• An elegant 19th-century chateau with outbuildings, in a 20-hectare landscaped estate,
    in the heart of the Berry sector's countryside near Bourges
  • The “Grand Apartments” of a Renaissance palace,
    a listed historic monument, in the historic centre of Blois
  • On the west coast of Andros,
    a 9-hectare estate with a private beach
  • A 17th-century winegrower’s dwelling and its medieval tower,
    listed as a Historical Monument, 20 minutes from Colmar, surrounded by Alsatian vineyards
  • A Renaissance house with a tower and court, nestled in Usson – listed as
    one of France’s most beautiful villages – in the breathtaking Auvergne region
  • An immense timber-framed dwelling and its guesthouse on grounds
    of more than one hectare, in Normandy’s Eure department, less than 2 hours from Paris
  • An 18th-century chateau with annexes and 15 hectares of grounds, nestled in
    central France, near the city of Bourges and the Menetou-Salon vineyards
  • A manor with 15th-century origins, with outbuildings and almost 13 hectares of meadows,
    on the Fringes of Rennes, in the middle of wooded countryside
  • An eight-century-old chateau, listed as a Historical Monument,
    30 minutes to the east of Lyon, on the outskirts of the former Dauphiné province
  • A 19th-century rural house being renovated on an 8.7-hectare plot on a
    plain in France’s Var department, 35 minutes from the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
  • A village house with an artist’s studio, nestled in Samois-sur-Seine,
    near the town of Fontainebleau, just south of Paris
  • A 46-m² apartment renovated with noble materials and careful attention to detail,
    on Rue du Bac, between Rue de Grenelle and Boulevard Saint-Germain
  • In Menorca, in the countryside near Alaior,
    a 74-hectare rural estate comprising multiple dwellings, combining agricultural use with tourism potential
  • A chateau from the Middle Ages & Renaissance, on 15-ha grounds,
    overlooking the Goul River valley, on the border of the Cantal & Aveyron departments
  • An 18th-century presbytery with a remarkable, around 400-year-old oak tree,
    in the former Pays du Porhoët sector, several kilometres from Ploërmel

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