The rarest homes, the finest rooms, and the tables worth the reservation, from Bel Air to the shores of Lake Michigan.
On the Sand in Laguna
More than an acre of direct beachfront behind two gated entrances, designed by Fred Briggs in glass, handcrafted wood and architectural concrete, with Catalina Island on the horizon.
The Sand Castle
A South of France manor that seems to float above the Pacific, with a main house, a guest residence, and one of the only private beaches in California.
Seventy Cars Under One Roof
Built in 1986 by Major General William Lyon, the Lyon Estate once welcomed President and Mrs. Reagan. Its true showpiece sits beside the 21,000 square foot Georgian residence: a 23,679 square foot private car museum with room for seventy vehicles, a professional auto shop, a recessed lift turntable and its own wash station.
Villa Turicum
A Rockefeller legacy on more than five acres of the North Shore, with over 570 feet of private Lake Michigan frontage. The largest lakefront estate ever offered to the public.
An Astor Street Landmark
One of Chicago's most distinguished historic residences, with more than 25,000 square feet of living space on one of the city's most storied streets.
Lucien, La Jolla
Chef Elijah Arizmendi, formerly of Spago, Per Se and Daniel, has earned a Michelin star for his 30-seat dining room in La Jolla Village. A seasonal tasting menu of ten courses or more, written around San Diego farmers and fishermen.
Smyth, West Loop
John Shields and Karen Urie Shields' three Michelin star dining room has been named the best restaurant in North America, rising from fourth on last year's inaugural list. A tasting menu built on produce from the farms they work with across the country.
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