The Grade II listed property is set on the lower slopes of Lansdown, in the heart of Bath’s most sought-after areas.

The iconic residence was built in the 20th century and is steps away from the Jardin du Ranelagh, a famous park designed by Georges-Eugène Haussmann in 1860.

Set high on the 26th floor of the iconic Robert A.M. building on 15 Central Park West, this chic Manhattan residence reflects the designer’s simplicity and wabi-sabi aesthetics.

The majestic mansion offers an exclusive address, set in the heart of one of the few private domains in Cannes and located at the doorstep of la Croisette.

Old world opulence and grandeur abound at 100 Los Altos, built by the renowned architect Myron Hubbard Hunt in 1928.

Located in one of the most exclusive residential communities in Marbella, Casa Amarilla is the home of Swedish action-star Dolph Lundgren, known for his iconic role as Soviet super villain Ivan Drago in Rocky IV and over 40 other action films.

The Grade II listed property is one of the finest residences in the Georgian town of Bewdley, set on the River Severn and 22 miles southwest of Birmingham.

Just minutes from the famed Beverly Hills Hotel, the palatial 25,000 square foot property was newly built in 2011 with no expense spared.

The Spanish Gothic property was built in 1923 by local Los Angeles architect Arthur E. Harvey, and has been transformed by one of the most prominent designer couples in the area, interior designer Brian Little and lifelong partner and realtor, Timothy Enright.

Built in the 1950’s for the Bolivian tycoon, Antenor Patiño, the summer residence quickly became a destination for the international jetset, famous for parties that attracted guests like Audrey Hepburn, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Henry Ford, the Rothschilds, and the Rockefellers.