RUHM Luxury Marketing

Apr 2016

A Desert-Modern masterpiece, CAVU Las Vegas is the creation of renowned award-winning architect Eric Strain in collaboration with two of Vegas’ most accomplished resort architects. A living work of art, CAVU features scrupulous attention to detail and an array of stunning natural materials. Built in complete harmony with its natural surroundings, the home offers you the opportunity to live in your own private resort. See all of this home's features at CAVUVEGAS.com CAVU features unparalleled amenities on three floors entitled Eat, Sleep, and Play. To get there, just hop in your hidden elevator and push the button that reflects your mood-of-the-moment. No matter where your lift lets you off, you’ll be surrounded by the best in materials, finishes, fixtures and design touches you’d expect in a home this devastatingly handsome. Throughout Home: Custom concrete flooring with glass chips 7,219 square-feet of patios / decks Ipe wood decks Crestron® control system operating lighting, shades, drapes, audio / visual systems, 27 TVs, seven fire features, security systems, ten security cameras, HVAC and home theater Lighting system designed by David Singer Torrance® steel windows Ten-foot exterior doors Elevator 140-foot “airplane-wing” shading structure covered in zinc panels Ten-kilovolt (KV) photovoltaic (PV) system Three-and-a-half-inch solid maple stairs Starfire® glass railings Custom teak doors with Starfire glass slits Fixtures with no visible drains Exterior: Custom stainless-steel, fully-enclosed dog run with electronic dog door Three-car garage Drought-resistant landscaping Rammed-earth, concrete and stainless-steel mesh walls Zero-edge pool with three water spouts Zero-edge spa with three water spouts Drop-down movie screen Fire pit seating area Outdoor kitchen with Wolf® barbecue, cooktop burner, warming drawer, refrigerators and freezer drawers Wood-burning pizza oven

$12.5m

Las Vegas, NV

Jan 1987

With a English greenhouse, constructed by Hartley Botanic English, a tennis court/ice rink, telescope/observatory, movie theater, 3000-bottle wine cellar, serene privacy, and the ability to entertain hundreds of guests, Hurlingham is Greenwich’s best-kept [neighborhood] secret just outside the big city. See all of this home's features at HurlinghamEstate.com

$9m

Greenwich, CT

Jan 1987

With a English greenhouse, constructed by Hartley Botanic English, a tennis court/ice rink, telescope/observatory, movie theater, 3000-bottle wine cellar, serene privacy, and the ability to entertain hundreds of guests, Hurlingham is Greenwich’s best-kept [neighborhood] secret just outside the big city. See all of this home's features at HurlinghamEstate.com Location · Less than 1 hour (by car) and 38 minutes (by train) to downtown Manhattan · Near restaurants and shopping in downtown Greenwich, Conn. · Greenwich named a “Top-Earning Town” in Money Magazine’s 2014 “Best Places to Live” rankings Neighborhood · Located in the iconic Conyers Farm community · Gated, with 24-hour guard service · Home to world-renowned Greenwich Polo Club (frequented by the British royal family) and home of White Birch, one of the most successful polo teams in history · Every property resides on no less than 10 acres of land · Named one of the 25 wealthiest neighborhoods in America by Business Insider · Rated one of the most private gated communities in America by Forbes · Nearly 8 miles of biking, running and walking trails · Surrounded by wooded areas with mature trees Home Features · Situated on 13 acres · 12,988 square feet of living space · All-weather tennis court · Gas fre pit · FIFA-regulation soccer goal · Hockey rink with outdoor storehouse for gear · Observatory with retractable clamshell dome and remote-control telescope designed by Tomas Back · “Jewel Box” style home theater designed by Teo Kalomirakis · English greenhouse, constructed by Hartley Botanic · Heated pool with pergola-draped pool house · Heated three-car garage · Georgian, Colonial-Revival architecture.

$9m

Greenwich, CT