As keepers of the household’s standards, Estate Managers are responsible for overseeing every aspect of the home’s readiness, from safety checks to aesthetic presentation. Their efforts help to ensure a seamless transition, allowing the family to immediately enjoy their winter home. This checklist will help make sure nothing is overlooked when moving to a seasonal residence.
As we face increasingly severe hurricanes due to climate change, it becomes critical to have a plan in place for post-storm recovery. We’ve updated our guide to incorporate new technologies and considerations that have emerged to enhance your efforts.
Use these printable landscape and gardening worksheets to sketch out the design plan, make a materials list and create a record of what’s planted and what worked.
In 2024, a wave of extraordinary residential trends will reshape the concept of luxury living. They mirror an UHNW individual’s desire for exclusivity, personalization, and 5-star hospitality at home.
From keeping pets and plants cool to ensuring the well-being of your staff members and preserving your physical assets, these tips will help you create an environment that remains comfortable and safe even during the hottest summer days.
While you’re gardening this year, whether for beautiful flowers or bountiful beds for kitchen use, consider planting a few seeds for the benefit of the estate chef and your principals’ pets as well.
When managing a multi-acre historic property, there is extra attention to be paid to significant historic trees.
Most estate properties employ a small crew in-house to do the everyday maintenance and care for the grounds. When it comes to big projects or specialty services, however, it may be necessary to outsource landscape needs. PRO MEMBER CONTENT
Estate gardening is more than just landscape maintenance; it’s guiding the development of a landscape over time, and it requires a specialized team.
