Andesite Ridge House

Located in Montana's Yellowstone Club, the Andesite Ridge House is a Rocky Mountain retreat that'll help you embrace the winter blues. The lodge-like home is situated just below Lone Peak on over two acres. Its 7,000-square-foot interior is everything you'd want from an alpine cabin with stacked stone walls, towering wood ceilings, and a massive antler chandelier. To take advantage of the views of Pioneer Mountain, Eglise, and the Gallatin Range, rooms are lined with floor-to-ceiling windows while the exterior is surrounded by over 2,500-square-feet of outdoor terraces, including a heated stone patio with a 10-person hot tub. Those who like to stay warm can pass the time indoors at the home theater, game room, and wine cellar but for the adventure seekers, the property connects to the neighborhood slopes for a complete ski in/ski out experience.

Dye House Loft

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the American Woolens Dye house is a historic factory in Providence, Rhode Island. The linear brick building has undergone an extensive renovation, reworking its industrial bones into a work/live dream scenario. While much of the structure's original DNA still runs through the interiors in the exposed masonry, polished concrete floors, and steel frame windows, the former textile mill now houses four bedrooms and four-and-a-half baths along with a light-filled studio space. During the transformation, the property also received upgrades to the plumbing, electrical, exterior, and roof.

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Bing Crosby's Palm Springs House

Built by the "White Christmas" singer in 1957, Bing Crosby's Palm Springs House was a playground for the Old Hollywood elite. The ranch-style home is sited on 1.14 acres in the Thunderbird Heights community in Rancho Mirage. Its interior offers 6,700 square feet of living space that features five bedrooms that have hosted everyone from Frank Sinatra to our 35th President. There's even an entire section known as the JFK wing. Like a true party pad, the inside seamlessly transitions to an outdoor pool area where a covered veranda affords expansive views of the desert landscape and the mountains in the distance.

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Collection Suites

When you treat your ride like one of your own, a mere garage won't suffice. Those prized possessions deserve their own luxury domain. Located in Miami, Collection Suites offers secure, private storage for extreme car enthusiasts. The complex is made up of 38 suites divided among four buildings named after the world's most notorious speedways. Each unit offers a little over 2,000 square feet of storage space along with a bathroom, closet, wet bar, and loft where owners chill out and admire their collection. Of course, the property is gated and guarded for maximum security so you can rest easy but for those overprotective parents, an app gives direct access to the in-suite cameras so you can check in on your babies when you're away.

Cannes Mountainside Estate

Cannes is known for having some of the most luxurious hotels in the world but the Cannes Mountainside Estate rivals them all. The property consists of nearly 60 rolling acres that feature olive trees, lavender fields, and its own lake. Comprised of 3 houses, the accommodations include a combined 17 suites throughout its 20,000 square feet of living space. Its resort-like amenities include a tennis court, wellness center, jogging track, a heliport, and 3 heated pools, although nothing can beat the views. Perched on the edge of a hilltop, the entire compound overlooks the Bay of Cannes.

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Pinecone Treehouse

Treehouses come in all kinds of shapes and sizes but this one could reign as most unique. Formed after its namesake, the Pinecone Treehouse is currently sited in a forest in Oakland. Its geodesic dome shape is constructed from steel and California redwood, fitted with multiple glazed panels resembling the cone's scales. When inside, the windows' symmetrical pattern almost feels like you're inside a kaleidoscope, surrounding the interior with views of the landscape. The main structure also comes with an indoor/outdoor bathroom and a wooden catwalk that connects them both.

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Monocabin

Based in Rhodes, Greece, the Monocabin is bringing Mediterranean minimalism to pre-fab homes. The 85-foot cabins were designed with simplicity in mind. Each one is comprised of modular concrete panels, producing clean lines and bright, white palettes. Walls are punctuated with glazed panels, flooding rooms with natural light while showcasing the landscape of your choice. Interiors are custom-made and already fitted with fixtures, furniture, and appliances along with smart technology and eco-friendly solutions for a complete plug-and-play experience.

Jule Pond

The Hamptons is full of prime real estate but Jule Pond is the crown jewel of them all. The 42-acre estate comes with the bragging rights to the most expensive price tag in the coveted seaside community as well as the largest ocean frontage, measuring in at 1,286 linear feet. Originally built for Henry Ford in 1960, the main house consists of over 20,000 square feet divided among three wings. Its interior features 12 bedrooms and 12 baths while the exterior offers a basketball court, tennis court, and a 60-foot gunite swimming pool. Bordered by three bonds, the Southhampton property is surrounded by unobstructed views of both Mecox Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.

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Hacienda Pucheguin

It doesn't get more remote than Hacienda Pucheguin. The 348,000-acre property is hidden in the North Chilean Patagonia region among mountains and forests. Its vast wilderness includes woodland valleys filled with 3,500-year-old Cyprus trees, waterfalls, and natural pools. Towering granite rock walls provide a playground for climbers while its miles of riverbanks are ideal for fishing and kayaking. With its diverse landscapes and ecosystems, the piece of land is prime for conservation and development with adventure seekers in mind.

Water Mill House

It's not too late to enjoy a house in the Hamptons this year. While summer is its prime, holidays in the seaside village can be just as memorable especially when you have a place like the Water Mill House to gather. The 9,000-square-foot-foot home sits on 5 acres enclosed by horse pastures and farmland. Its interior boasts an ultra-modern design with a glass double-faced fireplace, European-style kitchen, and a glazed staircase. The 8-bedrooms include multiple suites with marble bathrooms, a ground-floor junior suite, and a master with a private terrace featuring another double-sided fireplace while a theater room, wine cellar, and gym round out the resort-like amenities. On the exterior, a bluestone patio is fitted with a pergola overlooking the 50-foot swimming pool and matching spa that'll be waiting for the warmer months roll back around.

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Spirit Ranch Retreat

Whether it's day or night, Utah's landscape is something to behold. The Spirit Ranch Retreat takes advantage of both the celestial and the desert views from both the inside and the out. The house sits on 20 acres bordering Capitol Reef National Park. Its weathered steel, timber, and concrete exterior are at home among the rugged setting. Internally, natural materials and neutral hues throughout the 2,149-square-foot interior compliment the scenery showcased through expansive panels of floor-to-ceiling glazing. Just off the main living area, a stone patio featuring an outdoor fireplace overlooks the unspoiled wilderness while a terrace outside the master bedroom offers a front row seat to the night sky.

Photos: Jed Pearson / Coldwell Banker

Robert Redford's Wine County Retreat

Whether you're here for the Hollywood royalty or the Napa Valley views, Robert Redford's Wine County Retreat won't disappoint. The 5,255-square-foot home is nestled among ancient oak trees on a 10-acre plot in the city of St. Helena. Formally known as Danza del Sol, the California sanctuary embodies its sun-inspired moniker with a light-filled interior consisting of three bedrooms and three baths. It features tongue and groove ceilings, exposed beams, and extensive views of the landscape while a poolside terrace with a redwood hot tub, 960-square-foot detached garage, and an artist's studio rounds out the exterior highlights.

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Vivos xPoint Survival Bunker

Robots. Nukes. Zombies. Whatever form the apocalypse comes in, Vivos xPoint Survival Bunker will ensure you withstand it. The survival community is located in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. It consists of 575 concrete bunkers, formally used by the Army Munitions Depot to store bombs and munitions. The 18-square mile site is off-grid and centrally located in one of the safest areas of North America due to its mild weather, inland location, and distance to known military nuclear targets. Each bunker can withstand a 500,000-pound internal blast and don't worry, they aren't grungy, damp underground holes. The 2,200 square foot units have 13-foot arched ceilings and can be customized to your specifications so you can ride out the Armageddon in style. Water comes from deep wells and an LED light simulates views of the outdoors. Aside from the accommodations, the community also offers numerous amenities like 24/7 security with military-trained guards, a general store, members-only restaurant and bar, theater, gym, and medical center.

Tribeca Skybridge Townhouse & Condo

The Tribeca Skybridge Townhouse & Condo is unique in many ways. For starters, the property is made up of both a former New York Hospital Building and the adjacent ambulance annex that are connected by the Staple Street footbridge. Built in 1907, the four-story brick townhouse offers a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, a walk-in closet, and an open living space. A doorway in the kitchen leads to the walkway where you can access the adjoining condo. Both buildings are already full of notable features like 11-foot ceilings, over 50 windows with views of old New York to Duane Park and Freedom Tower, and a 1,175-square-foot rooftop terrace. Another rare quality is the size. Totaling 8,170 square feet the majority of both interiors are a blank canvas, giving the future owners full creative freedom to dream up their ideal home.

Case Study House #21

Sponsored by Arts & Architecture magazine, the Case Study Houses provided post-WWII America a vision of modern living, as conceived by such luminaries as Charles and Ray Eames, Richard Neutra, and Eero Saarinen. One of just 17 originals not demolished, remodeled beyond recognition, or never built in the first place, Pierre Koenig's Case Study House #21 is an LA-area steel frame masterpiece. Also known as the Bailey House, it measures just 1,280 square feet but keeps a spacious atmosphere with an open floor plan and glazed facade looking out onto a pair of reflective pools. The mid-century stunner received a complete restoration at the hands of Koenig in the 1990s, preserving the home's clean lines and minimalist aesthetic. Because of its innovative design and use of materials, the has reached landmark status after being registered as Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #669.

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Drift San Jose

Drift San Jose is a laid-back bohemian-meets-modern boutique hotel on the southern end of the Baja California Peninsula. With its close proximity to galleries, bars, and some of the area's best waves, the location is ideal for surfers and tourists alike. Along with eight ultra-sleek guest rooms and an owner's suite, the property already has an impressive list of amenities like a food cart specializing in smoked meats, a mezcal bar, and a poured concrete swimming pool. Its central courtyard can seat 96 for dining and live shows while its rooftop overlooks the town square. Although its already primed to be a must-stop destination, zoning allows for further expansion.

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LivingHomes YB1 House

Swiss designer Yves Béhar and the Amazon-funded homebuilder Plant Prefab have teamed up for the LivingHomes YB1 House. Called Accessory Dwelling Units, these urban tiny homes were designed to help increase Los Angeles' density by filling gaps on current properties. This will address the city's housing demand while offering affordable options for students, first-time homeowners, or elderly parents. Built from a single system, these dwellings are designed to vary in size, layout, and roofline and will be constructed using sustainable materials and practices. Each one will take about a month to complete and can be installed in as little as a day.

Residence 950

Residence 950 is aiming to be the most expensive house in San Francisco and it's got the features to back it up. The 9,500-square-foot home is located in the Russian Hill neighborhood overlooking the entire Bay Area. While the bright lights of the city are in clear view, you'll feel like you're a million miles away. The property is surrounded by a park-worthy garden and ancient olive trees. At the heart of the yard is the Norwegian stone infinity edge pool with views that include Alcatraz and the Bay Bridge. And that's just the exterior. The inside is just as impressive. A glass elevator takes you between the four floors where you'll find three bedrooms, a two-story art gallery, a complete wellness center, and as much marble as the Taj Mahal. To complete the Bond experience, there's also an underground garage to display up to four cars on their own turntable.

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Lafayette Hillside Home

The key features of any great California home are views, outdoor living spaces, and impeccable design and the Lafayette Hillside Home happens to check all of those boxes. The Upper Happy Valley residence is situated above the treetops on a slope looking out to Mt. Diablo. Its rusty Corten steel facade gives the exterior an industrial presence while accents of reclaimed redwood tie the building to the forest setting. The 5,135-square-foot interior offers 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, and an open living area boasting board form concrete, expansive windows, and warm walnut trim. These indoor spaces seamless transition to the landscape through the 1,400 square feet of decking and patios, including a poolside terrace. While the surrounding oaks and fruit trees make you feel like your living in total seclusion, the property is just minutes from the nearest town and only 20 miles from downtown San Francisco.

Riko x Starck Prefabricated Accessible Technological Homes

French designer Philippe Starck adds his timeless modern aesthetic to the prefab game with his partnership with Riko. Advanced technology, eco-friendly solutions, and impeccable design are at the forefront of every Riko x Starck Prefabricated Accessible Technological Home. The line offers 34 unique models that vary in size, materials, and features that can include anything from solar panels to wind turbines. Delivery can be expected in as little as 6 months.

Ark Shelter

An ark is defined as a place of protection, refuge, or asylum and these sleek shelters are just that. The minimalist cabins come in a variety of sizes, offering all of the comforts of home while getting you as close to nature as a tent. Its foundation-less design allows it to be moved from location to location without disrupting the natural environment. Each one is lined with a cozy wood interior and comes fitted with custom-made cabinets and furniture. To ensure the focus stays on your landscape of choice, vast expanses of glazing blur the boundaries between the living spaces and the outdoors. Every unit is prefabricated off-site and can be installed in just a few hours.

Vestry Street Loft

Making good use of the existing 100-year-old beams, the Vestry Street Loft transforms a Tribeca space into an airy bohemian abode. The two-story interior compliments its historic framework with reclaimed white oak floors and exposed brick. Fresh white paint highlights blackened steel windows that frame in views of the street below. Most of the 3,100 square feet are on the main level where you'll find an expansive living space with a kitchen decked out in custom cabinets and a Calacatta Borghini stone island, a dining area, and a living room with a wood-burning fireplace along with three bedrooms and an indoor vertical garden. At 800 square feet, the lower level is bigger than most New York City apartments offering a second living room, its own kitchenette, an additional bedroom, a flex room, and a separate entrance.

James Dean's Hollywood Hills House

Although he didn't own the home, James Dean did live in this Hollywood Hills house before he was the legend we all know today. The Rebel Without a Cause star occupied the guest suite and worked as an on-site handyman for the owner and Warner Bros. exec Hal B. Wallis while he was a struggling actor. But aside from the famous guest, the residence is pretty impressive on its own. The 1927 Spanish-style dwelling sits on a double lot overlooking the surrounding canyon. Its 4,000-square-foot interior consists of three suites and four bathrooms that have been thoughtfully renovated to seamless integrate contemporary finishes with the home's original charm. On the outside, stone walkways lead to a terrace and swimming pool that takes advantage of the property's mature trees and striking views.

Whiskey Ridge House

Situated on 70 acres in West Lake Creek, the Whiskey Ridge House is like having your own private lodge. The Colorado property is surrounded by national parkland that includes the Gore Range and New York Mountain. Although modern in form, the home compliments the rugged landscape with a facade of locally sourced beetle-kill pine and Anasazi sliver stone. Its 10,515-square-foot interior consists of seven bedrooms and nine baths. An open living area is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows highlighting views of the site's pond and the mountain peaks in the distance. Just off the main house are a swimming pool and detached glass cabana that also functions as a gym. The surrounding land is veined with nine-miles worth of trails for hiking and biking while world-class skiing destinations Beaver Creek and Vail Villages are just a short drive away.

Photos: Sotheby's International Realty

Gold Container House

If there was ever a reason to upcycle, it's the Gold Container House. The three-bedroom, four-bath Arizona home sets a new standard for the container shipping trend with its expansive living spaces. While the exterior stays true to its past life with rectangular forms and corrugated steel facade, its 2,969-square-foot interior has everything you'd want in a modern abode. The ground floor is reserved for a 4-car garage. Above, the open concept living, dining, and kitchen area is oriented toward a large picture window framing in the surrounding mountain range. Just outside, a deck spanning the length of the entire house affords unobstructed views of the desert landscape. There's also an in-law suite with its own entrance for guests. The property has direct access to a number hiking trails and the Phoenix airport is just a 10-minute drive away.

Turtle Tail Villa

Winter is coming and the best way to beat the frigid funk is with your own waterfront oasis. Located on Turks and Caicos' Providenciales Island, Turtle Tail Villa gives one heck of a first impression. The home greets guests with an entry courtyard that features a lounge area and pool. Pass through the living area's sliding glass doors and head to the rear terrace. Overlooking the ocean, the outdoor space consists of a sunken fire pit, dining area, and an additional swimming pool with turquoise waters that mimic the blue hues of the surrounding sea. Just down the cliff, there's a floating sundeck with two-person loungers and water access. And that's just the exterior. Inside, the two-story dwelling offers 3,655 square feet of crisp, modern living space that includes an open concept and four bedrooms, all with their own terrace and views of the Caicos Banks.

Ranch Road House

The Ranch Road House isn't your typical Texas home. Made entirely out of concrete, the brooding brutalist fortress is perched on a 42-acre mountain top. Its L-shape wraps around the site affording the entire residence with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The 3,700-square foot interior shares the same monolithic facade as the exterior and offers 4 bedrooms, including a massive master suite, 2 bathrooms, and an optional wine cellar. The open living space's 13-foot ceilings are fitted with 7-foot tall windows that overlook the entire Texas Hill Country. And for the devoted gearhead, there's an 800-square-foot garage to house all the toys.

Parisian Carpentry Workshop

With its rugged timber beams and exposed stone walls, the Parisian Carpentry Workshop is an ode to its industrial roots. The new 4-bedroom residence is housed in a former carpentry atelier. Its main living area sits below a soaring pitched roof where frosted glazing washes the room in natural light. The open space also consists of a dining room and kitchen topped with a sleeping mezzanine. Original wood stoves remain throughout, adding to the home's historic character. While the master bedroom and a studio are also located on the ground floor, an art nouveau staircase leads down to a lower level with an additional living room, bedroom, and a pair of enfilade-style rooms. Each story has direct access to a private outdoor courtyard.

Photos: Espaces Atypiques