Foreign Property News | Posted by Shwe Zin Win
An outdoor paradise worth $25 million will remain wild thanks to a generous Texas family. The anonymous family gifted the Hill Country Conservancy 1,205 acres near Jarrell “to use for conservation, research, educational outreach, and public recreation,” the Austin American-Statesman reported in August. The area is called the Pecan Springs Karst Preserve.“It’s a breathtaking act of generosity,” conservancy CEO Kathy Miller said. The Statesman reported the karst paradise is home to six caves, the headwaters for three tributaries of Salado Creek, a wetland, and three endangered or threatened species — the tricolored bat, Salado salamander, and...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Si Thu Aung
This French Quarter mansion in New Orleans, once home to Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, is heading to the auction block. Last asking $5.35 million, it will have a $1 million minimum bid at auction on Dec. 11, said Scott Kirk, president and CEO of Interluxe Auctions, who is partnering with broker Brigitte Fredy of Latter & Blum. Previews begin in New Orleans on Dec. 8. Pitt and Jolie bought the home in 2007 for $3.5 million, cash, via the Mondo Bongo Trust, named after a song by Clash singer Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros that was used in one of the couple’s “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” scenes, according to reports. Pitt was involved — as a producer and star — of...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Aye Myat Thu
The naked beauty of this 112-acre property is plain to see. In Los Gatos, California, land that has long been occupied by a historic nudist retreat has hit the market. Since 1935, the Lupin Lodge Naturist Club has offered a sprawling, tree-filled oasis for those looking to experience life in their birthday suits, Realtor.com first reported. Now, though, its longtime proprietor Lori Stout, who has owned and operated the address since her husband died in 1978, is looking to pass it on to a new steward. “It is a beloved haven for nudists in the Santa Cruz Mountains, and they have a really big following,” Joe Pollifrone of Christie’s International Real Estate Sereno-Willow...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Hnin Ei Khin
A FORT built 200 years ago to protect the UK from a foreign invasion has been converted into a four-bed home and is available on the market. Potential buyers could snap up the Grade II listed property, complete with its original ammo store in the ground, for £1.5million. (A Grade II listed house has gone on sale for £1.5 million.Credit: James Gifford/Immer Architectural Photography) (The Grade II listed house which has a historic defence fort with its original ammo store in the grounds.Credit: James Gifford/Immer Architectural Photography) (The main house has an open-plan hallway.Credit: James Gifford/Immer Architectural...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Zarni Kyaw
iMyanmarHouse, the leading real estate technology platform in Myanmar that offers a comprehensive range of property solutions for buying, selling, renting, and renovation, is thrilled to announce its strategic partnership with eMediaLinks, a renowned global real estate marketing firm based in Bellevue, Washington. eMediaLinks holds exclusive partnerships with house.sina.com in North America and the North American division of Weibo, a major social network within the Mandarin-speaking community, with 599 million monthly active users and 258 million average daily active users as of June 2023. This groundbreaking partnership empowers iMyanmarHouse to showcase properties and...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Zarni Kyaw
Fin Kernohan, 44, says she has always had an ‘adventurous spirit.’ As well as being a regular camper, the Thai native has previously lived on a narrowboat and in an attic. But her biggest adventure to date is falling in love with her husband, John — a 61-year-old from Florida. After getting married, the pair decided to live ‘off-grid’, in a home powered purely by solar and thermal energy. But don’t think the pair are roughing it – their chic home includes an outdoor pool, boho interiors and a free standing bath tub. Fin, who lives in Georgia, USA, said: ‘Every single morning when I get up, I’m like, ‘Man, I am living a dream...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Shwe Zin Win
A house with an incredible eight bedrooms is set to go on the market for the bargain starting price of £40,000. The large home, which was formerly used as a guest house, is located in Blackpool on Palatine Road, just a short eight-minute walk from the iconic pier. The home, set to go under the hammer with Auction House Lincolnshire, is admittedly in need of some TCL. But a little (okay, a lot) of elbow grease and DIY could return this place it its former glory. (The exterior (Picture: Jam Press/Auction House Lincolns) Once known as Chadsley Guest House, the home boasts a very large amount of space and is set across a whopping three floors. Inside, the...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Aye Myat Thu
The rental property market is a wild place, to say the least. And in the latest instalment of ‘can the landlord actually do that?’, one woman stumbled across a rental listing charging £75 per month in ‘pet rent’. The two-bed, two bath flat is situated in London’s Stepney Green, near Whitechapel and Bank. Professional landlord Fizzy Living is offering the property for a deposit of £2,300 and £2,180 per calendar month rent. This means if you have a pet it’ll take your monthly total to £2,255. As if pets aren’t already expensive enough. X (formerly Twitter) user Hannah Louise wrote: ‘Sometimes I think there is nothing...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Hnin Ei Khin
A magical train station with a two-bedroom home which formed the backdrop for the Hogwarts Express in the Harry Potter films has gone on sale for £235,000. The cosy cottage lies right next to the tracks at Beasdale Station - an operational railway station located in Druimindarroch, Scottish Highlands. The home was converted from the Victorian station building used on the Jacobite heritage line which the Hogwarts Express steam engine travelled on as Harry Potter and his friends made their way to the school of wizardry. The train station, which is a 20-minute walk from the Highlands coastline, is still a stop on the Glasgow to Mallaig line, meaning you can catch a train right from...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Shwe Zin Win
It is famed for its medieval castles, mountain views and being one of the richest countries in the world. But the principality of Liechtenstein is also one of the least visited countries on the planet with just 85,000 visitors in 2023 so for anyone who enjoys their holidays free of crowds, it may be one to add to the list. The Lonely Planet describes Liechtenstein as a "pipsqueak" of a country but one made of fairytale stuff, being a country in the middle of the mountains, "crowned" by turreted castles and ruled by a monarch with an "iron will". Liechtenstein marked its 300th anniversary in 2019 so is a relatively new country, but it boasts a number of attractions, including the hillside...