Château de La Mallerie is located on the ‘Emerald Coast’ of Brittany in Beaussais-sur-Mer, just 15 minutes from the seaside resort of Dinard.
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Renaissance Chateau Near the Swiss Border in France
Château de Cornod is a Gothic Revival château set on the banks of the Loire in eastern France.
Dreamy 18th Century French Chateau, 30 Miles From Paris
The French chateau for sale is set within a 116 acre estate near the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte, approximately 1 hour from Paris.
This Timeless Virginia Estate is One of America’s Great Homes
The stately residence is set in 1471 acres of rural countryside, just 1 hour from the nation’s Capital and 45 minutes to Dulles International Airport.
Stonewall Farm: An Unparalleled Equestrian Estate in New York
Located just an hour north of New York City, this colonial plantation-style manor home sits on 740-acres, featuring tastefully designed living spaces featured in numerous publications and world-class equestrian facilities.
Book This Tuscan Farmhouse For Your 2023 Italy Trip
Offering breathtaking views of the surrounding Tuscan countryside, the boutique luxury holiday rental is within walking distance to the village of Mensano, and a short drive from San Gimignano.
This Canadian Ranch in the Rocky Mountain Foothills Comes with a Western Film Set Town
The Ranch at Fisher Creek is set on 480 acres of land with a main timber lodge, several guest houses, and a frontier-era film set town dubbed “Big Whiskey”.
Traditional Cotswolds Stone House Set in 50 Acres
Overlooking the unspoiled Holy Brook Valley, the 49.77 acre country estate offers complete privacy and seclusion in the Cotswolds hills.
1920’s Fairytale Castle in Connecticut
Cornwall Castle was built in 1921 to the vision of New York Socialite, Charlotte Bronson Hunnewell Martin, and is a fine example of storybook architecture, complete with turrets, gargoyles and griffins.
Italianate-Style French Chateau in Brittany, France
This charming French property for sale is located near the medieval French town of Clisson, unique for its Tuscan influences following the extensive rebuilding in the style after the end of the War of Vendee towards the end of the 18th century.