#mansions

#mansions

Villa Siena is a 35,000-square-foot mansion in Bel-Air listed for $177 million with luxurious features designed for perfection in uncertain luxury markets.

Luxury mansion for sports enthusiasts in Purchase, NY, asking nearly $16 million, combining athletic amenities with luxurious living.

The estate features a multitude of athletic facilities, providing both recreation and relaxation for an active lifestyle.

Luxury Arizona megamansion offers elite amenities for sports fans, including a custom sneaker room and a professional basketball court.

A Los Angeles mansion is on sale for $195 million, making it potentially the most expensive home sold in Los Angeles history.

Belmont's $30 million bid for Diddy's mansion reflects the stigma surrounding the property and the necessary renovations required to change its perception.

Affordable mansions under $1 million exist, showcasing diverse architectural styles.

A Houston mansion has been sold for significantly less than its original price despite being a luxury property with a massive garage.

Gilded Age mansions exemplify extreme wealth and cultural artifacts, revealing historical inequalities.

Many mansions are now museums, symbolizing a shift from exclusivity to public access.

Wealthy tycoons of the Gilded Age built extravagant mansions, now serving as a stark contrast to the average American home.

The Gilded Age reflected significant wealth disparity through the grand mansions of wealthy families in America.

America's largest mansions, originally private homes from the Gilded Age, now serve various purposes, with some newly built homes still privately owned.