Earlshall Castle is considered one of the best kept 16th century houses in Scotland, restored in the late 19th century by the prolific Scottish architect Sir Robert Lorimer.

The Rupelmonde Estate stands as a striking example of 17th-century Dutch Baroque architecture, nestled in the heart of the Netherlands in the scenic town of Nieuwersluis, close to Amsterdam-Schiphol airport. 

Originally part of a small “borgo” (hamlet) dating back to the 1800s, the Tuscan property for sale is located in Castellina in Chianti, a historic Etruscan village nestled between Florence and Siena.

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Lake District, Appleby Castle stands as a testament to the rich history and architectural marvels of medieval England.

This 17th century Palladian villa in the south of France is listed as a historic monument and once belonged to the Marquis de Forbin, one of the most illustrious families in Provence.

Nestled in 10.5 acres of grounds in Montecito’s coveted Golden Quadrangle, this legacy estate offers stunning views out over the ocean to the south and the Santa Ynez mountains to the north.

Two groups of Trulli houses have been renovated for modern living, offering an unparalleled experience for those seeking a serene and stylish retreat in what is becoming one of the most chic regions in Italy.

Just 2 hours from Paris, this restored 14th-century gem is built upon the remnants of an old castle and spans over 17 acres of beautifully maintained grounds, with the main residence enclosed by stone walls.

Built by the renowned architect Mansart and featuring gardens by the famed landscape architect Le Nôtre, the Château de Magnanne was commissioned by none other than Louis XIV, the Sun King himself.

At the heart of this 741 acre Tuscan hunting and wine estate is a 16th century village, complete with a 17th century noble Tuscan villa, a renovated farmhouse divided into apartments, and several additional farmhouses to be restored.