The Old Priory is a stunning Grade I listed Cotswold manor set 85 acres of grounds and gardens, and features a spectacular Roman-style infinity pool with one of the most beautiful pool houses we’ve ever seen..

Requisitioned for war efforts in 1939, Poundon House was used as a secret base for Sir Winston Churchill’s Special Operations Executive unit throughout WWII, and was by intelligence services until the 1970s.

Overlooking the unspoiled Holy Brook Valley, the 49.77 acre country estate offers complete privacy and seclusion in the Cotswolds hills.

The 10 bedroom manor house is located on.the island of Jersey. The largest of the Channel Islands, the self-governing British Crown dependency is renowned for its coastal beauty and subtropical climate, and boasts an attractive off-shore, tax-haven status.

Elmestree House Estate neighbours High Grove, the famed country estate of Prince Charles, who purchased the 353-acre Gloucestershire home in 1980 and raised Princes William and Harry there.

The Queen Anne style property is approached via a lovely lime-tree allee, and nestled in 11.47 acres of grounds with impressive formal gardens.

The bucolic 35 acre estate is set near the Exmoor National Park AONB and belonged to the famed English writer Evelyn Waugh, who described the Grade II-listed manor house as “a handsome 18th-century building of impressively large size...”.

The spectacular English farming estate encompasses 741 acres of woodland and farmland, set at the south western end of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The Grade II-listed property is a former rectory, once a part of the Duke of Beaufort’s Badminton estate in south-west Gloucestershire.

Beautifully maintained and set within 6.75 acres of parkland and gardens, the classic Georgian country house is approached via a long, treed drive.