptionally thoughtful gesture or simply a happy coincidence remains a well-guarded secret. It is in moments like these that the house’s philosophy becomes tangible. As Mathieu Roland-Billecart beautifully sums up: “Authenticity is the true future of luxury. It’s one of the few things you can’t buy.” Producing approximately two million bottles annually, the Maison is regarded within the industry as a refined, mid-sized gem. The family has remained steadfastly loyal to its motto for generations: “Prioritize quality, strive for excellence.” Here, true luxury is defined by patience. While regulations require a minimum aging period of fifteen months for champagne, these bottles mature in underground chalk cellars for three to fifteen years before finally revealing their signature finesse. Rooted in terroir: Mathieu Roland-Billecart knows the vineyards like the back of his hand. For him, excellence begins with respect for the land.

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in a remarkable display of contrasts, examples of socialist realist architecture stand side by side with elegant apartment buildings, while in the background, modern high-rises tower against the sky. The 237-meter-tall Palace of Culture and Science in downtown Warsaw dominates the cityscape. Originally a gift from the Soviet dictator, Stalin, it was completed only ten years after the end of World War II. Today, the building houses offices and educational institutions, along with numerous cultural facilities, including a cinema and several theaters. It also accomodates a public swimming pool. Few buildings represent Poland’s turbulent history more definitively. During World War II, over 85 percent of the Polish capital was destroyed. Reconstruction of the city involved more than rebuilding what lay in ruins; it was a conscious act of cultural assertiveness. The city’s historic old town, which was carefully reconstructed according to old survey drawings, demonstrates this quite impressively. In recognition of this remarkable feat of near-total reconstruction, the old town was named a UNESCO world heritage site. Together, Nowy Świat and Krakowskie Przedmieście streets form Warsaw’s Royal Route, which connects the old town with the former summer palaces of the Polish kings. The historical buildings and traditional cafés and shops here create a lively atmosphere that attracts visitors and locals alike. As you leave the h istoric Royal Route and walk toward the

Vistula River, Poland’s longest waterway, you come to Powiśle, where you should stop at Lukullus Patisserie, a traditional pastry shop currently led in the third generation by Albert Judycki – the founder’s grandson – and Jacek Malarski. Many of the pastries are based on recipes from old Polish cookbooks. The concept’s popularity speaks for itself: Not so long ago, a seventh location opened: Lukullus w St. Tropez. Each of the shops is designed by a different well-known architect to reflect the character of the building in which it is located and the atmosphere of the surrounding neighborhood. The Warsaw University Library, just a stone’s throw away, has a spectacular rooftop garden that is open to visitors between April and October and offers stunning views of the city. From here, you can enjoy a walk along the Vistula boulevard. This riverside promenade is several kilometers long and one of the city’s most popular places for a stroll. Rozbrat 20 is a prime example of Warsaw’s culinary scene. The restaurant, which has been awarded a Michelin star, innovatively combines Polish, British and Asian influences. Its focus on regionally sourced, seasonal ingredients and fermented foods, places it squarely at the center of contemporary cuisine – cosmopolitan, experimental and rooted in traditional culinary arts. In the end, it is this creative and entrepreneurial spirit that drives the Polish capital and makes it such a vibrant and unique city. Contact our on-site experts here.

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Past and future are always at play in present-day Warsaw. Shaped by a history of destruction and reconstruction, the city is constantly reinventing itself to establish spaces for creativity, culture and innovative food concepts.

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HO T E L B R ISTOL The prestigious Polish luxury hotel opened on the Royal Route in 1901. Regarded as the grande dame of the city, it combines art nouveau architecture with a rich cultural heritage. It was here, for instance, that Marie Skłodowska Curie received her Nobel Prize.

WA R S AW U N I V E R S I T Y L I B R A RY ROOF G A R DE N One of Europe’s largest rooftop gardens stretches over more than a hectare on top of the library building. Designed by landscape architect Irena Bajerska, it boasts unusual architectural elements and lush vegetation, and offers impressive views of the city skyline.

Z AC H Ę TA G A L L E RY The National Gallery of Art has a collection of around 3,700 works including paintings, sculpture, installations, videos, graphic and performance art. The historic building, which survived World War II almost intact, showcases the country’s most important collection of contemporary art.

T E AT R W I E L K I Warsaw’s largest theater was designed by architect Antonio Corazzi and built between 1925 and 1833. It is among the city’s most significant cultural monuments and one of Poland’s leading venues for ballet, music theater and concerts.

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The name Reschio is thought to derive from the Latin word resculum, meaning “fortress,” a legacy that is palpable in every stone to this day .

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The Castello di Reschio is a magical retreat and living work of art on the border between Umbria and Tuscany. This estate, which had crumbled into disrepair, was brought back to life by the Bolza family’s boundless passion and their deep respect for architecture, design and nature.

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Architect Benedikt Bolza built the Palm Court to serve as a reception hall and the green heart of the estate.

Guests can explore the more than 1,500 hectares of woodland and meadows on foot, on horseback or by e-bike.

omplete tranquility abounds. Before me lies a green expanse with rolling hills and the occasional cottage in the distance. With every step, the gravel path crunches satisfyingly beneath my sandals. Apart from this, only the gentle chirping of a bird and murmuring of the wind in the pine trees breaks the silence. I am embraced by a sense of serenity and the feeling of having arrived, despite having first set foot on the grounds of the Hotel Reschio mere minutes ago after a two-hour journey that took me from Florence and past Lake Trasimeno. This stretch of land, which perches on the historic border between Umbria and Tuscany, was once foughtover territory until Reschio was placed under the emperor’s protection and transformed into a self-sufficient island of peace. To this day, it remains a protected world of its own I step into the Palm Court, the architectural centerpiece of the Castello, and am warmly welcomed. The green metal-and-glass structure exudes the spirit of the Belle Époque and its palm trees, wicker armchairs and inviting velvet sofas were inspired by elegant h istoric

sunrooms. Concierge Sebastiano points out the Steinway grand piano, which was built before the Titanic. In keeping with the castle’s ancient stone walls, I almost expect to be handed a heavy, wrought-iron key, but instead receive a keycard made of wood printed with an antique portrait. This turns out to be something of a pattern, and I start spotting portraits everywhere on the walls. They are one of the many collecting passions of Count Benedikt Bolza and his wife Nencia, who have amassed countless paintings, sourced from antique and flea markets, which now add character and soul to the rooms. If I needed any further proof that this is no ordinary hotel, it is provided the moment I enter my spacious suite in the annex, tucked behind the former church of San Michele. There’s no sign of the typical hotel bedroom design; instead, the suite positively glows with personality. Warm colors and dark wood dominate the interior, and I feel like a private guest in the home of a distinguished collector.

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The rooms flow elegantly into one another and exploring them feels almost like taking a tour of a stately home. A delectable chocolate cake awaits on the sideboard. Delicately dusted with icing sugar, it bears – just like the cushions on the bed – the initials CdR. One might assume they stand for Castello di Reschio. In fact, however, these are the initials of the first Count of Reschio, a detail that further underscores the nostalgic charm. If Count Bolza cannot find an object that matches his vision, he designs it himself – which is how the B.B. for Reschio range came into being. The collection includes the metal bed frame and the design award-worthy, chrome-plated coffee machine. The windows open onto two worlds: To the east, the morning sun creeps through the mist of the Umbrian hills; to the west, it sinks behind the border to Tuscany, bathing the landscape in a golden light. In the afternoon, I take a tour and discover some of the secrets of this vast 1,500-hectare property, which stretches across unspoilt hills, wild forests and seven artificial lakes. The origins of the fortress date back to the year 1050. When the Bolza family purchased the overgrown estate in the mid-1980s, almost all of

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the fifty historic farmhouses were in ruins, and not a single one still had a roof. Over the decades, the buildings have been carefully restored by the family and, for the most part, sold to private owners. All work takes place under the watchful supervision of Count Benedikt Bolza, who, as an architect and visionary, ensures that the spirit of the past remains alive in even the smallest details. It was only in 2021, after years of meticulous work, that the Castello opened as a boutique hotel with 36 suites. As I wander through its hidden nooks and narrow corridors, I can sense the deeply personal family history radiating from every stone. It is a place where fate has played its part, too: In the 1990s, Donna Nencia came to Reschio as a restorer to work on the historic frescoes. She met Benedikt Bolza, they fell in love, and Nencia stayed. Today, her creativity and love of nature are an incredible asset to the estate. The staff say she knows every plant on the grounds, from the huge rosemary bushes to the numerous fig and lemon trees. The next morning in the Tabaccaia, I realize just how deep the creative spirit is rooted in the family. Count Bolza transformed this 1940s tobacco factory into a design studio, with brick, concrete and glass details lending

Bespoke interiors: Every detail in the suites is thoughtfully designed. Many of the furnishings, including the striking bed frame and the Poggibonsi lamps, were created by Benedikt Bolza.

A family tradition: Count Benedikt Bolza was one of five siblings. Today, his own five children carry on the family’s creative legacy.

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an industrial feel. Antiques, sculptures and gilded mirrors are piled high between the desks. Bolza is a perfectionist who leaves nothing to chance. For him, the renovation of every single house is a deeply emotional act: “It’s like a child being born,” he says, his eyes lighting up. Two of his daughters join us around the table during our conversation. They carry on the family’s creative legacy with Reschio Collections, a brand name that sells items linked to the estate’s traditions and crafted by local artisans – from olive oil and leather pouches to signature lamps. Later, I stroll down to the Ristorante alle Scuderie, past the Teatro Equestre, the heart of the legendary horse-breeding operation founded by the present owner’s grandfather, Count Antonio Bolza. In the indoor ring, guests can watch the training sessions led by master Antonello Radicchi and his wife Francesca. His gentle method requires no tack whatsoever, and the Andalusians, whose coats turn snow-white over the years, move in perfect harmony. The horses are not entered into competitions, as the rigid discipline and coercion that that would require goes against the estate’s philosophy of

freedom. Near the stables, I take a seat in the restaurant and enjoy an excellent pasta cacio e pepe and a scoop of pistachio ice cream. Before the day draws to a close, I head to the Bathhouse spa, situated in the former wine cellars, directly beneath the imposing stone walls of the castello. Thanks to the ingenious booking system, I feel I have the place entirely to myself. As I descend the steps, I lose all sense of time. The thick walls block out the daylight, leaving only the candles flickering around the sides of the Roman bath. I swim through a narrow passageway into the foundations of the great tower, where a waterfall cascades down from a height of several meters. After the sauna, I float into the monumental fireplace room for a massage and give in to a state of pure, timeless bliss. When the driver comes to take me back to Florence a few days later, I take one last look at the cypress trees, which soar into the sky like bold brush strokes. As we pull away, I leave with a deep appreciation of the potential that can be unleashed by a family’s unconditional devotion to a place – and vow to return to Reschio and its living legacy.

The large fireplace room is the centerpiece of the Bathhouse, situated in the castle’s former wine cellar. Within the thick walls, time appears to stand still.

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(TODOS SANTOS, MEXICO) Burritos, handmade tortillas and exquisite octopus tacos take center stage in a menu created by founders Josh Kremer and Pablo Carmona that celebrates Mexican cuisine with subtle Japanese influences. Named after Tenochtitlán – the ancient capital of the Aztec Empire – the restaurant reflects these rich cultural roots through both its menu and interior design. Located within the luxury Paradero Todos Santos hotel, it celebrates the unique identity and landscape of the Baja California Sur peninsula.

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Chef Olivier Nasti has spent 25 years shaping the culinary landscape of Alsace with his visionary, nature-inspired cuisine. As a two-star Michelin chef and passionate hunter, respect for ingredients, wildlife and community lies at the heart of his philosophy. At the Relais & Châteaux hotel Le Chambard, Nasti’s culinary creations celebrate regional identity, with sumptuous game dishes like pithivier – a game pâté baked in puff pastry – that showcase both his technical mastery and his deep local roots. His commitment to the craft shines each autumn at his annual Festival de la Chasse and the World Game Pie Championship in October. As a leading figure in French gastronomy, Nasti bridges traditional French values with modern innovation. This ethos extends to the dessert menu, crafted in collaboration with chef pâtissier Jordan Gasco – the creative force behind the hotel’s Skulptur chocolaterie. Together, they offer sophisticated, avant-garde, reduced-sugar pastries that evoke childhood memories and perfectly complement the experience at the historic establishment’s newly opened Salon de Thé.

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VISTAMARE (PUNTA ALA, ITALY) Exclusive beachside dining at its best. In southern Tuscany, the boutique Cala Beach Resort offers guests an unforgettable evening: an exclusive dinner under the stars with their feet in the sand. VistAmare, one of three on-site restaurants, serves contemporary Mediterranean dishes overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.

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Culinary excellence in the Chiemgau: For the third consecutive year, Edip Sigl has retained the third Michelin star for his es:senz restaurant at the Das Achental resort. This achievement cements his place among a group of just twelve three-star chefs in Germany. His winning philosophy is based on a minimalist approach that elevates the flavors of his Bavarian homeland, creating exceptional dishes built around no more than three or four key ingredients, brought together by masterfully crafted sauces.

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(TALLINN, ESTONIA) The fifth edition of the Michelin Guide Estonia recommends more than 40 restaurants across the country, including Vesta, a neighborhood bistro in the Kalamaja district founded by three friends. The restaurant recently earned a Bib Gourmand award for its exceptional value. With its young team, open kitchen and a small seasonal menu of authentic, unpretentious dishes, Vesta offers the perfect setting for relaxed, convivial evenings.

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Last year, the Maido, owned by Mitsuharu “Micha” Tsumura, was awarded the top spot in the World’s 50 Best Restaurants ranking. For more than 15 years, it has dedicated itself to Nikkei cuisine, a combination of Japanese cooking techniques and Peruvian ingredients. Fusing the flavors of the Pacific Ocean with treasures from the Amazon region, the seasonal menu stars rare items such as paiche, one of the world’s largest freshwater fish. Guests arriving at the restaurant are traditionally met with the Japanese greeting: maido!

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LANDMARK FOR THE ARTS

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A new architectural landmark at the tip of Broadway: TPAC will dominate the banks of the Cumberland River like a true beacon of culture.

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hen the rhythm kicks in, the whole city starts buzzing. Nashville – the legendary music hotspot on the Cumberland River – has been a launching pad for numerous global superstars, from country icon Dolly Parton to pop queen Taylor Swift. Night after night, the stages of the honky-tonks along Broadway are packed with artists singing soulful songs, melding music and the spirit of the city to unleash an unstoppable creative energy. The newest project in Music City is an ambitious, gigantic center that adds visionary architecture to the creative mix. Located on the up-and-coming East Bank neighborhood on the river, the new Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) is a bold new landmark for the city. “The new TPAC is conceived as an urban and cultural link – between the old and the new Nashville and between all the

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In Nashville, country music capital of the world, the Bjarke Ingels Group is designing the spectacular new Tennessee Performing Arts Center. Envisaged as a giant theater curtain on the riverbank, this masterpiece fuses architecture, art and emotion.

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bridge. At the heart of the building are four new p erformance venues: a monumental theater stage, a dance and opera hall, a flexible black box theater, and an intimate cabaret. The new home of the Nashville Repertory Theater, the Nashville Ballet and the Nashville Opera is deliberately designed to break with old conventions. Floating, timber-clad balcony shells bring the audience close to the performers. With construction scheduled to begin in 2027, the cultural hub is set to shape the performing arts far beyond Tennessee’s borders when it opens in 2030. TPAC Executive Director Jennifer Turner emphasizes the project’s power: “This center represents the future. It will allow us to support more artists and strengthen the impact of the performing arts in the community.”

TPAC is set to become the city’s social hub. Branching off the light-filled atrium, two lobbies connect the different event spaces.

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performing arts,” explains star architect Bjarke Ingels, who is realizing the project together with William Rawn Associates and Hastings Architecture. The roughly 28,500-square-meter building extends the famous Broadway axis down to the water and carries the city’s culture into the future. The architecture symbolizes a permanent performance: Inspired by the dramatic dynamism of a stage, the flowing façade resembles a vast, curved curtain. Thousands of reflective aluminum tubes stretch upward like organ pipes, offering a view into the interior at the entrances. Step into the light-filled atrium and you instantly become part of a production of space and light, as the cascading concrete slabs form a direct, flowing connection with the city’s historic pedestrian

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HOME for ETERNITY BY M ER L E W I L K EN I N G

Where the passing of time tells the most beautiful stories: After many years of loving care and devotion, the historic Rogäsen Manor opens its doors to a new chapter. A rare and exclusive estate with a rich heritage and space for new visions.

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An architectural testament to the era of Frederick the Great: Built in 1765, the manor house now shines once again in its original splendour.

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E Steeped in history, the wooden staircase in the entrance hall provides a magnificent welcome to residents and guests alike. Charming arched windows, sliding doors, wooden floors and soft pastel tones lend an inimitable character to the light-filled rooms.

ven on the approach to this stately residence in the Potsdam-Mittelmark region, one gets an immediate sense of the very special atmosphere that pervades this place. Surrounded by majestic trees, some of which date back many centuries, Rogäsen Manor was built in 1765 and lies nestled among the rolling hills of the Karower Plateau. “It captivated us from the very first moment we set eyes on it. It struck us straight away as a diamond in the rough,” recall the owners, Marion and Karl Geyer, thinking back to their first visit. With no end of passion and dedication, working closely with the Potsdam architectural firm Kühn-von Kaehne und Lange, they have dedicated many years to the meticulous and historically sensitive restoration of the estate. Their efforts have returned the listed property to its original splendour. Today, beautiful roses climb the light-coloured façade and the loggia like in a scene straight out of a fairy tale. A peaceful, private retreat has been created for all those “who cherish the refined life of the countryside.”

The main front door of the manor opens directly into the stately vestibule. The historic wooden staircase, with its ornate banister, makes a striking first impression and an undeniably grand entrance; it is not hard to imagine elegantly dressed ladies and gentlemen descending the steps in centuries past. Fascinating history permeates every corner of this property. The Baroque layout, with its enfilades – the linear sequence of salons whose doors are perfectly aligned on a single axis – creates captivating sightlines from one room to the next. Each salon welcomes visitors with exquisite stucco decoration, original hardwood or natural stone floors, and elegant interiors finished in warm colours or delicate pastel shades. Nowadays, civil weddings can be held in the drawing room with its grand fireplace, as well as in the garden room and on the loggia. In the adjacent music room, an elaborately decorated, star-patterned parquet floor, a hand-painted Meissen tiled stove dating from around 1900 and a historic grand piano from Leipzig’s famous Blüth-

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Testaments to a glorious past: Treasured pieces such as the round Meissen tiled stove and the grand piano in the music room reflect the historic soul of the property.

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Whether in the elegant drawing room with its Baroque door lintels or in the sprawling park grounds, the castle estate offers the perfect setting for truly special moments. South-facing double doors and large windows frame elegant views across the beautifully manicured garden.

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Brandenburg, Germany Price on request Interior approx. 972 m² Land approx. 55,140 m² E&V ID W-046L6C ENGEL & VÖLKERS Berlin-Brandenburg MMC (DE) Contact Franziska von Dippel Tel. +49 30 897 309 00 E-mail franziska.vondippel@engelvoelkers.com

ner piano factory await visitors. Today, the “Friedrich II” suite in the meticulously restored side wing of the property recalls this glorious era. Each guest room is a unique retreat in its own right, thoughtfully furnished with antiques and complemented by state-ofthe-art amenities in keeping with the comforts of modern-day life. Whether in the “Voltaire” single room, where views of the sunrise can be enjoyed, or in the green “Arkadien” double room with its bay window, every room in the manor inspires the imagination with its timeless charm. Just beside the main house stands the coach house, the former post station, now transformed into a guesthouse, offering an idyllic retreat overlooking the historic horse stables and the former estate church. Large double doors open out onto the beautiful garden. The view extends beyond the checkerboard stone flooring to the vine-covered loggia and the approximately 1,000-square-metre

garden parterre, above which a golden weather vane turns gently in the breeze. Beyond this garden lies 3.5 hectares of glorious parkland grounds. Laid out in the mid-19th century in the style of an English landscape garden with sweeping lawns, it merges seamlessly into the neighbouring Fiener Bruch nature reserve. It is a place of exceptional natural beauty. In the autumn, when the mist descends mysteriously across the meadows, or in the summertime, when birdsong fills the air, every season has its own unique delights. The owners cannot contain their enthusiasm for the natural beauty on offer: “Nightingales, kestrels, the unmistakable call of the oriole… Here, one’s inner spirit can come to find peace.” A profound passion and romance define present day life at the manor. It brings together the grandeur of its past with the most beautiful love stories of the present, and now awaits new owners eager to write its next chapter.

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WHERE THE SOUL CAN BREATHE

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In the Aegean, ancient mythology meets the rhythm of modern life. After generations of family ownership, the private Greek island of Argyronisos is now entering a new chapter defined by complete freedom. A special legacy, ready for the future.

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Greek aesthetics in consummate harmony: radiant white and deep blue capture the stunning light of the Aegean and draw the sea into the living space. The Hemera room in the luxurious villa enjoys an en suite bathroom and its own private balcony.

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he journey to Argyronisos really comes into its own the moment the mainland starts to fade away into the horizon, leaving only the deep blue of the Aegean to fill the view and soothe the senses. As the speedboat sets out on the 20-minute crossing from the coast of Euboea, not only do the waters calm, but so too does the spirit. Here, in the sheltered Gulf of Volos, and nestled between the northernmost tip of Euboea and the Greek mainland, time begins to move more gently. Ahead of the bow, a veritable paradise emerges – its rolling, verdant hills shimmering in the summer light. It is the silvery green of the 2,000 olive trees that likely gave the island its name: Argyronisos, the Silver Island. This 24-hectare sanctuary has been owned by one family for generations. It is a legacy having been carefully nurtured and rooted in a deep connection to nature. The groves are cultivated according to strict organic principles. Back in ancient times, the island was known as Deucalion, named after the son of Prometheus. According to legend, humanity was reborn here after a great flood. Today, those who walk the winding paths between ancient cypresses and wild herb gardens experience a unique, modern incarnation of that renewal. Argyronisos invites a return to inner peace and well-being. Until the end of 2024, the island served for 13 years as an exclusive yoga retreat – a sanctuary for mindfulness and healing. This essence remains intact today. Here, one rediscovers a rhythm often lost amid the everyday pace of contemporary city life. The retreat’s infrastructure offers the ideal foundation to carry this spirit forward under new stewardship, transforming the island into a private place for soulful regeneration. The Shala, at one time a helicopter landing pad, now rises above the cliffs as a temple of silence – a spectacular setting to greet the morning with sun salutations. The architecture, too, follows this philosophy of harmony. Several recently renovated houses are organically spread out across the island’s gently undulating landscape, which stretches around one and a half kilometres in length. Alongside the beautiful main house with its welcoming communal spaces, the three-bedroom hilltop villa forms the heart of the estate.

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A place for genuine encounters: A sunshade protects the large dining table of the main house from the heat of the midday sun. By the evening, the space is transformed into the perfect setting for dining under the stars. Here, hospitality is a celebrated way of life – the mild Aegean climate naturally extending the indoors out into the glorious open air.

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Once a helicopter landing pad, now a temple of mindfulness: The Shala forms the beating heart of yoga practice and inner balance on the island. Its covered structure, with electric blinds, blends seamlessly into the natural island terrain, offering a sheltered space for contemplation overlooking the sea (above). Just a few steps from the villa, paths lead to two secluded pavilions designed for massages and Shiatsu treatments in the midst of beautiful surroundings. The soothing sound of the sea accompanies every moment here (below).

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Light wood and bright walls create a warm, welcoming atmosphere in the dining area of the main house. The large dining table offers ample space for leisurely meals with family and friends.

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Thessaly, Greece Price on request Interior approx. 940 m² Land approx. 243,000 m² E&V ID W-04APLZ ENGEL & VÖLKERS Athens (GR) Contact Elina Moula Tel. +30 211 105 5000 E-mail elina.moula@engelvoelkers.com

From here, winding paths lead the way to the individual residences. While Masons House, set directly at the water’s edge, echoes the rhythm of the surf, Stone House, near the historic lighthouse dating back to 1899, offers complete seclusion. The lighthouse itself – a timeless landmark located at the eastern tip – has watched over the Aegean Sea for more than a century. Tucked away just alongside to the main house lies an idyllic little chapel, a place of quiet reflection that deepens the island’s spiritual resonance. Life on the island is shaped by the freedom of the sea. Several private beaches and hidden coves with crystal-clear waters can be found dotted along the entire coastline. Gentle ridgelines invite exploration of this oasis, leading past wild thyme and rosemary, while your gaze is constantly drawn to the endless azure blue surrounding the island. In this way, Argyronisos stands as a testament to

how true luxury today lies in independence. The island is entirely self-sufficient: An onsite solar installation powers the entire battery setup, creating a completely self-contained energy system that demonstrates how modern luxury and ecological responsibility can co-exist. After decades in the same family, this haven is seeking a new custodian. Someone who values silence as much as the vast openness of the Aegean Sea. It is a rare opportunity to write the next chapter of a rich story and longstanding tradition, while breathing new life and moments of hospitality into the island. As the day draws to a close, people gather on the rocks of the western peninsula. Watching the sun slowly sink down into the sea behind the mountains of the mainland, bathing the olive groves in beautiful golden light, one truth is clear: on Argyronisos, the search for what truly matters comes effortlessly to rest.

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In the hidden coves of the private island, crystal-clear water and absolute stillness ensure complete serenity.

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A Journey Through the Rhythms of the Forest

Encamp, Andorra Price from EUR 2.55 mill. Interior from approx. 406 m² Exterior from approx. 140 m² E&V ID D-04A65Y ENGEL & VÖLKERS Andorra (AD) Tel. +376 88 66 88 E-mail andorra@engelvoelkers.com

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Between Sky, Tidal Flats & Open Horizons – Oasis of Calm in Munkmarsch

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Schleswig-Holstein, Germany Price on request Interior approx. 540 m² Land approx. 13,049 m² E&V ID W-049W6X ENGEL & VÖLKERS Kampen (DE) Contact Silke Hagenah Tel. +49 4651 985 70 E-mail sylt@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

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Nature-Inspired Design & Elevated Views

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British Columbia, Canada Price CAD 3,599,900 Interior approx. 5,456 square feet Land approx. 0.84 acres E&V ID AM-5522911

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ENGEL & VÖLKERS Okanagan (CA) Contact Justin Baarts Tel. +1 604 362 0097 E-mail justin.baarts@engelvoelkers.com

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Southern California Inspiration Meets Okanagan Luxury

British Columbia, Canada Price CAD 4.25 mill. Interior approx. 4,365 square feet Land approx. 11,325 square feet E&V ID AM-5513028 ENGEL & VÖLKERS South Okanagan (CA) Contact Lyndi Ainsworth & James Kerr Tel. +1 778 622 3446 E-mail lyndi.ainsworth@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers South Okanagan – 467 Main Street – Penticton, BC V2A 5C4 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Volkers Canada Inc.

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Meticulously Crafted Duplex Just Steps to the Beach

British Columbia, Canada Price CAD 2,048,000 Interior approx. 1,664 square feet No. of bedrooms 3 E&V ID AM-5519483 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Vancouver (CA) Contact Amy Leong & Tina Heidari Tel. +1 778 374 3100 & +1 778 869 6165 E-mail amy.leong@engelvoelkers.com & tina.heidari@engelvoelkers.com

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Spectacular Oceanfront Estate Designed by Ian Davidson

British Columbia, Canada Price CAD 10.98 mill. Interior approx. 5,635 square feet Land approx. 17,218 square feet E&V ID AM-5523328 ENGEL & VÖLKERS West Vancouver (CA) Contact Jeff Fitzpatrick & Leo Wilk Tel. +1 604 612 6120 & +1 604 729 5203 E-mail jeff.fitzpatrick@engelvoelkers.com & leo.wilk@engelvoelkers.com

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British Columbia, Canada Price CAD 15,488,000 Interior approx. 9,152 square feet Land approx. 120 acres E&V ID AM-5503153 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Victoria (CA) Contact James LeBlanc PREC* Tel. +1 250 812 7212 E-mail james.leblanc@engelvoelkers.com

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Extraordinary 120-Acre Oceanfront Property in Desolation Sound

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CALGARY

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2019

The Concord – Exclusive Riverfront Living in Eau Claire

Alberta, Canada Price CAD 849,900 Interior approx. 928 square feet No. of bedrooms 2 E&V ID AM-5081461 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Calgary (CA) Contact Rowena Chan Tel. +1 403 879 8472 E-mail rowena.chan@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Calgary – 3534 Garrison Gate SW – Calgary, AB T2T 6N1 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Volkers Canada Inc.

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KENORA

Ontario, Canada Price CAD 9.85 mill. Interior approx. 7,995 square feet Land approx. 3.48 acres E&V ID AM-269940 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Parry Sound (CA) Contact Matt Smith Tel. +1 705 771 9499 E-mail matt.smith@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Parry Sound – 70 Bowes Street – Parry Sound, ON P2A 2L3 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Volkers Canada Inc.

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: PROPANE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2002

Once-in-a-Generation Waterfront Estate on Lake of the Woods

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FITZWILLIAM ISL AND

PHOTOS: JACK SALEN · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE

12,248-Acre Private Island in Canada’s Famous Great Lakes

Ontario, Canada Price CAD 29.5 mill. Land approx. 12,248 acres E&V ID AM-5513387 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Toronto Central Owen Sound (CA) Contact James McGregor & Max Hahne Tel. +1 226 974 2144 E-mail james.mcgregor@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Toronto Central Owen Sound – 981 2nd Avenue East – Owen Sound, ON N4K 2H5 / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Volkers Canada Inc. EDITION 4 . 26 I 99

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CHELSEA

Québec, Canada Price CAD 2.35 mill. Interior approx. 4,000 square feet Land approx. 2 acres E&V ID AM-5513716 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Outaouais (CA) Contact Louis-Philippe Pidgeon Tel. +1 819 744 0807 E-mail louis-philippe.pidgeon@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Outaouais – 38 Chemin Scott – Chelsea, QC J9B 1R5 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Volkers Canada Inc.

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PHOTOS: ROY GERGES, ALI FAGHFOURI · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: ELECTRICITY · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2011

Scandinavian Luxury Just Steps to Nordik Spa & Old Chelsea

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PALM SPRINGS

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1954

Boutique Desert Escape

California, United States of America Price USD 4.65 mill. Total floor space approx. 18,295 square feet No. of living units 12 E&V ID AM-5520772 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Palm Desert (US) Contact Bronwen Campbell DRE number 02247570 Tel. +1 909 361 6129 E-mail bronwen.campbell@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Palm Desert – 73640 El Paseo, Suite 8 – Palm Desert, CA 92260 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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CARMEL

California, United States of America Price USD 12.5 mill. Interior approx. 3,404 square feet Land approx. 0.135 acres E&V ID AM-5522213 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Carmel (US) Contact Zak Freedman & Nicole Truszkowski DRE number 01956633 & 01240204 Tel. +1 831 915 2082 & +1 831 238 7449 E-mail zak.freedman@engelvoelkers.com & nicole.truszkowski@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Carmel – Dolores 7 South East of Ocean – Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921 / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc. 102 I EDITION 4 . 26

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2010

An Architectural Sanctuary Above the Sea

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CARMEL

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE

Private Coastal Estate Where the Mountains Meet the Pacific

California, United States of America Price USD 8.5 mill. Interior approx. 6,923 square feet Land approx. 5.96 acres E&V ID AM-5523980 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Carmel (US) Contact Zak Freedman & Nicole Truszkowski DRE number 01956633 & 01240204 Tel. +1 831 915 2082 & +1 831 238 7449 E-mail zak.freedman@engelvoelkers.com & nicole.truszkowski@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Carmel – Dolores 7 South East of Ocean – Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921 / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc. EDITION 4 . 26 I 103

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Turnkey Luxury in Pahrump’s Winery Community

Nevada, United States of America Price USD 599,900 Interior approx. 2,750 square feet Land approx. 0.44 acres E&V ID AM-5522659 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Las Vegas Spring Valley (US) Contact Marianne Yoffee DRE number S.0188966 Tel. +1 702 204 3888 E-mail marianne.yoffee@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Las Vegas Spring Valley – 6181 Rainbow Blvd., Suite 103 – Las Vegas, NV 89118 / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc. 104 I EDITION 4 . 26

PHOTOS: AIR TO GROUND MEDIA · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2024

PAHRUMP

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GARDNERVILLE

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE

Luxury Estate Living Near Lake Tahoe

Nevada, United States of America Price USD 4.5 mill. Interior approx. 5,798 square feet Land approx. 5.01 acres E&V ID AM-5525557 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Lake Tahoe (US) Contact Jean Merkelbach & Katie Brannan DRE number 0012934 & 0199617 Tel. +1 775 901 0704 & +1 775 783 9033 E-mail jean.merkelbach@engelvoelkers.com & katie.brannan@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Lake Tahoe – 210 Elks Point Rd. #102 – Zephyr Cove, NV 89448 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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Spectacular Home with Extraordinary Views

Arizona, United States of America Price USD 3,875,000 Interior approx. 4,576 square feet Land approx. 0.66 acres E&V ID AM-5522202 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Gilbert (US) Contact Beckah Stiasny & Noah Stinson Tel. +1 602 935 8580 E-mail beckah.stiasny@engelvoelkers.com & noah.stinson@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Gilbert – 1849 E Williams Field Rd., Suite 107 – Gilbert, AZ 85295 / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc. 106 I EDITION 4 . 26

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: ELECTRICITY · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2025

GOLD CANYON

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PARK CIT Y

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2024

24-Acre Legacy Estate with Private USTA Indoor Tennis Court

Utah, United States of America Price USD 17.9 mill. Interior approx. 19,861 square feet Land approx. 24.68 acres E&V ID AM-5523571 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Park City (US) Contact Paul Benson & Marcus Wood Tel. +1 435 640 7441 & +1 435 850 7000 E-mail paul.benson@engelvoelkers.com & marcus.wood@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Park City – 890 Main Street Suite 5-101 – Park City, UT 84060 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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FRISCO

Texas, United States of America Price USD 6.5 mill. Interior approx. 9,639 square feet Land approx. 0.721 acres E&V ID AM-5523716 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Frisco (US) Contact Derek Baiza Tel. +1 325 267 1403 E-mail derek.baiza@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Frisco – 5 Cowboys Way, Suite 300 – Frisco, TX 75034 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2023

Impressive Gated Southlake Estate with Private Elevator

PHOTOS: BLUEHOUR MEDIA · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: ELECTRICITY · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2023

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AL ACHUA

Timeless Elegance in a Private Setting

Florida, United States of America Price USD 2,195,000 Interior approx. 4,602 square feet Land approx. 6.03 acres E&V ID AM-5515570 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Tallahassee (US) Contact Carrie Cason Tel. +1 386 623 2806 E-mail carrie.cason@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Tallahassee – 1425 Market Street – Tallahassee, FL 32312 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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CAPE CORAL

Florida, United States of America Price USD 1,485,000 Interior approx. 2,560 square feet Land approx. 10,600 square feet E&V ID AM-5520052 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Cape Coral (US) Contact Thomas Hopf Tel. +1 239 209 1513 E-mail thomas.hopf@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Cape Coral – 1031 Cape Coral Parkway, East – Cape Coral, FL 33904 / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc. 110 I EDITION 4 . 26

PHOTOS: LACASA.COM · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: ELECTRICITY · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2009

Waterfront Living with Direct Access to the Gulf of America

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L ARGO

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE

Waterfront Estate on 2.75 Private Acres

Florida, United States of America Price USD 7.9 mill. Interior approx. 9,136 m² Land approx. 2.75 acres E&V ID AM-5520614 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Belleair (US) Contact Steve Kepler & Chris Stivers Tel. +1 727 647 6696 & +1 727 542 5729 E-mail steve.kepler@engelvoelkers.com & chris.stivers@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Belleair – 2510 West Bay Drive – Belleair Bluffs, FL 33770 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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NAPLES

Luxury Country Estate Minutes from Fifth Avenue

Florida, United States of America Price USD 3,899,000 Interior approx. 4,246 square feet Land approx. 5.77 acres E&V ID AM-5523960 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Naples (US) Contact Sandy Hansel Tel. +1 239 682 3000 E-mail sandy.hansel@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Naples – 374 13th Ave. S – Naples, FL 34102 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2010

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PHOTOS: PAT VIDAS · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE – LISTED FOR ITS HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE · ENERGY SOURCE: ELECTRICITY · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1920

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VERO BEACH

Historical Home on Riverfront Sanctuary

Florida, United States of America Price USD 3,995,000 Interior approx. 1,620 square feet Land approx. 5 acres E&V ID AM-5508436 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Vero Beach (US) Contact Nic Stover Tel. +1 772 410 4155 E-mail nic.stover@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Vero Beach – 821A Beachland Blvd – Vero Beach, FL 32963 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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SILVER CIT Y

Furnished Creek Home Surrounded by National Forest

South Dakota, United States of America Price USD 1.85 mill. Interior approx. 4,200 square feet Land approx. 0.34 acres E&V ID AM-5512713 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Rapid City (US) Contact Lori Barnett Tel. +1 605 786 5817 E-mail lori.barnett@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Rapid City – 517 Main Street – Rapid City, SD 57701 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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PHOTOS: RYAN BECKER PHOTOGRAPHY · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2011

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CHICAGO

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1929

Landmark Cooperative Residence Reimagined

Illinois, United States of America Price USD 5,995,000 Interior approx. 7,500 square feet No. of bedrooms 6 E&V ID AM-5523599 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Chicago (US) Contact Jennifer Ames Tel. +1 773 908 3632 E-mail jennifer.ames@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Chicago – 2401 N Clark Street – Chicago, IL 60614 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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BOZEMAN

Montana, United States of America Price USD 9.95 mill. Interior approx. 5,270 square feet Land approx. 31 acres E&V ID AM-5524232 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Bozeman (US) Contact PollyAnna Snyder Tel. +1 406 600 2477 E-mail pollyanna.snyder@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Bozeman – 106 East Babcock, Suite 1C – Bozeman, MT 59715 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2004

Where Montana‘s Grandeur Meets Uncompromising Craft

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POLSON

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2010

Ultimate Lakefront Living

Montana, United States of America Price USD 10,995,000 Interior approx. 5,934 square feet Land approx. 3.81 acres E&V ID AM-5513864 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Missoula (US) Contact Dawn Maddux Tel. +1 406 550 4131 E-mail dawn.maddux@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Missoula – 321 N. Higgins Ave – Missoula, MT 59802 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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MISSOUL A

Montana, United States of America Price USD 9.5 mill. Interior approx. 11,638 square feet Land approx. 4.2 acres E&V ID AM-5519117 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Missoula (US) Contact Dawn Maddux Tel. +1 406 550 4131 E-mail dawn.maddux@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Missoula – 321 N. Higgins Ave – Missoula, MT 59802 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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PHOTOS: BRUCE GARDNER · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2005

Elevated Mountain Estate

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MISSOUL A

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2002

Montana Tuscan-Style Estate Set on 10.53 Acres

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Montana, United States of America Price USD 8,999,995 Interior approx. 9,065 square feet Land approx. 10.53 acres E&V ID AM-5522204

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ENGEL & VÖLKERS Missoula (US) Contact Dawn Maddux Tel. +1 406 550 4131 E-mail dawn.maddux@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Missoula – 321 N. Higgins Ave – Missoula, MT 59802 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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FALMOUTH

Maine, United States of America Price USD 11 mill. Interior approx. 5,494 square feet Land approx. 2.9 acres E&V ID AM-5522672 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Brunswick (US) Contact Dustin Slocum Tel. +1 207 720 0330 E-mail dustin.slocum@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Brunswick – 149 Maine Street, Suite 6c – Brunswick, ME 04011 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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PHOTOS: ANDY CONNORS · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1998

Oceanfront Estate with Dock & Carriage House

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PLYMOUTH

PHOTOS: ANDREW WILSON · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2026

Luxury Contemporary Home with Ski & Lake Access

Vermont, United States of America Price USD 1,649,000 Interior approx. 3,456 square feet Land approx. 2.21 acres E&V ID AM-5521205 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Okemo (US) Contact Mendi Michael Tel. +1 802 975 0338 E-mail mendi.michael@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Okemo – 126 Main Street, Suite 1A – Ludlow, VT 05149 / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc.

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ELBOW CAY

Beachfront Luxury Estate with Atlantic & White Sound Views

The Abacos, Bahamas Price USD 4.75 mill. Interior approx. 5,755 square feet Land approx. 0.75 acres E&V ID AM-5518604 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Bahamas (BS) Contact Paul Thompson Tel. +1 242 577 3627 E-mail paul.thompson@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Bahamas – Lyford Manor, East Building, Lyford Cay – New Providence Nassau / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Americas, Inc. 122 I EDITION 4 . 26

PHOTOS: RONNIE ARCHER · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: ELECTRICITY · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2015

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DE KELDERS

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: SOLAR · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2020

Immaculate Oceanfront Lodge in Exclusive Beach & Fynbos Estate

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Western Cape, South Africa Price ZAR 130 mill. Interior approx. 600 m² Land approx. 3,396 m² E&V ID W-04A2OZ ENGEL & VÖLKERS Somerset West (ZA) Tel. +27 21 840 12 90 E-mail somersetwest@engelvoelkers.com

Cape Lynx Properties (Pty) Ltd. – 171 Main Road, Somerset West – 7130 Somerset West / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd. EDITION 4 . 26 I 123

GIRONA

Historic Gem in the Heart of Girona‘s Old Town

Catalonia, Spain Price EUR 1,235,000 Interior approx. 169 m² No. of bedrooms 2 E&V ID W-049DOL ENGEL & VÖLKERS Girona (ES) Tel. +34 972 56 70 50 E-mail girona@engelvoelkers.com

Rocacorba Venture S.L. – Av. de Sant Francesc, 21 – 17001 Girona / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 120 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 20 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: AIR-HEATING PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1994 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: D

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2024

Grand Residence with Sea Views in Sierra Blanca

Málaga, Spain Price EUR 19 mill. Interior approx. 1,256 m² Land approx. 2,047 m² E&V ID W-049D9P ENGEL & VÖLKERS Marbella Golden Mile (ES) Tel. +34 952 86 84 06 E-mail marbellagoldenmile@engelvoelkers.com

MAZAL Realty S.L. – Blvd. Príncipe Alfonso de Hohenlohe, CN 340, KM. 178.2, C.C. La Póveda, Local 5 – 29602 Marbella / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH EDITION 4 . 26 I 125

VALL ADOLID

Luxury & Architectural Mastery on Exclusive Estate in Simancas

Castile & León, Spain Price EUR 1.9 mill. Interior approx. 545 m² Land approx. 3,068 m² E&V ID W-030SGI ENGEL & VÖLKERS Valladolid (ES) Tel. +34 671 66 82 78 E-mail valladolid@engelvoelkers.com

La Olma Hueca Gestión Inmobiliaria S.L. – Calle Colmenares 4, Local – 47004 Valladolid / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH 126 I EDITION 4 . 26

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PHOTOS: JAVIER AGUAYO · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 125 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS : 25 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2010 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: C

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PHOTOS: ALBERTO ALCÁNTARA · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 235 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 62 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: OIL · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2005 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: E

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NIGRÁN

Exclusive Galician Gem: A Natural, Magical & Private Idyll

Galicia, Spain Price EUR 1.35 mill. Interior approx. 664 m² Land approx. 3,484 m² E&V ID W-04A30W ENGEL & VÖLKERS Vigo (ES) Tel. +34 886 49 49 49 E-mail vigo@engelvoelkers.com

EV Vigo-Baiona, S.L. – Rúa do Doutor Cadaval, 5 – 36202 Vigo / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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TENERIFE

AI-GENERATED

Canary Islands, Spain Price from EUR 700,000 Interior approx. 76 – 276 m² No. of bedrooms 1 – 4 E&V ID D-04ABOO

AI-GENERATED

ENGEL & VÖLKERS Costa Adeje (ES) Tel. +34 922 71 95 73 E-mail costaadeje@engelvoelkers.com

EV Costa Adeje, SL – Calle Alcojora 44, Residencial Villas Caleta Golf, Local 1 – 38679 Costa Adeje / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH 128 I EDITION 4 . 26

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2028-2031

Aires de Abama – Signature Homes that Listen to the Land

PHOTOS: ARIDANE LLARENA · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · ENERGY SOURCE: AIR & WATER HEATING PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2020

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GRAN CANARIA

Contemporary Sculpture of Concrete & Light Set Above the Atlantic Ocean

Canary Islands, Spain Price EUR 2.8 mill. Interior approx. 335 m² Land approx. 589 m² E&V ID W-02RFWS ENGEL & VÖLKERS Gran Canaria (ES) Tel. +34 928 06 16 10 E-mail grancanaria@engelvoelkers.com

Global Ichy Social, S.L. – Calle Venegas, 45 – 35003 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH EDITION 4 . 26 I 129

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MAJORCA

Balearic Islands, Spain Price EUR 16 mill. Interior approx. 970 m² Land approx. 35,501 m² E&V ID W-0467J5 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Mallorca Santa Maria (ES) Tel. +34 971 62 16 29 E-mail santamaria@engelvoelkers.com

EV Mallorca Property S.L. – C/ Marqués de la Fontsanta, 45A – 07320 Santa Maria / Real estate company – License Partner of BalearEV GmbH

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PHOTOS: NEUS PASTOR · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 4.23 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 1.33 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: HEAT PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2022 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A

Luxury Family Estate with Panoramic Tramuntana Views

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 64.5 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 1.31 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: AIR & WATER HEATING PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2006 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: B

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VIL A NOVA DE GAIA Elegant Detached Villa by the Beach

Porto, Portugal Price EUR 1.4 mill. Interior approx. 313 m² Land approx. 555 m² E&V ID W-049IER ENGEL & VÖLKERS Gaia-Gondomar (PT) Tel. +351 221 11 02 57 E-mail gaia-gondomar@engelvoelkers.com

Golden Valley Real Estate, Unipessoal, Lda. – Avenida da República, 326 – 4430-188 Vila Nova de Gaia / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH EDITION 4 . 26 I 131

VIANA DO CASTELO

Historic Property in Northern Portugal

Norte, Portugal Price EUR 2.48 mill. Interior approx. 663 m² Land approx. 610 m² E&V ID W-047WQO ENGEL & VÖLKERS Minho (PT) Tel. +351 253 07 04 78 E-mail minho@engelvoelkers.com

Sá & Diener Imobiliária, Lda – Rua Eça de Queirós 38 – 4700-315 Braga / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH 132 I EDITION 4 . 26

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 34 kWh/m²a · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1857 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: C

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PHOTOS: GIUSEPPE LA COLLA · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 33.42 kWh/m²a · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2023 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A++

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SICILY

Elegant Little Villa Between the Sea & Mountains in Erice

Sicily, Italy Price EUR 490,000 Interior approx. 124 m² Land approx. 800 m² E&V ID W-049PBA ENGEL & VÖLKERS Trapani (IT) Tel. +39 0923 249 81 E-mail trapani@engelvoelkers.com

Finest Properties West Sicily S.r.l. – via Avvocato Giuseppe Palmeri, 7 – 91100 Trapani / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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TOLENTINO

Villa Divina in the Rolling Hills of the Marche Region

Marche, Italy Price EUR 6.4 mill. Interior approx. 1,239 m² Land approx. 181,000 m² E&V ID W-02Z8D3 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Ancona (IT) Tel. +39 071 662 73 59 E-mail ancona@engelvoelkers.com

ODD Real Estate S.r.l. – Largo Sacramento 2 – 60121 Ancona / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 48.77 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS : 10.83 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A3

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MONTEFANO

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING

Luxurious Farmhouse with Pool in the Hills of Montefano

Marche, Italy Price EUR 2.95 mill. Interior approx. 550 m² Land approx. 326,632 m² E&V ID W-02GJFE ENGEL & VÖLKERS Civitanova Marche (IT) Tel. +39 0733 47 18 62 E-mail civitanovamarche@engelvoelkers.com

ODD Real Estate S.r.l. – Via S. Luigi Versiglia, 17 – 62012 Civitanova Marche / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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LECCE

Historic Building Just a Few Meters from the Duomo

Puglia, Italy Price EUR 980,000 Interior approx. 595 m² Terrace approx. 300 m² E&V ID W-04ABEQ ENGEL & VÖLKERS Salento Lecce (IT) Tel. +39 0832 169 75 43 E-mail salento@engelvoelkers.com

In Puglia s.r.l. – Piazzetta Fulgenzio della Monica, 11 – 73100 Lecce / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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PHOTOS: BEPPE RUTIGLIANO · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 248.15 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 50.22 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1600 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: E

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1929 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: G

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BOLOGNA

Luxury Penthouse with Panoramic View of the Two Towers

Emilia-Romagna, Italy Price EUR 2.45 mill. Total surface area approx. 345 m² No. of rooms 9 E&V ID W-049HQN ENGEL & VÖLKERS Bologna MMC (IT) Tel. +39 051 33 14 60 E-mail bolognammc@engelvoelkers.com

EV MMC Italia S.r.l. – Via de‘Toschi, 4 – 40124 Bologna / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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BARBERINO TAVARNELLE

Farmhouse with Vineyards & Olive Groves in Chianti

Tuscany, Italy Price EUR 2.5 mill. Interior approx. 1,200 m² Land approx. 155,825 m² E&V ID W-047LRU ENGEL & VÖLKERS Colline Toscane (IT) Tel. +39 055 202 31 85 E-mail collinetoscane@engelvoelkers.com

Living Tuscany S.r.l. – Via IV Novembre, 44 – 50026 San Casciano in Val di Pesa / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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PHOTOS: ALFREDO FALVO · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1500

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 566.53 kWh/m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1000 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: F

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BIBBONA

Templar Tower Encapsulating History, Charm & Prestige

Tuscany, Italy Price EUR 1.9 mill. Interior approx. 244 m² No. of bedrooms 2 E&V ID W-048ALU ENGEL & VÖLKERS Elba-Costa degli Etruschi (IT) Tel. +39 0565 190 19 20 E-mail elba-costadeglietruschi@engelvoelkers.com

Top Living S.r.l. – Piazza Palestro n. 15 – 57036 Porto Azzurro / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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TREVISO

Timeless Residence Where History, Nature & Elegance Come Together

Veneto, Italy Price EUR 1.95 mill. Interior approx. 750 m² Land approx. 10,000 m² E&V ID W-02J9CC ENGEL & VÖLKERS Treviso (IT) Tel. +39 0422 148 64 72 E-mail treviso@engelvoelkers.com

Elletre S.r.l. – Viale Fratelli Cairoli, 123 – 31100 Treviso / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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PHOTOS: MASSIMILIANO SANSON · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 145.21 kWh/m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1500 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: F

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PHOTOS: ANDREA DALPRATO · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 202.42 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 40.51 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: F

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VERONA

Villa dei Cipressi in Illasi

Veneto, Italy Price EUR 3.6 mill. Interior approx. 1,739 m² Land approx. 18,000 m² E&V ID W-02M3B2 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Verona City (IT) Tel. +39 045 801 30 26 E-mail veronacity@engelvoelkers.com

GBSRE S.r.l. – Via Carlo Cattaneo, 24/C – 37121 Verona / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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REFRONTOLO

Veneto, Italy Price EUR 4.45 mill. Interior approx. 700 m² Land approx. 85,000 m² E&V ID W-047F9Z ENGEL & VÖLKERS Colline del Prosecco (IT) Tel. +39 0438 174 40 40 E-mail collinedelprosecco@engelvoelkers.com

Elletre S.r.l. – Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 63 – 31015 Conegliano / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 114.25 kWh/m²a · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2000 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: C

Elegant Villa with 6 Hectares of Prosecco DOCG Vineyards

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MIL AN

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 67.45 kWh/m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1950 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A1

Space, Light & Design Surrounded by Greenery in Città Studi

Lombardy, Italy Price EUR 1.88 mill. Interior approx. 237 m² No. of bedrooms 4 E&V ID W-04A0XQ ENGEL & VÖLKERS Milano Porta Venezia (IT) Tel. +39 02 94 43 33 61 E-mail milanoportavenezia@engelvoelkers.com

M&M Real Estate S.P.A. – Via Eustachi, 19 – 20129 Milan / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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GALL ARATE

Lombardy, Italy Price EUR 1.49 mill. Interior approx. 400 m² Land approx. 3,000 m² E&V ID W-04A0YS ENGEL & VÖLKERS Busto-Gallarate (IT) Tel. +39 0331 182 09 32 E-mail busto-gallarate@engelvoelkers.com

Elletre S.r.l. – Via Alessandro Manzoni, 3 – 21013 Gallarate / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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PHOTOS: ALESSANDRO FAMULARI · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2010

Elegant Property in Exclusive & Sought-After Residential Setting

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 216.63 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 43.96 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: E

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FINO MORNASCO History, Elegance & Design – Apartment in Villa Raimondi

Lombardy, Italy Price EUR 1.48 mill. Interior approx. 188 m² No. of rooms 5 E&V ID W-0487J0 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Saronno Olgiatese (IT) Tel. +39 02 00 70 51 19 E-mail saronnoolgiatese@engelvoelkers.com

Belle Epoque RE S.r.l. – Via Portici, 21 – 21047 Saronno / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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BRESCIA

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Dream Liberty-Style Villa with Park Grounds in City Centre

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Lombardy, Italy Price EUR 2.35 mill. Interior approx. 714 m² Land approx. 3,500 m² E&V ID W-0252MM

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ENGEL & VÖLKERS Brescia (IT) Tel. +39 030 38 10 56 E-mail brescia@engelvoelkers.com

Euroconsult 2000 S.r.l. – Via Crocifissa di Rosa, 90 – 25128 Brescia / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 488.93 kWh/m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: DISTRICT HEATING · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1920 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: G

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BERGAMO

Historic Residence in the Upper Town with an Exclusive Panoramic View

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING

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Lombardy, Italy Price EUR 2.6 mill. Interior approx. 420 m² Land approx. 60 m² E&V ID W-0478IM

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ENGEL & VÖLKERS Bergamo (IT) Tel. +39 035 21 84 29 E-mail bergamo@engelvoelkers.com

Glamour Home S.r.l. – Largo Belotti, 34 – 24121 Bergamo / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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CARIMATE

Exclusive Villa on the La Chiocciola Estate

Lombardy, Italy Price EUR 1.52 mill. Interior approx. 450 m² Land approx. 2,350 m² E&V ID W-04A3HD ENGEL & VÖLKERS Cantù (IT) Tel. +39 031 547 88 17 E-mail cantu@engelvoelkers.com

Finest Alta Brianza Estate S.r.l. – Piazza Garibaldi 14 – 22063 Cantù / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 139.56 kWh/m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1995 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: E

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PHOTOS: ALESSANDRO FAMULARI · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · ENERGY SOURCE: HEAT PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1950 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: D

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VARESE

Home Showcasing Harmonious Blend of Classic & Contemporary Styles with a Magnificent View

Lombardy, Italy Price EUR 3.2 mill. Interior approx. 815 m² Land approx. 4,500 m² E&V ID W-02XR8J ENGEL & VÖLKERS Varese (IT) Tel. +39 0332 28 72 45 E-mail varese@engelvoelkers.com

Elletre S.r.l. – Via Carrobbio, 17 – 21100 Varese / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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BOSSOL ASCO

Piemont, Italy Price EUR 1.95 mill. Interior approx. 521 m² Land approx. 40,000 m² E&V ID W-047P0I ENGEL & VÖLKERS Alba-Langhe (IT) Tel. +39 0173 190 15 63 E-mail alba-langhe@engelvoelkers.com

Stela S.r.l. – Via Mandelli 3 – 12051 Alba / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 65.08 kWh/m²a · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1990 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: C

La Dolce Vita Among the Hills of the Alta Langa

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GENOVA

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1900

Prestigious Home with Sea Views in Capo Santa Chiara

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Liguria, Italy Price EUR 1.6 mill. Interior approx. 155 m² No. of bedrooms 3 E&V ID W-048IYP

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ENGEL & VÖLKERS Genova Centro (IT) Tel. +39 010 868 66 55 E-mail genovacentro@engelvoelkers.com

Dritte Real Estate S.r.l. – Via Anton Maria Maragliano 26R – 16121 Genova / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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BRIXEN

Luxurious Penthouse with a Sunny Terrace

South Tyrol, Italy Price EUR 1.2 mill. Interior approx. 106 m² No. of bedrooms 3 E&V ID W-0493N5 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Brixen-Bressanone (IT) Tel. +39 0472 31 05 00 E-mail brixen@engelvoelkers.com

Real Estate International S.r.l. – Via Mercato Vecchio, 12 – 39042 Brixen / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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PHOTOS: JONAS GUFLER · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · ENERGY SOURCE: DISTRICT HEATING · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2016 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A+

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PHOTOS: NICHOLAS PAREDES · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · ENERGY SOURCE: DISTRICT HEATING · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1974/2023 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A+

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TOBL ACH

Unique Living at the Gateway to the Dolomites

South Tyrol, Italy Price EUR 6 mill. Interior approx. 330 m² Land approx. 215 m² E&V ID W-02WPI8 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Brunico (IT) Tel. +39 0474 77 29 11 E-mail bruneck@engelvoelkers.com

Real Estate International S.r.l. – Piazza Cappuccini, 9 – 39031 Brunico / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Italia S.r.l.

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LOCHAU

Vorarlberg, Austria Price EUR 3.1 mill. Interior approx. 200 m² No. of rooms 4 E&V ID W-04AC2Y ENGEL & VÖLKERS Bregenz (AT) Tel. +43 5574 32 80 28 E-mail vorarlberg@engelvoelkers.com

EuV Immo GmbH – Römerstraße 11 – 6900 Bregenz / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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PHOTOS: JOEL HIEBER · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE

Fabulous Home Overlooking Lake Constance

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BREGENZ

PHOTOS: JOEL HIEBER · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · LISTED FOR ITS HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: LATE 14TH CENTURY

Historic Castle Reimagined to the Highest Standards

Vorarlberg, Austria Price EUR 16.3 mill. Interior approx. 1,450 m² Land approx. 6,721 m² E&V ID W-04AC2V ENGEL & VÖLKERS Bregenz (AT) Tel. +43 5574 32 80 28 E-mail vorarlberg@engelvoelkers.com

EuV Immo GmbH – Römerstraße 11 – 6900 Bregenz / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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DORNBIRN

Exceptional Gem in a Prime Location – Villa with Views over Lake Constance

Vorarlberg, Austria Price EUR 2.29 mill. Interior approx. 240 m² Land approx. 1,073 m² E&V ID W-047JJU ENGEL & VÖLKERS Schruns (AT) Tel. +43 5556 749 91 E-mail vorarlberg@engelvoelkers.com

EuV Immo GmbH – Kirchplatz 11 – 6780 Schruns / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 164.6 kWh/m²a (E) · fGEE 2.01 (D) · ENERGY SOURCE: ELECTRICITY, GEOTHERMAL HEAT PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1991 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: D

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PHOTOS: IMMOCAPTURE GMBH · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · ENERGY SOURCE: OIL · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2008

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GAMSGEBIRG

Unique Luxury in Harmony with Secluded Styrian Setting

Styria, Austria Price EUR 3.5 mill. Interior approx. 450 m² Land approx. 97,000 m² E&V ID W-0463EB ENGEL & VÖLKERS Graz West (AT) Tel. +43 316 813 03 24 00 E-mail graz@engelvoelkers.com

EV R&C Immo GmbH – Reininghauspark 7 – 8020 Graz / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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VIENNA

Vienna, Austria Price EUR 5,498,000 Interior approx. 228 m² Terrace approx. 194 m² E&V ID W-02O6RE

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ENGEL & VÖLKERS Wien MMC (AT) Tel. +43 1 961 50 00 E-mail wien@engelvoelkers.com

EuV Immobilien GmbH – Kärntner Ring 4/2 – 1010 Vienna / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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PHOTOS: TOBIAS RÜLKE · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 25.22 kWh/m²a · HWB: 33 kWh/m²a · fGEE: 0.85 · ENERGY SOURCE: DISTRICT HEATING · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2019 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: B

Signature Penthouse with Tower Room & Iconic Views of St. Stephen’s Cathedral

PHOTOS: THOMAS ZIMMERMANN · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: AIR & WATER HEATING PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2019

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SARNEN

Modern Villa with Idyllic Lake & Mountain Panorama

Obwalden, Switzerland Price CHF 5 mill. Interior approx. 293 m² Land approx. 675 m² E&V ID W-008DMN ENGEL & VÖLKERS Hergiswil (CH) Tel. +41 41 611 10 00 E-mail hergiswil@engelvoelkers.com

EV Hergiswil AG – Seestrasse 60 – 6052 Hergiswil / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Wohnen Schweiz AG

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K AMMERSROHR

Exceptional Property with Far-Reaching Views

Solothurn, Switzerland Price CHF 5.7 mill. Interior approx. 379 m² Land approx. 14,725 m² E&V ID W-048NRO ENGEL & VÖLKERS Solothurn (CH) Tel. +41 32 322 13 13 E-mail solothurn@engelvoelkers.com

EV Ambassador AG – Hauptgasse 47 – 4500 Solothurn / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Wohnen Schweiz AG

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PHOTOS: FOTO BASLER · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: OIL · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1941

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PHOTOS: DANY MALU · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1750

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GENEVA

Majestic Castle Nestled in Lush Greenery

Geneva, Switzerland Price CHF 19.5 mill. Interior approx. 1,020 m² Land approx. 5,000 m² E&V ID W-046Y0N ENGEL & VÖLKERS Geneva (CH) Tel. +41 22 800 00 88 E-mail geneva@engelvoelkers.com

City and Lake Properties SA – Place de la Fusterie 5bis – 1204 Geneva / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Wohnen Schweiz AG

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BOERSCH

Elegant Property Set in Glorious Parkland Grounds near Strasbourg

Elsass, France Price EUR 2.95 mill. Interior approx. 486 m² Land approx. 4,600 m² E&V ID W-049JNU ENGEL & VÖLKERS Emmendingen (DE) Contact Gotthard Hiss Tel. +49 781 93 99 97 00 E-mail gotthard.hiss@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

Hiss & Brandenburger Immobilien GmbH – Karl-Friedrich-Straße 9 – 79312 Emmendingen / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH 162 I EDITION 4 . 26

PHOTOS: DANIEL KÜHN · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 122 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 17 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1972 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: C

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PHOTOS: BERTRAND PERRET · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: 106 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 3 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: HEAT PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2009 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: B

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CHARBONNIÈRES-LES-BAINS Exceptional Contemporary Villa with Distinctive Architecture

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France Price EUR 2.39 mill. Interior approx. 340 m² Land approx. 1,690 m² E&V ID W-04A849 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Lyon MMC (FR) Tel. +33 4 87 85 05 16 E-mail lyon@engelvoelkers.com

EV MMC France S.A.S. – 48 Av. Maréchal Foch – 69006 Lyon / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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BOECHOUT

Flanders, Belgium Price EUR 1.78 mill. Interior approx. 775 m² Land approx. 7,125 m² E&V ID W-046RAN ENGEL & VÖLKERS Antwerpen-Zuid (BE) Tel. +32 472 46 88 65 E-mail antwerpenzuid@engelvoelkers.com

EV Antwerpen-Zuid B.V. – Hovestraat 19 – 2650 Edegem / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 259 kWh/m²a · UC 3364884 · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1900 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: C

Historic Property Near the Centre

PHOTOS: WIM DEWULF · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 294 kWh/m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: C

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BRUGES CIT Y CENTRE

Stately Townhouse with Exceptional Grandeur

Flanders, Belgium Price EUR 3.25 mill. Interior approx. 1,248 m² Land approx. 820 m² E&V ID W-0494Q3 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Brugge (BE) Tel. +32 50 61 66 30 E-mail brugge@engelvoelkers.com

EV Brugge BV – Noordzandstraat, 16 – 8000 Bruges / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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Exceptional Architecture on Edge of the Golf Course

EDITED USING AI

Walloon Brabant, Belgium Price EUR 2.5 mill. Interior approx. 680 m² Land approx. 5,488 m² E&V ID W-049F0A

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ENGEL & VÖLKERS Waterloo (BE) Tel. +32 2 880 40 21 E-mail brabantwallon@engelvoelkers.com

EV MMC Belgium SRL – Chaussée de Tervuren, 186 – 1410 Waterloo / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH 166 I EDITION 4 . 26

PHOTOS: CONSTANCE VAN DER ZEE · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 107971 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 40 kgCO 2 /m²a · UC: 20260131010816 · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2012 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: B

GREZ-DOICEAU

PHOTOS: MATE MEDIA LUXEMBOURG · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 26.6 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 6.5 kgCO 2 /m²a · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2007 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: B

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LUXEMBOURG

Where Architecture Meets Nature

Luxembourg, Luxembourg Price EUR 6.5 mill. Interior approx. 632 m² Land approx. 1,689 m² E&V ID W-048KRI ENGEL & VÖLKERS Luxembourg MMC (LU) Tel. +352 28 26 17 27 E-mail luxembourg@engelvoelkers.com

Engel & Völkers Luxembourg Real Estate Brokerage s.à.r.l. – 4, Place Joseph Thorn – 2637 Luxembourg / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH EDITION 4 . 26 I 167

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FÖHR

EDITED USING AI

Schleswig-Holstein, Germany Price EUR 1.98 mill. Interior approx. 180 m² Land approx. 939 m² E&V ID W-047NE4

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ENGEL & VÖLKERS Föhr-Amrum (DE) Contact Christina Langhans Tel. +49 4681 74 86 90 E-mail foehr@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

HC Horst Christophersen - Föhr-Amrumer Immobilien e.K. – Mittelstraße 6 – 25938 Wyk auf Föhr / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH 168 I EDITION 4 . 26

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS PENDING · ENERGY SOURCE: LOCAL HEATING · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2026

Frisian Craftsmanship in Utersum – Luxury by the Sea

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 44.08 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 24.68 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: HEAT PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1695 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A

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K ATING

Thatched Property Set in Countryside on the Bollenwarft

Schleswig-Holstein, Germany Price EUR 1,285,000 Interior approx. 135 m² Land approx. 8,911 m² E&V ID W-02UYTE ENGEL & VÖLKERS Sankt Peter-Ording (DE) Contact Lukas Biernath Tel. +49 4863 970 90 10 E-mail st.peter-ording@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

EuV Wohnen GmbH – Badallee 3 – 25826 Sankt Peter-Ording / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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FEHMARN

Prestigious Semi-Detached Ensemble – Exclusive Architect-Designed Homes

Schleswig-Holstein, Germany Price EUR 1.79 mill. Interior approx. 288 m² Land approx. 2,069 m² E&V ID W-04A7HT ENGEL & VÖLKERS Fehmarn (DE) Contact Rüdiger Müntz Tel. +49 4371 887 90 30 E-mail fehmarn@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

EuV Wohnen GmbH – Breite Straße 16 – 23769 Fehmarn / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 14.5 & 16.6 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 9.2 &10.5 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: AIR & WATER HEATING PUMP · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2016 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A+

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PHOTOS: ANNA NEUNER UND CHRISTIAN ANDREAS · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 47.5 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 13.2 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2020 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A

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AMMERSBEK

Home Life on the Waterfront – Modern Luxury Villa Set on Large Lakefront Plot

Schleswig-Holstein, Germany Price EUR 2,995,000 Interior approx. 272 m² Land approx. 3,833 m² E&V ID W-048EEN ENGEL & VÖLKERS Ahrensburg (DE) Contact Lisa Käthner Tel. +49 4102 709 96 40 E-mail ahrensburg@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

Hamburg Südost Immobilien GmbH – Rathausplatz 35 – 22926 Ahrensburg / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH EDITION 4 . 26 I 171

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HAMBURG

Hamburg, Germany Price EUR 6.75 mill. Interior approx. 561 m² Land approx. 2,762 m² E&V ID W-0470JF ENGEL & VÖLKERS Hamburg Blankenese (DE) Contact Stefanie Odia Tel. +49 40 987 63 53 33 E-mail elbe@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

Engel & Völkers DACH GmbH – Blankeneser Bahnhofstraße 9 – 22587 Hamburg / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH 172 I EDITION 4 . 26

PHOTOS: BACKBONE · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · LISTED FOR ITS HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1875

Refurbished Art Nouveau Villa Just Steps from the Elbe Beach

PHOTOS: ALEXANDER HAAS · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 96.7 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 34.78 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: NATURAL GAS H, ELECTRICITY · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2009 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: C

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BERLIN

Where the Lake Becomes the Backdrop to Outstanding Home Living

Berlin, Germany Price EUR 18.6 mill. Interior approx. 866 m² Land approx. 3,665 m² E&V ID W-047T1O ENGEL & VÖLKERS Berlin Zehlendorf (DE) Contact Caroline Lindner-Endres Tel. +49 175 224 93 82 E-mail caroline.lindner-endres@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

Engel & Völkers DACH GmbH – Matterhornstraße 60 – 14129 Berlin / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH EDITION 4 . 26 I 173

LEIPZIG

Prestigious 19th Century Mansion Next to Rosental Park

Saxony, Germany Price EUR 4.5 mill. Total surface area approx. 947 m² Land approx. 2,038 m² E&V ID W-049PFL ENGEL & VÖLKERS Leipzig (DE) Tel. +49 341 910 49 80 E-mail leipzig@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

Saxonia Metropol GmbH – Dittrichring 2 – 04109 Leipzig / Real estate company – License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT AVAILABLE · LISTED FOR ITS HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1870

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KÖNIGSTEIN IM TAUNUS

PHOTOS: NICO NOWAK · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY REQUIREMENT 189 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 47.1 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GAS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1965/1966 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: F

Mid-Century Villa Set in Idyllic Park Grounds

Hesse, Germany Price EUR 3.18 mill. Interior approx. 475 m² Land approx. 2,412 m² E&V ID W-046L71 ENGEL & VÖLKERS Königstein im Taunus (DE) Contact Stefanie Hollerbaum Tel. +49 6174 959 00 E-mail taunus@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

Engel & Völkers DACH GmbH – Georg-Pingler-Straße 11 – 61462 Königstein / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH EDITION 4 . 26 I 175

GEISENFELD

A Refuge for Those with Discerning Standards

Bavaria, Germany Price EUR 5.49 mill. Interior approx. 564 m² Land approx. 12.4 ha E&V ID W-02LWMX ENGEL & VÖLKERS Pfaffenhofen (DE) Tel. +49 8441 788 28 12 E-mail pfaffenhofen@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

Christian Bäck – Handel mit Immobilien – Löwenstraße 15 – 85276 Pfaffenhofen / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH 176 I EDITION 4 . 26

PHOTOS: STEFAN BÖSL · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 161.1 kWh/m²a · EMISSIONS: 3.2 kgCO 2 /m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: PELLETS · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2008 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: F

P R I M E P R O P E R T I E S I germany

PHOTOS: CHRISTINE DEMPF · ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: ENERGY CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE/TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 16 kWh/m²a · ENERGY SOURCE: GEOTHERMAL ENERGY · YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2013 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASS: A+

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PULL ACH IN ISARTAL Delightful Home with a Classical Style on the High Banks of the Isar

Bavaria, Germany Price EUR 10.9 mill. Interior approx. 598 m² Land approx. 2,831 m² E&V ID W-049BOD ENGEL & VÖLKERS Grünwald (DE) Contact Florian Lutz Tel. +49 89 649 88 60 E-mail muenchen@engelvoelkers.com Commission fee split between buyer and seller in accordance with legislation from 23.12.2020.

Engel & Völkers DACH GmbH – Südliche Münchner Straße 6a – 82031 Grünwald / Real estate company License Partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH EDITION 4 . 26 I 177

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