Sentence examples for historic villas from inspiring English sources
A resort of wealthy Palermitans, Bagheria is noted for several historic villas.
In Vienna — where unemployment and interest rates are low — the housing market is strong, especially when it comes to historic villas.
From the trolley bus stop, the zentrum is approached along a path faced by a pair of handsome historic villas that have been joined at the hip and converted by RPBW into elegant, light-filled bars and a restaurant.
Travel tip The wooded edges of Wannsee lake are lined with historic villas, including painter Max Liebermann's summer home and the House Of The Wannsee Conference, where the Final Solution was planned; both are now museums.
While the most lavish historic villas (or those on the sea) once reached 8,000 euros per square meter, prices have now settled in at anywhere from 3,000 to 3,600 euros, depending on size, location and furnishings, she said.
At the height of her fame, she settled into the grand residence now called Villa Roccabruna, one of three historic villas on the property, which also includes six new villas completed this summer.
The historic villa was restored in 1998 by Briton Gillies Turle, who leads yoga classes there twice a day.
However it is regarded, graffiti is spreading in Westchester, on playground equipment in Dobbs Ferry, a white wall of a historic villa along the Old Croton Aqueduct trail in Irvington, the back of a building in downtown Ardsley that faces the New York State Thruway, and the side of a house under construction on the Yonkers-Greenburgh border.
The future Lady Mendl knew the wealthy, knew the women, and was familiar with fine furnishings, since she and Miss Marbury were by now summering in Versailles at their historic Villa Trianon, whose outbuildings had been part of Marie Antoinette's hameau, and were restoring the place to its original décor.
The historic Villa Rockledge was put on the auction block, bidding to start at $10.5 million.
A historic villa once home to Taiwan's former president, Chiang Ching-kuo, opened its doors on Friday as a McDonald's McCafe, The Guardian reported.
