Considered a gem of the Champagne-Ardennes region, this Renaissance castle was once described by Victor Hugo as “a delightful pandemonium of turrets, weathervanes, gables, dormers and chimneys”.

Aislaby Hall is considered one of the outstanding Georgian houses in the area, set in its namesake hamlet near the town of Pickering in North Yorkshire.

Reimagined by the Counts of Foz in the 19th century, Quinta do Marquês is surrounded by formal gardens and is set in an elevated position offering lovely views across its 145 acre estate.

Originally a monastery dating back to 1587, the Italian property is currently run as a boutique hotel in the Tuscan countryside, located near the ‘City of Towers’.

Run as a 4-star boutique hotel since the late 1930s, the riverside chateau makes quite the first impression with its Renaissance-style facade and grand positioning.

The 18th century country house is set in the heart of a 46 acre estate in rural Scotland, featuring lovely formal walled (and secret) gardens, world-class fishing on the River Dee, extensive woodland, and its own private golf course.

The dreamiest fixer-upper, this 18th century chateau is set on the Emerald coast of Bretagne, France.

This 116 estate in the Tuscan countryside near Lucca is centred around a historic hamlet with a 16th century villa, nestled in a beautifully landscaped park.

There’s something special about Italian farmhouses. Whether it's their setting—often immersed in Italy’s most iconic landscapes—or the charm of their rustic architecture, farmhouses are trending with foreign buyers in Italy.

Presenting a turnkey opportunity in the Niccone valley, the Italian farmhouse is nestled in the heart of an impressive 57 acre estate in the countryside of Umbria.