The properties showcased here are among the most spectacular in the world. Priced at $10 million and above, these exceptional luxury estates have the distinction of being the most impressive and highest-priced properties listed for sale by the exclusive affiliates of Christie's Great Estates. Click here to view Greatest Estates.

Washington, D.C.'s historic Evermay Estate, also known as "America's Living Room," is the featured property in this month's video podcast. The production is a two-century walk back in time. Beginning with the home's construction, which predates that of the U.S. capital by a full year, the presentation culminates with Evermay's current role as a private meeting place for American presidents, international diplomats, and world-renowned dignitaries. Narrated by third-generation owner Harry Belin, the video portion is a collage of current property images interspersed with vintage photographs. Evermay is being offered at US$39.5 million by Long and Foster's Extraordinary Properties Division, with international marketing by Christie's Great Estates. For more information, please visit the property Web ad.

Sanders Properties represents the finest real estate in the charming riverside towns of Rockland County, New York. Specializing in riverfront and luxury homes, Sanders Properties prides itself on an exceptional level of integrity, trust, and dedicated customer service. Under the leadership of President and Founder David Sanders—a 20-year veteran of the real estate industry and one of Rockland County's top-five selling agents—the firm's seasoned sales associates have become widely recognized for their professionalism and outstanding knowledge of the neighborhoods in which they work and live. The firm offers homebuyers a complete host of personal services that simplify the buying process, including a consortium of top-flight, cost-efficient inspection engineers; legal professionals; and mortgage brokers. For additional information about Sanders Properties please visit www.sandershomes.com.

The World is the only residential community at sea, allowing its residents and guests to travel the world without leaving the comforts of a private home. This ship offers an elegant and intimate travel lifestyle with impeccable service and amenities that deliver a personalized and bespoke experience. Discerning travelers can travel in one of the 165 private residences aboard The World or elect to own one of the select homes available for resale. For more information about residential purchase options or vacation experiences, visit www.aboardtheworld.com.

The Atwater Estate, a property enrolled in the Christie's Great Estates Bespoke Marketing Program, hosted Christie's Fine & Rare Wines Sale in The Hamptons. Almost 100 collectors—some from as far away as South Korea and Germany—enjoyed a beautiful day at this historic estate, stepping out to enjoy the breathtaking grounds between bids. Tours of the home, which is being represented by Brown Harris Stevens for US$29 million, were conducted throughout the day and packets of information about the property were distributed to all who attended. "The home looked stunning and the wine enthusiasts were very interested in learning more," says Kathleen Coumou, Vice President for the Northeast Region. "The event was a testament to the marketing power of our prestigious and internationally recognized brand."

(Pictured above, collectors seated at the Fine and Rare Wines sale at the Atwater Estate)

A crowning achievement of Frank Lloyd Wright's textile-block design, the Ennis House is the largest and boldest execution of this iconic architectural style. The home is being jointly offered for $15 million by Hilton & Hyland and Dilbeck Realtors in Los Angeles, California, with international marketing services provided by Christie's Great Estates.

"The Ennis House was the last of four homes my grandfather designed in this style," says Eric Lloyd Wright. "The home is a culmination of sorts, imbued with his ambition and confidence."

Perfectly sited on a hill with wraparound views of the city of Los Angeles, the Mayan-inspired estate is being meticulously restored by the Ennis House Foundation. The foundation recently completed a major stabilization project after the house was placed on "most endangered" lists by both the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the World Monuments Fund. As a result of the extensive efforts made thus far to save this spectacular piece of history, the Ennis House stabilization project won preservation awards from the Los Angeles Conservancy and the California Preservation Foundation.

"The perfect owner for this magnificent property is a person with a keen appreciation of outstanding architecture and the importance of preserving it like a piece of fine art," says Kay Coughlin, President & CEO of Christie's Great Estates. "The Ennis House deserves to be restored to its original brilliance. The person who undertakes the task will be helping to preserve Frank Lloyd Wright's legacy, and in doing so, will create a legacy of their own which will endure for generations."

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Christie's Great Estates has been chosen to provide international marketing for the private residence of three-time Academy Award-winning director Ingmar Bergman. Bergman first visited Fårö, the Balitic Island off the coast of Gotland, Sweden, in 1960 while searching for a location to shoot "Through a Glass Darkly." He was so smitten that he moved to the island and lived there for almost 40 years until his death last summer. Bergman used his home as the set for some of his most revered films, including "The Passion of Anna." The beachfront estate's four dwellings include a whitewashed barn turned private cinema where Bergman watched films every day. Click here to view the Web ad.

The Julius M. Visanska House, which was listed for $7,300,000, was recently sold by William Means Real Estate, the exclusive affiliate of Christie's Great Estates in Charleston, South Carolina. Built circa 1919 by renowned architect Albert Simons, the estate has been in the same family for the last 66 years. The property is one of a very limited number on Charleston's Historic High Battery with beautiful panoramic views of the Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, Sullivans Island, and beyond. The home is built on the site of historic Fort Mechanic and features large piazzas with a loggia entry and a porte cochere. The grounds include outdoor living spaces and a rear garden, which are surrounded by an expansive pool.

A beautiful 17-acre estate, which was listed for $8,750,000, was recently sold by N.T. Callaway Real Estate LLC. The historic home has been restored to its original beauty and offers luxurious comfort in a tranquilly picturesque setting, two miles from the heart of Princeton. The residence includes seven bedrooms, a center hall, a theater, and a wet bar. The grounds are enhanced with a pool pavilion, a stone-tiered garden, and a lily pond.