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Set on 35 acres with sweeping views of Telluride’s Wilson Peak and the San Juan Mountains, 1068 Wilson Way is a striking modernist estate. Designed by the late, renowned architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen, widely recognized for his modern pavilion-based residences, the home features 10 large, intimately scaled joint buildings, reminiscent of the barns and the outbuildings of rural America. Spanning 6,561 square feet and encompassing 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, the streamlined main home is intentionally illuminated by natural light through expansive glass panes that also showcase the grand Colorado mountain vistas beyond. Situated within the exclusive Gray Head enclave, 1068 Wilson Way offers unrivaled access to private trails for hiking, mountain biking, and snowshoeing, as well as tennis courts and a trout-stocked fishing pond. The home’s design makes a dramatic departure from typical mountain architecture, utilizing quarried limestone, steel, and glass to set itself apart while maintaining connection to the surrounding landscape. Inside, the home pays homage to the Jacobsen design philosophy, which states, “Architecture is order, and this order carries throughout the building down to the smallest corner…Our detailing is deliberately sparse and linear in order to enhance the spaces within and without.” A gabled ceiling in the great room frames a massive limestone fireplace, while whitewashed walls and large windows provide room for relaxation and interpretation. Dark gray tile runs throughout the connected spaces, which are each housed in pavilions that provide uninterrupted views. The home is listed by The Agency Telluride’s Stewart Seeligson and Kristen Muller, who noted that, “Every line, every material, creates a seamless connection between structure and setting. It is not just a residence, but an experience, one that enchants from the very first glimpse, and lingers long after you’ve arrived.” In addition to the four spacious bedrooms, the home boasts a 7-person theater ideal for private showings ahead of the Telluride Film Festival and a bright office with capacious storage throughout its built-in shelves. An in-ground hot tub outside the primary suite offers après-ski relief while overlooking the snow-capped peaks, while each pavilion opens to a semi-private terrace. To learn more about 1068 Wilson Way or to arrange a tour, contact The Agency Telluride’s Stewart Seeligson and Kristen Muller. Throughout, the home’s minimal design spares no details yet remains understated, creating an ideal getaway where unplugging is not only welcome, it’s encouraged. And just 20 minutes from downtown Telluride, 1068 Wilson Way provides a quiet retreat with easy access to world-renowned recreation, dining, and entertainment. To learn more about 1068 Wilson Way or to schedule a showing, contact The Agency Telluride’s Stewart Seelingson or Kristen Muller. The post A Majestic Modernist Retreat in Telluride appeared first on The Agency Journal.

With its turreted roofline, Juliet balconies and arched windows, 801 Massachusetts Avenue NE commands attention from its prominent corner in Washington, D.C.’s Capitol Hill Historic District. Carefully maintained by the same family since 2006, the circa-1890 Victorian is now being offered for the first time in 20 years. Listed by Alex Martinez and Alan Romero Arciniega of The Agency D.C.- Metro, the four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence pairs preserved Victorian character with the comforts of modern living. Its corner position is particularly distinctive. While many of Capitol Hill’s historic rowhouses are situated mid-block, the approximately 2,486-square-foot home benefits from three exposures and more than 20 windows across three levels. Natural light pours through original arched and bay windows, highlighting soaring ceilings, hardwood floors and the architectural details that give the residence its character. The main living spaces balance historic charm with everyday functionality. A modern kitchen includes a sunny breakfast nook, while a fireplace adds warmth to the home’s gathering spaces. A finished lower level provides additional flexibility, and radiator heat and central air conditioning offer year-round comfort. Outside, fenced front and side gardens wrap the corner property, creating private green space within the heart of the city. The residence has also been freshly painted inside and out and is move-in ready. Built circa 1890, per the listing, the home has been carefully maintained by the same family since 2006. Its return to market offers a rare opportunity to own a distinctive piece of Capitol Hill architecture, complete with the dramatic silhouette, abundant natural light and Victorian details that have defined it for more than a century. Reach out to Alex Martinez and Alan Romero Arciniega for more information. Photography: @dmvsharks The post A Castle-Like Victorian Comes to Market for the First Time in 20 Years appeared first on The Agency Journal.

Autumn is upon us, and with the new season comes a fresh new issue of The Agency Times. Inside, we reveal the sentiments and signals shaping the next era of luxury, highlight Miami’s hottest upcoming events and hangouts, share a special holiday destination roundup, debunk fall market myths with our expert agents, and unwrap some (truly) thoughtful gift-giving ideas. Ready to spice up the season? . Read The Agency Times Fall Edition The post New Luxury, Seasonal Escapes, & Debunked Market Myths: The Agency Times 2026 Fall Edition is Here appeared first on The Agency Journal.

On Mallorca’s northern coast, a newly renovated waterfront villa offers an exceptional connection to the Mediterranean, with direct sea access, a private jetty and sweeping sunset views across the Bay of Pollença. Exclusively listed by The Agency Mallorca, the five-bedroom residence occupies a frontline position in Bonaire, Alcúdia, overlooking the bay, marina and surrounding mountains. Completely renovated in 2026, the home combines contemporary comfort with a setting shaped by the sea. Set on a 1,479-square-metre plot with approximately 336 square metres of living space, the villa unfolds across several levels, each designed to take advantage of its waterfront position. The entrance level features a bright open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, along with two en-suite bedrooms, a guest toilet and garage. Two additional en-suite bedrooms are located on the lower level, while the pool level includes a fifth en-suite bedroom, changing room and additional toilet. Throughout the home, expansive openings, architectural lighting and carefully considered sightlines keep the focus on the water beyond. Integrated air conditioning, double-glazed windows and a security system add modern comfort and convenience. The villa’s outdoor spaces are central to its appeal. Multiple sea-view terraces provide places to dine, gather or relax throughout the day, while a heated saltwater pool overlooks the Mediterranean. An outdoor kitchen and barbecue area create a natural setting for entertaining, complemented by landscaped gardens and an integrated sound system. Closer to the shoreline, another barbecue area and a full bathroom with two showers add convenience after a swim or a day on the water. From there, direct sea access and the private jetty place the Mediterranean quite literally at the doorstep. Within walking distance of the beach and close to Bonaire’s marina, the property balances privacy with easy access to the surrounding coast. A holiday rental licence for up to eight guests adds further flexibility. Frontline homes in Mallorca are inherently limited. A residence combining panoramic views, extensive outdoor living, direct sea access and a private jetty is rarer still. This newly renovated villa brings those elements together in one of Bonaire’s most privileged waterfront settings. Explore this exceptional waterfront villa, exclusively listed by The Agency Mallorca. Photography: PM Foto The post Waterfront Living in Mallorca: A Bay View Villa in Bonaire, Alcúdia appeared first on The Agency Journal.