Sotheby's International Realty's September selection ranges from a Phuket oceanfront villa near major marinas to Lake Garda, Hamilton Island and Jackson Hole.
Sotheby's International Realty's September selection shows how super-prime property increasingly follows the same geography as yachting, private aviation and destination hospitality. The seven homes stretch from island and waterfront retreats to major city residences, with several sitting directly inside established cruising and resort markets.
Phuket puts the marina lifestyle closest to home
Anchali Villa on Phuket's eastern coastline is the most directly relevant to yacht owners, combining oceanfront privacy with proximity to prestigious marinas and Phang Nga Bay. The fully furnished residence uses broad indoor-outdoor living areas and panoramic tropical views, making it practical as either a seasonal base or a longer-term home in one of Asia's strongest cruising regions.
Lake Garda offers a different kind of waterfront
In Gargnano, a historic Italian villa overlooks Lake Garda with classical architecture, manicured gardens and commanding views across the water. It is a reminder that the attraction of waterfront ownership is not confined to the sea, particularly for buyers who divide time between Mediterranean cruising, northern Italy and the Alps.
Hamilton Island connects property with the Great Barrier Reef
Azuris sits above the turquoise waters of the Whitsundays, using expansive glazing and resort-style outdoor spaces to frame its island setting. Its position on Hamilton Island gives owners both privacy and direct access to the Great Barrier Reef, making the property as much about location and movement as the building itself.
City estates and mountain homes broaden the collection
The September group also includes an 18,000-square-foot Atlanta estate with infinity pools, wellness facilities, a bowling alley and golf simulator; San Francisco's Gallery House designed around art; an English manor in Surrey; and a contemporary Jackson Hole residence against the Teton Range. Together they show that the most compelling luxury homes are increasingly sold around a complete way of living rather than bedroom count alone.