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The Inn at Hudson (317 Allen Street; 518-822-9322; www.theinnathudson.com; from $200) occupies a Dutch-Jacobean mansion designed for a soapmaking heir.

Thus was born the vision of Camino de Robles, an 11,000-square-foot mansion designed for them by David Martin that will be set among more than 2,000 oak trees on a hillside overlooking the Simi Valley.

Peña Nieto's trip to China also comes as questions grow over revelations this weekend that a mansion designed for the presidential family and reportedly worth $7m is owned by a company that participated in the Chinese-led consortium that won the bid to build Mexico's first high-speed railway.

Soon this ranch will be a gated subdivision of 99 mini-mansions designed for buyers from mainland China.

[e]xcept for the mansions designed for the governors of their colonial provinces and the administrative buildings, the English were obsessed with recreating their country villages abroad.

The architectural historian Nnamdi Elleh argued that [e]xcept for the mansions designed for the governors of their colonial provinces and the administrative buildings, the English were obsessed with recreating their country villages abroad.

As the Frick rolls out its plans, it could face opposition for altering one of New York's beloved historic buildings, a late Gilded Age mansion designed by Thomas Hastings for the industrialist Henry Clay Frick, where visitors can view a world-class assemblage of old master paintings, European sculpture and decorative arts.

The main building is a Renaissance Revival mansion designed by the architect Stanford White for Margaret Louisa Vanderbilt, daughter of William Henry Vanderbilt, and her husband, Elliott Fitch Shepard.

Museum officials have already had initial informal discussions with the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, which has to approve the project since the Frick is in a landmark mansion, designed by Carrère and Hastings for the industrialist Henry Clay Frick.

In Fremont Place, a historic neighborhood in the Mid-City area of Los Angeles, a Tudor Revival-style mansion designed by architect M.L. Barker is for sale at $6.99 million.

If it is a pinch too big for one's taste or pocketbook, a second oversized mansion designed by Gilbert, also just off Madison Avenue, is available for $64 million.