2020 marks an unprecedented rise for luxury retreats and bespoke travel, and Villa Peduzzi offers the best of both worlds, available for weekly rent through Cameron Avery of Prestige Properties Italy.

One of the largest equestrian complexes in France is hidden here, in this reimagined luxury estate at the edge of of Chateau country, Loire Valley.

Now fit for a number of contemporary uses, including hotel, conference, and ancillary retail uses, there is also the opportunity to create a spa, which could further position Chicheley Hall as one of the country’s leading wedding and conference venues.

Dating back to the 15th century, this historic villa was built around an existing watch tower in the hills around Florence. Ideally positioned for a boutique hotel or trophy retreat, it’s on the market with luxury property advisor Cameron Avery of Prestige Properties Italy.

Enquiries are up 50% for country estates in the South of France—which means this dreamy château won’t be on the market for long!

This Grade I listed property in Southern England is set in 136 acres of picturesque parkland, on the market with Knight Frank Country Houses Department.

On the market with Savills for £1.5M, Tillycorthie House is constructed entirely of concrete, surrounding a central Palm Courtyard filled with tropical greenery beneathe a soaring pitched cantilever style glass roof.

The unique hillside property features not one, but two pools—one accessible on the main terrace just outside the villa, and another smaller, private pool in a secluded corner of the garden.

A private retreat in one of the most coveted places in the world, the property is on the market with Cameron Avery of Prestige Properties Italy, a leading luxury real estate brokerage in Italy and full-service real estate advisory with property management expertise.

The striking residence is described as ‘Palladian villa meets St Peter’s, Rome’, flanking a large oval piazza accessible from the main piazza of the town of Bagheria, once a summer retreat of Palermo's aristocracy