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A blufftop Malibu beach house assembled by Gail Zappa, the widow of eccentric rock star Frank Zappa, leads this week’s standout real estate listings. Though both Zappas have long since passed away, the Moorish-inspired Southern California retreat nonetheless still bears the family’s distinctive stamps, from wood sourced from Bali to a snake mosaic attributed to Frank embedded in the living room floor. Across the country, branding mogul Nick Woodhouse, the former president of Authentic Brands Group, which owns Reebok and Brooks Brothers, is asking $68.5 million for his waterfront retreat on Miami Beach’s La Gorce Island. Meanwhile, the family of the late Ryanair founder is asking $57.5 million for their 950-acre Kentucky equestrian compound. Check them all out below. The Zappa Family Estate The late Gail Zappa, widow of Frank Zappa, used her travels to far-flung destinations to inspire the design of her one-acre Malibu estate. She sold the six-bedroom property to Hollywood screenwriter Melissa Mathison in 2005, who in turn offloaded it to current owner Sonny Astani in 2013. Working with HGTV designer Leanne Ford, Astani spearheaded a two-year remodel, keeping the 4,200-square-foot residence’s eclectic spirit intact while adding amenities such as a pool, spa, and pond. Lily Harfouche and Chris Cortazzo of Compass have listed the estate—equipped with 84 feet of ocean-bluff frontage and deeded beach access—for $28.5 million. Tony Ryan’s Kentucky Horse Farm The family of late Ryanair billionaire Tony Ryan is parting with their 950-acre equestrian estate, known as Castleton Farm, in Kentucky horse country. The property, which has a history of producing Thoroughbred champions, features an 1840 Greek Revival mansion equipped with seven bedrooms across 13,500 square feet. Additionally, there are 10 separate residences on the complex, including staff quarters, along with a total of 268 horse stalls. The sprawling property was even once home to Kentucky Derby winner Ben Brush. Listed by Ken Donworth of Bluegrass Sotheby’s International Realty, the home will headline the invitation-only Keeneland Championship Sale on October 28, if it doesn’t sell before then. Branding Mogul’s Miami Beach Escape Nick Woodhouse, former president of Authentic Brands Group (parent company of Reebok, Champion, and Sports Illustrated) bought a waterfront parcel on Miami Beach’s exclusive La Gorce Island in 2020. He tapped architect Kobi Karp and interiors firm Argent Design to build him and his family the custom modernist retreat, which spans roughly 8,800 square feet and features seven bedrooms and eight full baths. Perks include 100 feet of waterfrontage, a pool, a catering kitchen, a barbecue, and a wet bar. It’s also being offered fully furnished (down to the pillows!). Oliver Lloyd of Douglas Elliman has the $68.5 million listing. The House Where Julia Child Filmed Dinner at Julia’s Pioneering chef Julia Child is widely credited with bringing French cuisine into American households through her best-selling debut cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking, and breakthrough television series, The French Chef. Combined with her relatable personality and unfussy approach, Child catapulted to stardom in the early 1960s. Two decades later, the chef and author had firmly cemented her status as a culinary icon—and debuted Dinner at Julia’s, a distinctly American, 12-episode PBS series filmed at this rented ranch in Southern California. Though extensively remodeled, the property (which Child never owned) is now on the market for just under $22 million. Texas Ranch Owned by FDR’s Grandson A sprawling North Texas homestead with presidential ties just hit the market for $21.5 million. Dubbed Rolling R Ranch, the roughly 1,300-acre property has been owned by the grandson of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and first lady Eleanor Roosevelt since 1999. It wasn’t always so large, though: Elliott “Tony” Roosevelt Jr., a Dallas-based oilman, started with 150 acres and gradually expanded the ranch to its present size. Geoffrey Montes is an associate editor at ELLE Decor with a serious love for all things real estate and design. Before that, he worked at Architectural Digest, Galerie, and Preservation magazines, covering everything from jaw-dropping listings to world-famous architects and design events like Salone del Mobile and Homo Faber.