• In Folegandros,
    a 13th-century house in the medieval centre, with panoramic views of the Aegean Sea
  • À deux pas de l’avenue Montaigne et du Triangle d’or,
    un duplex de trois pièces et son escalier en chêne
  • In the Liège Condroz, in Nandrin, a château,
    its guest house, its grounds and its pond, covering some 5.5 hectares
  • In a fortified village in the Lauragais, 40 km east of Toulouse
    an early-20th-century chateau with medieval overtones
  • An elegant residence dating back to 1648, standing between a court of honour
    and a shady garden in the historical town centre of Châlons-en-Champagne
  • A 122m² apartment in Marseille, nestled in a 1929 art deco edifice, only
    15 minutes from the old port, in the city’s charming 1st arrondissement
  • On the edge of the Calvados, an 18th-century house,
    its outbuildings, spring and pond on 4 ha of meadowland
  • A late-19th-century chateau with 1.5 hectares of grounds, tucked away
    in France’s beautiful Lauragais province, south-east of Toulouse
  • In Umbria, on the border with Tuscany, in the Niccone Valley,
    an old farmhouse, with its tower, guest houses and olive groves, set in grounds covering some 17.8 hectares
  • In Burgundy, on the heights of the Morvan in the Nièvre
    a restored 18th-century country mansion with gardens of over 4,300 m²
  • In Alsace, around 30 minutes from Strasbourg,
    an 18th-century manor house, its cellars, and a 3,500 m² building plot
  • In the Allen Valley, Dorset,
    an 18th-century mill and some 21 hectares of meadows and woodland
  • Between Nantes and Saint-Nazaire,
    a renovated farmstead with a pool and a 2,000 m² wooded garden
  • Just a few minutes from Ciutadella,
    a rustic Menorcan home with two separate units and a view of the sea
  • A 227-m² family apartment on the first floor of an elegant Haussmannian building,
    in the 7th arrondissement, near to Place Vauban

By continuing your navigation, you accept the use of cookies to offer you services and offers adapted to your centers of interest and to measure the frequentation of our services. Learn more