• A former fiefdom farm, with a separate house,
    stables and pastureland, in the Seine-et-Marne area, not far from Paris
  • In the Allen Valley, Dorset,
    an 18th-century mill and some 21 hectares of meadows and woodland
  • A 1920s villa in a landscaped garden,
    in Liffol-le-Grand, in the Vosges area
  • An elegant coastal hotel with an indoor swimming pool, a guesthouse and
    a 1,000m² tree-dotted garden in France’s Finistère department in Brittany
  • A former sheep barn transformed into 3 dwellings, with a swimming pool,
    in 1.7 hectares of tree-filled parkland, near to Sisteron
  • 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 Borba,
    a former convent dating from 1778 with its original chapel and bell tower
  • A medieval episcopal palace and its presbytery, in bare ownership,
    in a village south-west of Toulouse
  • In the Pays de Fayence, in the village of Montauroux,
    a house steeped in memory, open to Provençal landscapes
  • In Södertälje,
    an Art Nouveau villa dating from 1906 with three self-contained flats and views of the canal
  • A 13th-century watchtower, with panoramic views, a sheepfold,
    plunge pool and 7-hectare grounds, in the town of Venasque, 40 minutes from Avignon
  • In the Liège Condroz, in Nandrin, a château,
    its guest house, its grounds and its pond, covering some 5.5 hectares
  • A rural neo-Norman house at the end of a forest drive, 30 minutes from
    the city of Amiens and the River Somme’s beautiful bay in northern France
  • A villa designed by the architect Jacques Couëlle on the Castellaras chateau
    estate, gazing out at a Mediterranean landscape from hills above Cannes
  • In Folegandros,
    a 13th-century house in the medieval centre, with panoramic views of the Aegean Sea

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