Francophiles might fancy a five-bedroom residence on East Hampton’s Georgica Road, inspired by Le Petit Trianon at Versailles and available for $7.35 million through Halstead Property’s Richard and Nola Baris. At this pleasure palace, French doors open onto a limestone terrace that overlooks a serene pool area.
For this homeowner, a burst pipe leads to a flood of new ideas.
Clarence Tantau, a prominent San Francisco architect, designed the home in the 1920s and is responsible for its Spanish Farmhouse style.
At her home in East Hampton, HC&G Innovator Award honoree Martha Stewart is setting the bar higher than ever.
Known for creating the Louvre pyramid and the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library, Pei's own home was also a treasure.
