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.

Surrounded by formal gardens, the Renaissance chateau is set on a 151.5 acre estate overlooking the Vienne River in western France.

The Italian villa and 13th century watchtower is nestled in approximately 5 acres of grounds with landscaped gardens and woodland, located in the Tuscan hills just 11 miles north of Florence.

Turville Grange was the former home of Lee Radziwill, the sister of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who lived at the property with her husband, HSH Prince Stanislas Radziwillin the 1960s. The estate was sold to the automotive empire heir, Henry Ford II, in 1974, and has remained in the family since.

A 20 minute boat ride from Venice, the 75 acre private island is the only of its kind in the Venice lagoon: a five-star fully-serviced luxury retreat complete with a resident chef and waiter, as well as a private boat with driver.

Less than 4 miles from the historic centre of Lucca, this charming Tuscan estate comes with not just one, but two historic villas nestled on 4.94 acres of landscaped grounds with formal Italian gardens, fountains, and two swimming pools.

The romantic property is set in the heart of a 37 acre estate close to Biarritz and Bayonne on the Atlantic coast of southwest France.