The 15 acre country estate boasts a lake, elevated gardens, and a swimming pool, and is surrounded by rolling countryside, just 30 minutes from the historic town of Bergerac in the Dordogne region of France.

The timeless residence once belonged to one of the richest men in the world, John Jacob Astor IV.

With its unique positioning, tucked into the hillside, the 15th century villa offers stunning views over the city of Florence.

Built in 1610, the Provencal property is one of the earliest examples of French bastides built as “second homes” in the French countryside, and has been formally listed as one of the most beautiful bastide properties in the Pays d’Aix.

The French chateau for sale is located 45 minutes from the centre of Bordeaux and just 15 minutes from the village of Langon in southwest France.

The 32 acre coastal compound is located in Saint George in Maine’s storied mid-coast and offers 1,843 feet of ocean frontage with a deep water dock.

Rumored to have connections to Portuguese royalty, it's said the property was built in 1880 by King Manuel III of Portugal, who ordered the construction of this pink palace for his Spanish lover.

The dreamy residence aws built in 1928 by notable architect Benjamin Wistar Morris of LaFarge & Morris and is set in the heart of a 12.5 acre estate, less than 30 miles from Manhattan.

The 16th century chateau is set in a 22 acre estate located in the Dordogne, a region renowned for its pretty villages, rich history, and culinary heritage as the foie gras, duck and truffle capital of France!

The Cotswold manor house is set in 17 acres of grounds with woodland and gardens, and is within walking distance to its local village pub in Hannington Wick.