The Tuscan estate includes the 18th century villa, a restored farmhouse, and a private chapel, set in over 12 acres of lush grounds with a swimming pool, olive groves and vineyards in production. 

The Lloyd Wright Studio and Residence was designed by the Southern California architect Lloyd Wright, often confused with his famous father, Frank Lloyd Wright.

First Lady Jackie Kennedy Onassis and her children moved out of the White House and into this elegant Georgetown estate in the months after John F. Kennedy’s assassination.

One of the great landmarks of Los Angeles, this Beaux Arts mansion has hosted presidents and housed Hollywood royalty.

The Spanish-style estate dates back to the 1940s and is set in one of the most exclusive and fashionable areas of Santiago, located in the posh neighbourhood of Vitacura.

Villa Vendôme was originally built in 1917 by architect Frank Meline AIA with a design inspired by the Italian Architect, Andrea Palladio, and comes to market following a meticulous restoration by Plus Development and AD100 designer Jake Arnold.

Located in the historic centre of Mérida, the 19th century Colonial residence was redesigned by 20Diezz Architectural Studio with interiors by Artesano, featuring artisanal Mexican craftsmanship throughout.

A landmark in Hollywood architecture, the storied estate has been featured in several leading magazines and, to add to its pedigree, in the 1990s it was owned by Madonna. 

The former industrial loft dates back to 1900 and has been converted into a 2-bedroom apartment featuring a soaring glass roof by French engineer Gustave Eiffel.

Le Divin Complot has restored both the lush grounds and the authentic “maison de maître”, which has been converted into a 5-suite boutique hotel with interiors by renowned French interior designer Gilles Jauffret.