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.

The French chateau features the first English landscape park in France and is located near the famous Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte, approximately 30 miles from Paris.

Built by famed American architect-to-the-stars, Paul Williams, The Azria Estate is one of the most prestigious properties available in "The Platinum Triangle”.

The Tuscan hill town’s iconic skyline of medieval towers can be seen from the turnkey property, which is run as a boutique vacation rental in the heart of Tuscany.

Set on 11 acres of tranquil grounds, the waterfront home was built in 1935 and was modelled after the Governor's Palace in Williamsburg, Virginia.

One of the oldest properties in Gironde, the restored 14th century property is located in southwest France, close to the famed Saint-Émilion wine region.

Villa Le Magnolie is accessible via a romantic, winding driveway from the coastal town of Rapallo, in one of the most sought-after coastal regions in Italy.

Ston Easton is a Grade-I listed Georgian manor house near Bath, set in 28 acres of parkland.

The 16th century chateau is set on the banks of the Seine river, near the Bois le Roi station—just a 35 minute commute to Paris Gare de Lyon.