Your own world within the landscape.

Mexico

Mandarina

Mandarina places its private homes between the rainforest canopy and the Pacific. Studio Rick Joy’s architecture gives everyday life a generous outdoor counterpart: living rooms open towards pool terraces, while bedrooms occupy quieter parts of the plan. The published Jungle Villa example is arranged on a single level, with separate wings for gathering and retreat. Beyond the home, the wider estate brings together beach life and equestrian activities. Buyers can also choose furnishing packages developed with the architect rather than assuming one standard interior.

United States

Hudson Valley

The announced Hudson Valley development brings private villas to a 21-acre setting beside the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park. Its residential plans pair open living spaces and broad terraces with natural materials, allowing the landscape to remain part of daily life. The location gives the project a particular culinary identity: the institute is a development partner, with dining and learning experiences envisaged for the destination. A planned Clinique La Prairie Longevity Hub adds another shared facility to the proposed resort and residential community.

United States

Moonlight Basin

At Moonlight Basin, Olson Kundig’s architecture frames the forests and peaks of Big Sky rather than treating the mountain setting as a distant view. Private homes sit within a wider composition of lodges, dining and wellness spaces. The published residential plans range from four-bedroom homes to larger Signature layouts across several floors, allowing shared living areas and bedrooms to occupy distinct levels. Timber, stone and fireplaces shape the five-bedroom example, while the resort’s Ski Lodge and gondola provide a practical connection to the winter landscape.

Mauritius

Le Saint Géran

Le Saint Géran’s private homes occupy a green peninsula between the Indian Ocean and a sheltered lagoon. The owner collection combines garden privacy with access to the resort’s long shoreline. In the four-bedroom Botanical Villas, bright interiors extend onto terraces for outdoor meals, with generous pools set within planted grounds. A dedicated Beach Club gives the neighbourhood a shared meeting place beside the sand. Ownership also has its own practical structure: a single point of contact and a defined home-management service support the experience beyond the villa itself.

Greece

Kéa Island

On Kéa, the Private Homes step down a hillside towards a sheltered Cycladic bay. Light-filled rooms open to cascading terraces, and private infinity pools keep the sea in view. The arrangement lends itself to family gatherings spread between indoors and the open air. Beyond the home, the resort’s beach club and waterfront dining give the bay a social centre. The wider island offers another rhythm: archaeological walks to ancient Karthea, quiet coves and boat journeys, with Athens connected by the resort’s published speedboat route.

Montenegro

Portonovi

The One&Only homes at Portonovi bring three- and four-bedroom living to the entrance of Boka Bay. Their waterfront setting links the house, garden and private pool with access to a jetty, giving outdoor space a practical relationship with the water. The published Villa Rumija example includes three en-suite bedrooms and its own sandy beach. Restaurants and the wider Portonovi community remain within walking distance. Property management and concierge support add an operational layer to a home whose main attraction is its immediate connection to the bay.

Fiji

Fiji

The announced Fiji project brings a separate Private Homes collection to Nacula in the Yasawa Islands, where rainforest, beach and reef shape the setting. The brand describes contemporary architecture responsive to the land, with local artisans and Fijian craft informing its character. A seaplane connection from Nadi is part of the destination’s published access story. Planned dining and wellness facilities belong to the wider resort, giving the proposed residential community places to gather beyond the home while keeping its island landscape at the centre.

France

Courchevel

The announced Courchevel project reimagines the Courcheneige site high in Jardin Alpin, with a limited collection of private homes beside the future resort. Its proposed connection to the Bellecôte slope places skiing close to the daily routine. Courchevel itself belongs to the interconnected Three Valleys, so the setting extends well beyond a single mountain. Summer gives the landscape another dimension: the tourism office’s cycling circuit links forest, villages, Lake Rosière and open meadows. The residential concept remains at an announcement stage, with detailed home plans still to be confirmed.

United Arab Emirates

at One Za’abeel

Branded Private Homes in One Za’abeel Tower offer an urban resort home, distinct from neighbouring The Residences.

Residential product

One&Only Private Homes and penthouses

Correct building

One Za’abeel Tower, not The Residences Tower