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The interior desinger owner has outfitted the entire house around his two young daughters.

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Award-winning garden photographer Claire Takacs shares her process in capturing these intersections of design and nature.

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Award-winning garden photographer Claire Takacs shares her process in capturing these intersections of design and nature.

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Take a Tour of Kendall Jenner’s Home ⇒ Kendall Jenner’s Los Angeles Home is a stark contrast to her spotlight-filled lifestyle. A true refuge for the supermodel, her home features neutral color schemes, a down-to-earth atmosphere with a hint of bohemian style. Take a look for yourself!

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“Her taste was surprising, more bohemian and funky than the rest of her family.

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This dark-hued Beach Road apartment is lightened with artsy touches.

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This dark-hued Beach Road apartment is lightened with artsy touches.

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From an oak-clad library to a chinoiserie-themed room, the space features a variety of luxury living concepts.

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From an oak-clad library to a chinoiserie-themed room, the space features a variety of luxury living concepts.

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Architect William Ng, founder of Studio Wills + Architects, has converted his home to cleanly separate work and living spaces.

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Architect William Ng, founder of Studio Wills + Architects, has converted his home to cleanly separate work and living spaces.

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In the market for property in Asia? See below for the most impressive luxury homes we've seen this month.

Whether it's a winter holiday home in one of Japan’s most prestigious ski villages, or a luxury abode in the world’s tallest apartment building complete with sky car porch, there is plenty of luxury property to found in Asia, and then some. With that in mind, we've gathered some of the best properties we've seen for that new home or property investment you're looking for. In fact, here's six of them.

1. Luxury Condominium in Bangkok

This ultra-luxe condominium is part of a wider residential development at the heart of Bangkok, by local real estate developer SC Asset. Located just across the way from stunning Lumpini Park, this one-bedroom unit boasts uninterrupted views of the surrounding Silom financial district; with tenants also having access to the complex’s club, rooftop pool and fitness facilities. Saleable area for this property comes to a total of 613 sq. ft., making it an ideal bolthole for the frequent business traveller.

Where: Saladaeng One, Bangkok

What: 1 bedroom; 1 bathroom

Asking Price: HK$3.65 million

2. Good Class Bungalow in Singapore

Designated by Singaporean authorities as a Good Class Bungalow (one of the city-state’s most desirable residential property classifications), Ford Avenue is a slice of resort-style living that remains close to the heart of affluent District 10. At 15,600 sq. ft. there’s ample room for a family of six or more, with carport space and a suitably lengthy 23-metre pool to match.

Where: Ford Avenue, Singapore

What: 5 bedrooms; 5 bathrooms

Asking Price: HK$166.4 million

3. Hotel-like Private Residences in Bangkok

Part of a luxury complex exclusively made up of corner apartments along the banks of the Chao Phraya River, this Four Seasons-administered property is the Canadian hotel group’s first waterfront residential concept in all of Asia. The 3,830 sq. ft. space is taken up by four bedrooms (each with their own freestanding bath), making this an ideal permanent base for affluent property owners who prefer a touch of hospitality in the home.

Where: Four Seasons Private Residences, Bangkok

What: 4 bedrooms; 4 bathrooms

Asking Price: HK$40.1 million

4. Getaway Home in Ashigarashimo

Less than two hours drive from Tokyo in western Kanagawa Prefecture, Galleria Costa promises to be a getaway home unlike any other. Consisting of 8.5 acres of pristine oceanfront real estate (including a two-storey guest house), the property offers breathtaking, unparalleled view of Sagami Bay; with each room possessing an ocean view. The outdoor pool and baths (rotenburo) have been intentionally designed to give the impression of an infinite horizon; and when you finally manage to pick your jaw off the floor, there’s no shortage of amenities indoors (i.e. a gym, tennis court, karaoke, and golf simulator) with which to keep yourself entertained.

Where: Galleria Costa, Ashigarashimo

What: multi-level estate with saunas, Jacuzzi, outdoor pool, gym, home theatre, tennis court and more

Asking Price: HK$165.3 million

5. Glasshouse in Niseko

Nestled atop a tranquil woodland escarpment, this bespoke glass, concrete and steel build is one of the most stylish lodges to retreat to after a day spent skiing down the slopes of Mt. Yotei. The Glasshouse is the brainchild of award-winning architect Hikohito Konishi, and incorporates traditional Japanese building elements, such as an indoor spa handmade using Hinoki wood, into the otherwise contemporary two-floor layout. It’s great as a permanent retreat during ski season, or failing that — to rent for your next excursion to Niseko.

Where: Abuta, Hokkaido

What: 6 bedrooms; 4 bathrooms

Asking Price: HK$50.4 million

6. Moon Shadow Villa in Phuket

Located in Phuket’s affluent, resort-heavy neighbourhood of Kamala, Moon Shadow is a stupefyingly large private villa, with six bedrooms and a saleable area totalling 12,366 sq. ft. Incredible views of the Andaman Ocean are to be had at quite literally every angle throughout the house — excluding the wine cellar — with standout features of the project including a waterfall feature, double-wide terrace and peripherally connected private terraces.

Where: Kamala, Kathu, Phuket

What: 6 bedrooms; 7 bathrooms

Asking Price: HK$6.36 million

As of the publishing date of this article, any aforementioned properties were available for sale. As such, we cannot guarantee that these properties will be available for sale indefinitely, so please check the respective listings for the most up-to-date information.

This article was first published on Luxe Living Asia

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Most of us live in flats or condos in buildings that appear to be getting taller by the day, as if in a race to the top. According to the Singapore Department of Statistics’ 2019figures, just 5 per cent or 69,000households live in landed properties. Of these, only about 2,500 are Good Class Bungalows (GCBs) […]

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