LUXURY OFFERINGS: WHAT YOU GET FOR $1.5 MILLION
By Megan Weisberg
By Megan Weisberg
A classically beautiful home in Barrington to a modern home in Panama to a storybook home in Belgium, start dreaming as they could be yours for nearly $1.5 million.





BARRINGTON
$1.6 million
The Details: 4 Bedrooms, 4.2 Baths • 5,791 square feet, $291 per square foot • 11-car garage, 2 paddocks, English garden, 4.87 acres Contact: Rob Morrison, Coldwell Banker Realty, [email protected]
Old Barrington Estate, founded in 1929 and preserved across five generations, is a 5-acre property showcasing historical architecture. A grand entrance with columns and a bluestone porch leads to an interior that includes an elegant staircase, living and music rooms, and a modern kitchen with high-end finishes. The kitchen overlooks a garden and opens to a dining area with porch access. The residence offers hardwood floors, multiple suites, a luxury bathroom, and a bar in the finished basement. The expansive grounds boast a courtyard, gazebo, garages, paddocks, and a barn, suitable for various events and entertainment possibilities.






COCO DEL MAR
$1.5 million
PANAMA
The Details: 4 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths • 5,920 square feet, $253 per square foot • Beachfront, pool, open and covered terraces, fully air conditioned Contact: Ciara Caponi, Engel & Völkers Panama City, [email protected]
This luxurious, modern home has four bedrooms, each en suite. Two rooms with a shared bath provide convenience for household staff. A double-height living-dining area is an ideal layout for a family, while the study with a private bath could double as an office. Coco del Mar, located very close to Panama City, offers proximity to nature and easy access roads.






BRASSCHAAT
$1.44 million
BELGIUM
The Details: 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths • 3,923 square feet, $367 per square foot • Fireplace, whirlpool spa on terrace Contact: Engel & Völkers Brasschaat, +32 3 658 12 00
This residence in the Belgian municipality of Brasschaat looks like something straight out of a Grimm’s fairy tale. A beautifully thatched roof sits atop this unique house, which sports a black brick façade and black-framed mullion windows. Inside, the impressive living spaces showcase an interior design that uses dark and light elements to enhance the property’s original period character.
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