Corcoran’s A-List: May 2026
From an impressive indoor bar to a screened-in backyard oasis, this sleek custom residence near Orlando, Florida, is a year-round entertainer’s dream. Read on to learn more about 15210 Pendio Drive, listed by Corcoran Premier.
Enjoy our monthly survey of incredible listings across the Corcoran network.
Highlights in this edition: A charming mid-century home outside Denver, a Tudor Revival in South Carolina melding historical charm with modern personality, a triplex in a notable Richard Meier building on Manhattan’s West Side, and a lavish residence in the historic heart of Verona, Italy.
Hawaii
What’s Here: A formal entryway with waterfalls and ponds is the first clue that this house is just a little more fabulous than average, before you even step into the great room with its cinematic views. Architect Lucky Bennett, one of the visionaries who shaped the Big Island’s Kona-Kohala Coast, was famous for his distinct houses in the 1960s and 1970s that took every advantage of the spectacular Hawaiian landscape, while creating spaces that were meant for entertaining and just enjoying the good life. This truly spectacular oceanfront 7,844-square-foot residence on 1.38 acres at the Cape at Mauna Lani is a more contemporary Bennett creation, dating from 1997, and boasts five bedrooms and seven-and-a-half bathrooms.
What We Love: The surroundings of the property are truly breathtaking, with dramatic ocean and cliff views on one side and fairways on the other. In the great room, disappearing pocket doors completely erase the boundary between the living area and the lanai with its infinity pool and spa, allowing the space to seemingly merge with the ocean and sky beyond.
Listed By: Yvonne J. Khouri-Morgan of Corcoran Pacific Properties.
Northern California
What’s Here: A 20-acre vineyard estate in Calistoga sits atop a scenic knoll, all set against a gorgeous backdrop of mountains, dramatic skies, and the undulating grapevines that line the contours of the slopes of Knights Valley. The estate includes a primary residence built in 1992, a historic 1880s carriage house, and a barn residence designed by William Turnbull Jr., best known for his role in developing Sea Ranch, the architecturally notable coastal community in Sonoma County. The property includes a pool, fire pit, outdoor shower, outdoor kitchen, and plenty of outdoor space for entertaining and quiet contemplation.
What We Love: Knights Valley is one of Sonoma’s five original American Viticultural Areas (AVA), sitting at the foot of Mount St. Helena, boasting warm days and cool nights. This diurnal shift allows for the region to grow grapes with a distinct sense of terroir, thanks to the valley’s volcanic ash and alluvial soils, producing wines that are known for their wild nature and concentrated fruit flavors. The property includes ten acres of hillside vineyards, planted with classic Bordeaux varietals.
Listed By: Henry Schlangen of Corcoran Icon Properties.
Colorado
What’s Here: A lovely mid-century Bow Mar ranch offers four bedrooms and two bathrooms, gracefully spread out over 3,484 square feet. Step inside and an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen space with vaulted ceilings and wire-brushed white oak floors greets you, while floor-to-ceiling windows look out to the covered patio and backyard. For more intimate gatherings, there’s also a separate family room off the great room, if friends want to gather to watch a movie or just hang out and chat. Conveniently, all four of the bedrooms are located at the opposite end of the house, creating a separate wing of private spaces.
What We Love: Bow Mar is a highly coveted suburb centered around the eponymous private 100-acre Bowles Lake, where neighbors enjoy swimming, SUP, and sailing in the summer, and ice skating in the winter, and is notable for its large collection of beautifully maintained mid-century Prairie School-inspired houses. There’s a sweetness to life here, with lifeguards stationed all summer long at the lake as neighborhood kids jump off the dock or bounce on the lake’s water trampoline.
Listed By: Nicole Ridley and Kristi Lucas of Corcoran Perry & Co.
New Mexico
What’s Here: Though built in 2000, this three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom Las Campanas residence could easily be mistaken for a historical home from an earlier era, proudly incorporating all of the hallmarks of traditional Santa Fe architecture: plaster walls, vigas, carved corbels, built-in nichos, portales, and kiva fireplaces. There’s a sense of serenity throughout this home, with its flowing layout and thoughtful details. The house is divided into two wings: One wing of the abode is dedicated to the primary suite, graced with a kiva fireplace, two walk-in closets, an en suite bathroom with a bidet, steam shower, and jetted tub, as well as a spacious home office with a built-in double desk and access to a private portale, while the wing on the opposite side houses the two guest suites, with their own access to a shaded portale.
What We Love: Traditional adobe walls surround the property, with the gate opening into a beautiful courtyard planted with mature aspen and fruit trees, and several large, shaded portales with high viga ceilings. The main portale has a built-in gas grill, an outdoor kiva fireplace, and automated shades, so you can cook, dine, and entertain outside year-round.
Listed By: Michaelann Huitfeldt and Avril Ekstrand of Corcoran Plaza Properties.
South Carolina
What’s Here: The H.W. Ambrose house is one of the most historically important houses in Conway, a city in the larger Myrtle Beach metro area. Built in 1924, this Tudor Revival boasts seven bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and two powder rooms. This Conway icon, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is known as “the house that built Conway” as it was one of the first to have electricity and running water, allowing other houses in the city to connect to these crucial utilities. More recently, the current owners have continued the home’s architectural legacy by completing major improvements throughout and ensuring that every room reflects a perfect marriage of historical charm (cozy up to the eight wood-burning fireplaces) and contemporary conveniences (entertain with ease with the chef’s kitchen accompanied by a butler’s pantry); the house is being sold fully furnished.
What We Love: The house is set on a secluded two acres, shaded by centuries-old oak trees, yet within walking distance to the Conway Riverwalk and downtown Conway’s shopping and dining. While there’s a pool and hot tub to splash around on demand, Myrtle Beach is just a 15-to-25-minute drive if a day on the beach is beckoning.
Listed By: Bri Russell of Corcoran HM Properties.
Central Florida
What’s Here: Airy and open, this four-bedroom, four-bathroom getaway in Montverde’s Bella Collina makes every day feel like a vacation. Sited on 1.19 acres, the home is the perfect example of seamless indoor-outdoor transitions, with disappearing glass sliding doors from the great room opening up to a covered lanai with a pool, heated spa, and an outdoor kitchen. And for those who love to entertain, rejoice: The super stylish chef’s kitchen has sleek custom cabinetry and premium Monogram appliances — well-suited for large-scale parties, as well as a wine bar with a 160-bottle dual-zone wine refrigerator. And don’t worry about mood music — there’s a fully integrated in-ceiling sound system that covers the kitchen, living room, bar, lanai, and the outdoor kitchen.
What We Love: Residents here have access to the Club at Bella Collina, a wonderful community gathering place, boasting Har-Tru tennis courts, pickleball courts, a resort-style pool, gym, a full-service spa, a Nick Faldo-designed golf course, walking trails, and a member-exclusive restaurant that serves three meals a day, including a weekly taco Tuesday and a prime rib night on Thursdays.
Listed By: Matt Tomaszewski and Steve Healy of Corcoran Premier Realty.
South Florida
What’s Here: Hedges tuck in this Mediterranean-style Palm Beach home, an archetype of graceful beauty inside and out. Throughout a three-bedroom main residence and a two-bed guest house, discover inspired interior and exemplary exterior spaces — all woven together with breezy ease. Ceilings are impressively high, including a remarkable, coffered one in the living room. The design aesthetic is distinctly honed with inspiration from Spain, Morocco, and beyond. Everything converges around a picturesque pool patio, featuring voluminous lounge areas, a covered loggia, and (of course) a refreshing swimming pool. As a bonus, the primary suite boasts a personal balcony overlooking the neighborhood.
What’s We Love: The residence itself provides an enticing enclave, but is also in proximity to all of the area’s premier dining, shopping, and culture, plus beaches and marinas on the town’s respective Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway sides.
Listed By: Shelly Newman of Corcoran’s Palm Beach Office.
New York City
What’s Here: This five-bedroom West Village triplex brims with modernity, character, and natural light. A swirling central staircase links each tier of the home and is hardly the only strikingly sculptural element found across the interior’s 11,000 square feet. The middle level’s double-height great room flaunts a gleaming chandelier, while the nearby open fireplace (between a dining area and a living area) is positively imposing. You’ll find the primary suite encompassing the entire top level with incredible amenities, including a dressing room, sauna, and a personal gym. Hudson River overlooks are plentiful, whether glimpsed through towering windows or on any of the residence’s three terraces — there is one on every floor.
What We Love: The amenities package at this impressive high-rise includes access to a state-of-the-art fitness center and dining service from fellow building tenant Perry Street Restaurant, owned by esteemed chef and restaurateur Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
Listed By: The Deborah Grubman Team of Corcoran’s East Side Office.
East End
What’s Here: A streamlined layout over heated concrete flooring makes life simple and carefree at this sleek ranch-style Cutchogue residence. The home is mindfully arranged to separate public and private spaces. On one end, a seamless great room with immediate outdoor access awaits, allowing you to live life in one fell swoop. Most eye-catching is a corner fireplace floating from the ceiling, a maximally minimal touch. Cabinets abound up, down, and all around the kitchen, including on a broad center island. Across the way, you’ll find four stupendous ensuite bedrooms. Serenity envelopes the primary, whose bathroom features double vanities and a blissful shower.
What We Love: The property’s exterior footprint is astounding. Slide aside the living room’s glass doors and delight in the indoor-outdoor experience, complete with a covered al fresco dining room, a swimming pool surrounded by a vast stone patio, and hours upon hours of North Fork tranquility.
Listed By: Sheri Winter Parker of Corcoran’s North Fork Office.
Hudson Valley
What’s Here: A strikingly modern four-bedroom, three-bathroom home sits in the midst of 40 acres of pristine forest in Olivebridge. Covering 3,671 square feet, this house was built in 2012 by Resolution: 4 Architecture, resulting in a house that takes the utmost advantage of the sylvan surroundings, offering views in every room of the trees and the mountains beyond. The open-concept kitchen, dining, and living space, blessed with three walls of windows, feels like stepping into a painting from the Hudson River School, surrounded by the changing colors of the sky and the dense foliage of the property. There’s a cozy fireplace in the living room and a matching one on the expansive rooftop deck that connects directly to the home’s den, which can also be used as a home office with its built-in shelves and desk.
What We Love: Beyond the house, the property’s grounds are a true retreat, with hiking trails, a spring-fed swimming hole, a waterfall, and a stocked fishing pond. Olivebridge is close to all the great things to do in the Hudson Valley and is perfect as a year-round residence or as a weekend home.
Listed By: Rich Vizzini and Emily Wagner of Corcoran Country Living.
Italy
Heritage Residence, Verona
What’s Here: This magnificent residence in the heart of the Verona Historic Centre has atmosphere for days and sits just steps away from Ponte Pietra and the Verona Cathedral. There’s a total of approximately 2,200 square meters spread across five floors: a basement, ground floor, two mezzanine levels, a piano nobile, and two additional floors above. With a current total of 17 bedrooms, the structure holds unlimited possibilities — whether to restore into the most splendid of private residences or to transform into a hotel or a mix of live-work spaces.
What We Love: Historic details are everywhere you look, including ceiling frescoes, mosaic tilework, terrazzo and herringbone wood floors, stained-glass windows, and a marble staircase punctuated with marble statues at the center of the house.
Listed By: Maddalena Magri of Corcoran Magri.
St. Barth
What’s Here: Perched in the hills of Saint-Jean, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom villa is an oasis of calm, surrounded by the deep greens of the lush vegetation of the surrounding hills along with the clear blue of the St. Barth sky above. Every room in the house, including the bedrooms and the bathrooms, is graced with a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass windows, flooding every room with light and giving a sense that the villa sits directly in nature. The two bedroom suites are located on opposite ends of the living room to ensure privacy for both.
What We Love: This villa is perfectly positioned between Saint-Jean, Saline, and Lurin, allowing residents to either head to quiet beaches of Saline and Lurin or pop by the see-and-be-seen spectacle of the Saint-Jean Beach with ease. Saint-Jean beach is divided into two parts by Eden Rock, St Barth’s most famous hotel and the quartier also has an outpost of the Nikki Beach club empire with a famously raucous Sunday brunch.
Listed By: Marion Sautereau of Corcoran St Barth.
