Stefanie Schwalb

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A former Boston carriage house is revived to reflect its new owners’ eclectic art collection and international travels.

Built for U.S. ambassador Larz Anderson, this 90-year-old former guest house boasts gorgeous wood-paneling, six bedrooms and a rich history.

This 15,500-square-foot compound has 280 feet of private beach, 14 bathrooms, and 3.66 acres, plus a resort-style pool, golf simulator, massage room, and a 5,000-bottle wine cellar.

Goat not included.

Really, this is the one.

Oyster Pond views, a three-story guesthouse, and a beautiful pool make this 7,700-square-foot property a dream come true for coastal luxury living.

With vintage-car service Rent the Classics, couples can depart their ceremony in supreme style.

This brand-new home comes with 7,376 square feet, 13 rooms, and one serenely cultivated landscape.

These bucolic escapes combine alluring surroundings and sophisticated amenities to make an elevated celebration.

These properties in Lincoln, Canton, and North Andover provide lavish scenes every couple dreams about.

With jaw-dropping views and top amenities, this $12.5 million penthouse is a dreamy perch of luxury living.

A record-breaking pair of Union Park rowhouses sold this year became the neighborhood’s highest single-family home purchases of all-time.

With 15 bedrooms, a temperature-controlled indoor pool, and an array of guest houses, this 25,537-square-foot manor exists entirely in its own universe.

The Grammy-winning musician’s 10,747-square-foot compound is the most expensive single-family home ever sold in Pioneer Valley.

Closing for $9.3 million, this modernist New Marlborough glass cabin is the highest recorded sale in the region.