luxury houses for sale Abbeyville, United States

More than 110 feet of Lake Simcoe shoreline frames a home built by its current owners in 2011, designed by Kimberley Morris Interior Design and offered turnkey. Year-round dual road access leads through a wooded setting to a lot that runs flat from roadside to water. Open the front door and floor-to-ceiling windows draw the eye to one of Lake Simcoe's most picturesque expanses, where the sun comes up over the water each morning. To the left, a natural gas fireplace anchors the room. A calming, sophisticated country palette carries through more than 2,700 square feet, while the staircase sits tucked out of sight so the vaulted great room reads as one uninterrupted space. Living and dining flow to the kitchen, where family and friends remain part of everything and the large quartz island becomes a gathering place for grandkids and guests. Tucked privately to one side of the main floor, the serene primary bedroom overlooks the lake, with a spa-like ensuite: heated floors, a jetted tub, and a glassed-in shower. Upstairs, two further bedrooms are joined by a family room and a home office. A generous mudroom with its own outdoor entrance holds laundry and extensive built-in storage. From the kitchen, step onto the cedar deck with its covered overhang and gas line for barbecuing in any season. Beyond is a broad lawn with room for games and gatherings, easing down to a shallow, sheltered bay-rocky at the shoreline, sandy beyond, and wadable from shore. A seasonal irrigation line draws from the lake to water the gardens and yard, separate from the drilled well that serves the home. Woodland Drive is a street where properties seldom come available. The privacy and serenity that keep owners here are the same qualities that continue to draw people to Lake Simcoe. Orillia is minutes away for shopping, dining, and services, with golf and skiing close by. Exceptionally well built, timeless, and ready as it stands. Take the key and move in.

Set beneath expansive North State skies and framed by some of Northern California's most iconic mountain views: Mt. Shasta, Mt. Lassen and the Bally's; this extraordinary legacy ranch spans nearly 700 breathtaking acres of privacy, beauty, and possibility. A rare offering where timeless ranching heritage meets the rugged elegance of the American West, this property is designed for those dreaming of a true lifestyle estate, working cattle operation, recreational retreat, or generational family compound. Bear Creek, which runs all year round, winds gracefully through the ranch, nourishing lush meadows, mature trees, and abundant wildlife while creating an atmosphere that feels untouched and deeply peaceful. Panoramic views stretch across the landscape to Mt. Shasta, Mt. Lassen, and the Bally Mountains, delivering unforgettable sunrise and sunset vistas in every season. Rich in history and character, the property features remarkable historic structures including a stone rock house and an old schoolhouse thoughtfully relocated to the ranch--offering a rare glimpse into the area's storied past. The ranch is fully fenced and currently supports approximately 80 head of cattle, making it both functional and inspiring for agricultural, equestrian, or recreational use. Additional improvements include a 1970s caretaker home, and expansive usable acreage ideal for grazing, horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or simply enjoying the unmatched serenity of the land. Bordering BLM land on one side, the ranch benefits from enhanced privacy, protected open space, and direct access to endless outdoor recreation. Properties of this scale, natural beauty, and historic significance are increasingly rare. Whether envisioned as a luxury ranch retreat, conservation-minded legacy holding, cattle or equestrian ranch or private escape from city life, this is a place where dreams expand as wide as the horizon itself.

In Cartagena’s walled city, history is not kept behind glass; it is lived in. The Old Town Heritage Estate is one of its rare private addresses: a restored colonial mansion dating to circa 1900, rising three levels within the UNESCO World Heritage historic centre, its rooftop pool set against the bell tower of the cathedral. Behind a discreet street façade, the house unfolds inward in the colonial manner. A sequence of courtyards opens to the sky, draped in cascading vines and framed by arched galleries whose high beamed ceilings and thick masonry walls keep the interiors cool through the Caribbean afternoon. Black-and-white checkered floors, terracotta tile and exposed stone meet white shutters and dark timber; the restoration honours the original proportions of the building while introducing the comfort of a contemporary residence. The ground floor is made for gathering. A long dining table runs beneath green pendant lamps and a canopy of greenery, served by a professional-grade kitchen, while salons furnished in linen and rattan open onto shaded galleries and planted patios. Six individually designed suites, served by seven bathrooms, are arranged around the courtyards, each with its own character of light, shutter and view. The rooftop is the crescendo. A pool runs the length of the terrace, and pergola-shaded lounges, built-in loungers and an open-air dining area look across the terracotta roofscape to the cathedral tower, with the Caribbean just beyond the walls. Mornings here are quiet; sunsets belong to the city’s bells. At a glance – Architect-measured 831 m² (8,945 sq ft): 588 m² (6,325 sq ft) of interior living space and 243 m² (2,620 sq ft) of courtyards, balconies, terraces and mirador, on a lot of approximately 308 m² (3,315 sq ft) – Six en-suite bedrooms, seven bathrooms, three levels and two mezzanines crowned by a rooftop mirador – Rooftop pool, pergola lounges and open-air dining with cathedral views – Multiple interior courtyards, arched galleries and high beamed ceilings – Formal dining room, professional-grade kitchen, air conditioning – Fully restored, with original architectural details preserved throughout A legacy residence The walled city is a finite, protected district, and restored houses of this scale rarely come to market. With six suites arranged around private courtyards and a rooftop made for entertaining, the estate is a natural family residence, a Caribbean second home of real distinction, and a gathering place for generations in Colombia’s most storied city. In a market of enduring international demand, it is also a legacy asset of rare flexibility. Location Within the walls, the house is a short walk from the Cathedral and Plaza de Bolívar, the restaurants and galleries of Centro and San Diego, the nightlife of Getsemaní and the bastions of the city wall at sunset. Rafael Núñez International Airport is approximately 15 minutes away, with nonstop flights to Miami and New York and one-stop connections to Europe. Where lifestyle meets legacy. Private viewings, floor plans and a detailed property dossier are available to qualified buyers upon request.

Pole Position. Perfectly positioned along one of the most coveted stretches of the Taylor River, 610 Wildwater Way represents one of the premier riverfront offerings within the exclusive Wilder on the Taylor community. Set on 35 deeded acres, this exceptional legacy property enjoys an unrivaled setting with panoramic views of the legendary Taylor River and the surrounding mountain peaks. Recently designated as Gold Medal trout fisheries, the Taylor and Gunnison Rivers have long been regarded by anglers as among the finest fly fishing destinations in the American West. Ownership at Wilder includes exclusive access to over two miles of private Taylor River tailwater and an additional two miles of professionally enhanced spring creek, delivering an extraordinary fly fishing experience reserved exclusively for owners and their guests. Originally encompassing more than 2,100 acres of an historic homestead ranch dating to the early 1900s, Wilder on the Taylor is now a thoughtfully preserved working ranch and recreational sanctuary surrounded by the Gunnison National Forest. The community offers an unmatched blend of privacy, conservation, and year-round outdoor adventure in one of Colorado’s most spectacular alpine settings. Designed in timeless post-and-beam lodge architecture, the residence is warm, inviting, and perfectly suited for mountain living. The four-bedroom, four-bath home features soaring ceilings, handcrafted finishes, and dramatic floor-to-ceiling stone fireplaces in both the great room and the primary suite. A beautifully appointed kitchen serves as the heart of the home, designed for effortless entertaining after days spent on the river or exploring the surrounding backcountry. The 2,894-square-foot residence includes a 374-square-foot attached garage, while a recently completed detached two-car garage offers an additional 576 square feet plus generous upper-level storage. A private pond, expansive outdoor living spaces, and the constant soundtrack of the Taylor River complete this extraordinary mountain retreat. Despite its remarkable sense of seclusion, Wilder on the Taylor is conveniently located just 20 minutes from Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport, offering private jet access, approximately 20 minutes from the historic town of Crested Butte, and about 25 minutes from Crested Butte Mountain Resort. This is a rare opportunity to own one of the finest riverfront properties in one of Colorado’s most exclusive sporting ranch communities.

This incredibly private seasonal property in a lovely pastoral setting is located off the “Jack’s Cabin Cutoff” road on 2 separately deeded half-acre parcels, possibly enabling a second home to be built with no Covenants and no HOA. It’s completely fenced and surrounded on ALL SIDES by 100s of acres of Allen Ranch land and utilities are underground. Enjoy the peace and quiet of no neighbors, mountain views, star gazing, and naturally occurring windbreaks on 3 sides. On the eastern half-acre sits an 1145 square foot, 2+ bedroom, 1 1/2 bath home with interesting, vaulted ceilings in the great room creating a comfortable living space with tons of natural light. You’ll find quality Indiana hardwood accents throughout including white oak, black cherry, walnut, and red oak. Need a big shop for a home-based business, a hobby, or storage ?Included is an attached, heated 700-square-foot garage/workshop with two 10-foot garage doors, 12-foot ceilings, and an I-beam hefty enough to lift an engine. From the large second-story deck, you’ll have views directly into Alkali Basin and beyond into the West Elk Wilderness. You’ll also see Flattop and Red Mountain from this home. There’s a covered first-floor deck as well. An easement allows for the driveway through the Allen Ranch from County Road 813, beginning across the street from the “Almont Triangle” sign, when approaching from the west. Year-round access IS possible through .6/mi of CR 813 via snowmobile, skis, snowshoes, or on foot. Virtual staging has been used for portrayal of room sizes and potential decor.

Discover one of the most unique homesites in The Reserve at Cottonwood Creek, where privacy, nature, and mountain living come together on approximately 3.48 acres with nearly 300 feet of Cottonwood Creek frontage. Set among mature aspens and native vegetation, this exceptional parcel offers multiple potential building sites, allowing you to design a home that captures sweeping views of the Collegiate Peaks, Sleeping Indian Mountain, Buffalo Peaks Wilderness, and the surrounding valley while maintaining a remarkable sense of seclusion. Additional water augmentation rights (6 units) provide flexibility for future landscaping plans. A private community trail meanders through the property alongside the creek, creating an ideal setting for peaceful walks, birdwatching, and enjoying Colorado’s ever-changing seasons. Wildlife is a regular part of daily life, with deer, elk, eagles, ducks, butterflies, and other native species frequently seen throughout the area. For outdoor enthusiasts, adventure begins just outside your door. Enjoy fishing along Cottonwood Creek, paddleboarding at nearby Cottonwood Lake, snowmobiling in winter, rafting on the Arkansas River, soaking in nearby hot springs, or exploring the endless recreational opportunities of Buena Vista, Aspen, Crested Butte, and the Continental Divide. The Reserve at Cottonwood Creek is one of Chaffee County’s most sought-after communities, featuring four stocked catch-and-release trout ponds, walking trails, pedestrian bridges crossing the creek, a community pavilion with a fireplace and barbecue area, and a playground. The neighborhood is known for its welcoming atmosphere, natural beauty, and convenient location just minutes from downtown Buena Vista. Whether you’re envisioning a mountain retreat, a full-time residence, or a legacy property to enjoy for generations, this rare creekside parcel presents an extraordinary opportunity to build in one of Colorado’s most scenic settings.