With panoramic views over the French Riviera from the Bay of Nice to Madelieu, the hilltop property is within walking distance to the village of Châteauneuf-Grasse, and just 25 minutes to Cannes.
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A Fine Georgian Townhouse in West Midlands
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.
Restored Tuscan Farmhouse Near Siena
With a landscape of olive groves, orchards, and rolling hills, the Tuscan estate is a 10 minute drive from Monteriggioni, one of the most impressive medieval walled towns in Tuscany.
A Georgian Country House Near Bath
Surrounded by formal gardens and grounds with a swimming pool, the elegant Potticks House offers a grand backdrop for living and entertaining, proving to be an idyllic country seat.
A Romantic Gascon Castle With Formal Gardens
Offering panoramic views over the Vallée de l’Osse from its high Gascon towers, Château du Fréchou is considered one of Gascony’s hidden jewels.
A 19th Century Welsh Castle
Glandyfi Castle is a Regency Gothic castle that stands high above the Dyfi Estuary within 31 acres of land, nestled in gardens with sweeping lawns and paved terraces, and offering stunning views over the surrounding countryside and the mountains of Snowdonia.
Opulent French-Style Palace in Central Portugal
Built in 1880 for the Portuguese nobility, the pink property is nestled within 12 acres of French-style botanical gardens designed by the renowned French landscape architect Forestier, with a swimming pool and 2 guest villas.
A Stunning Restored Chateau in Central France
The historic chateau is set in the heart of its 101 acre estate near the cities of Bourges and Vierzon, just 2 hours from Paris.
A 16th Century Elizabethan Country Manor
The Grade II* listed Markyate Cell is nestled in 10 acres of formal gardens, with an additional 65 acres of parkland, 40 km north of London.
Montauk Founder’s East End Estate
“Crazy Carl Fisher” bought 10,000 acres of Montauk peninsula in 1925 for $2.5M, and spent another $7M laying the infrastructure and building to create the “most fabulous summer resort ever imagined in the western world”.