Mediterrania Saidia is the newest tourist destination located in Saidia on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco. The remarkable residential and tourist complex is inaugurated by His Majesty Mohammed VI last June 19.

Mediterrania Saidia is a wonderful investment opportunity for foreign businessmen, families searching for the perfect holiday home and property investors. The development covers an area of a staggering seven million square meters, and has six kilometers of exclusive beachfront.

The Mediterrania Saidia development consists of apartments, villas and townhouses that can be purchased. The complex offers breathtaking landscaped parks and public areas, restaurants, a spa, water park, shopping centre, children’s play area, a crèche, medical clinic, museums, clubhouses, beach bars, business center, convention centre, cinema, equestrian centre, eighteen-hole golf course, and at least 10 four and five star hotels.

This 29,000 square-feet Guisando De Avila Estate is truly a masterpiece of architectural design and timeless elegance situated on 706 Guisando De Avila Tampa, FL 33613; a 5.9 acres overlooking golf course, pond and conservation within Avila, Tampa Bay's country club community.

Guisando De Avila Estate features 10 bedrooms, 10 full and 3 half baths, ballroom, richly paneled library, 14 fireplaces, elevator, wine room, pool and spa with cabana, basketball court, terraces and balconies.

This is estate is currently on sale at $25 million on realtor.

This magnificent Janice palace can only dream of. Indeed, Adrian Rudomin created this masterpiece of the region in Beverly Hills, California.

This 10,000 m² house has eight bedrooms, ten bathrooms, a beautiful living space of 30 meters high but also a huge gourmet kitchen, a library, a steam sauna and especially with a view to 270 degrees in Beverly Hills. The exterior includes a pool and a spa on the views take your breath away.The famous painting interior were done by the artist Daniel Maltzman.

Rudomin bought an old home for the sum of $2.63 million dollars and made a modern palace. Today, Janice place is estimated at $9.95 million.

This Hollywood blend of drama, design and innovation--including 7.1 CinemaScope theater, pop-up televisions, and multiple surround-sound areas--proclaimed by Electronic House's for Best Home of the Year 2009.

The 7,000 square foot spread located in the Hollywood Hills with amenities that tech geeks are quite familiar with. “CinemaScope theater, 7.1-channel surround-sound, intricate TV concealment, extensive automation—but we don’t often see them shine together in such a spectacular location, with equally stunning results. This home can’t settle for anything less than red-carpet treatment.” Though billed as “the ultimate bachelor pad” the house actually belongs to a young couple.

Game Room featuring PC gaming on a ceiling-mounted flat panel as well as a triple-screen auto racing simulation machine.

The kitchen can serve up video from a flat-panel TV or audio from the housewide network, which is piped in through Sonance in-ceiling trimless architectural speakers.

Master Suite with Two TVs... Because another motorized lift reveals a 42-inch LG TV hidden within the bed’s footboard. A Crestron touch panel in the room can control any electronic function in the house.

Master Suite Control. A Crestron TPMC-8X Wi-Fi touchpanel provides wireless access and controls over the home’s A/V, automation, lighting, climate and security systems. There are five of them, including this one in the master suite.

Theater. A CinemaScope super-wide screen, rockin’ JBL Synthesis surround-sound system and furnishings with a bit more sex appeal than your typical theater chairs and carpeting. The screen measures 125 diagonal inches at its full 2.35:1 aspect ratio viewing, which receives images from a Runco VX-2000D CineWide projector. The front channels and subwoofers in the JBL system are recessed in the cabinetry.

Via: Electronichouse

Global real estate agency Coldwell Banker’s Capricorn Coast branch has nine beautiful islands for sale starting at just under $1m. Although that's the price of an average beach front apartment in California, it includes a luxury mansion. The most expensive is $67m.

With some of the islands boasting a full five-star complex, private docking facilities and enough space to build an expandable airport, it is no wonder that those who can survive the recession are already registering their interest.

Located on the hill, behind gates, this elegantly designed home looks over the La Playa yacht club basin, the entire city of San Diego, and the mountains to the east. Floor-to-ceiling windows grace the grand entry for stunning views upon entering.

With over 12,000 square feet in the main house, this home truly has it all. The four generous bedroom suites, gracious dining and living spaces, and an extraordinary family room located off the center island kitchen all offer views of the water. You will also enjoy the game room with highly polished inlayed wood floors. Every inch of this home has a function, from the completely outfitted project room and working office, to the temperature-controlled wine storage room and space for the home theatre.

• Neighborhood: La Playa
• Lot Size: .5 to 1 Acre
• Type: Single Family Residential for Sale
• Floors: Two or More Stories
• Parking/Garage: 3+
• Bedrooms: 4
• Baths: 5
• Half Baths: 1
• Square Feet: Approx. Sq. Ft.: 12305
• Year Built: 1990
• Price: $16,500,000

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Mandalay Coral Gardens, a 4749sq m waterfront estate exquisitely situated in northern tropical Queensland, Australia, was voted Australia’s House of the Year by the Australian Master Builders Association, and is now on sale with Christies Great Estates. The property even has its own helipad to allow residents and guests to enjoy the many attractions of Australia's most famous tropical region. With New Zealand stone, automatic sliding glass walls, Italian marble and endless terraces, the house is designed to make the absolute most of its stunning setting and panoramas over the surrounding Whitsunday ‘bounty bar’ islands.

Designed by architect Peter Connelly, Mandalay Coral Gardens was constructed in 2005 by owner Bill Sharpe, whose firm was the continent’s 2007–2008 “builder of the year” in Australia.

It is understood more than $15 million will be needed to secure the estate which includes a caretaker’s house, office and gym.

Source: Christies Great Estates Images: luxist