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You don’t have to love horses to love this nicely outfitted farm, but it helps if you do.

Here’s one trinity you won’t outgrow soon. It’s even big on outdoor space.

Once a club for powerboat enthusiasts, now a stylishly original waterside residence.

Only its setting is rustic.

True 18th-century charm, even in the 20th-century part.

A series of unfortunate events led the couple who bought this Victorian rowhouse to turn it into a blend of traditional, urban loft and modern style.

The sale of the 110-room mansion marks the start of a major restoration and education program.

A home with a history and a touch of Tuscan style.

All you need to pack are your clothes, toiletries and kitchenware. Or rent it out and you won’t even need to pack.

Actually, this house is really a stylistic world tour thanks to the family that rehabbed it over the last 45 years.

19th-century elegance and details surround 21st-century creature comforts.

Intimately scaled and located on an intimate alley, this recently updated classic trinity has a ton of contemporary style.

You could rent this house for your vacation. Or you could buy it and become a landlord. Or you could replace it with something bigger and more modern.

It has everything you want in a lakeside getaway. Including a boat.

When is a trinity not a trinity? When it’s built like this one is.