The private island is located in the Angra dos Reis archipelago about 2 hours south of Rio de Janeiro. Known as the Green Coast of Brazil, the 365-island paradise is famous for its lush greenery and emerald green waters with over 2000 beaches.

This restored Tower dates back to 1532 and is one of over 350 towers that were built up along the mountainous coast from the 11th century to protect inhabitants from invasions and attacks by the Saracens and pirates.

Inspired by the serenity of its gardens, philosopher, writer and composer Jean-Jacques Rousseau spent 6 weeks at the chateau in 1778, and was buried in the gardens on the Isle of Poplars.

The Provencal property is walking distance to the village of Roquefort les Pins, and a 20 minute drive from Nice airport.

Set in the heart of Tuscany just 30 minutes from Siena, the restored villa offers incredible views of the Tuscan landscape, from Crete Senesi to Val d’Orcia, and across to the towers of Siena on clear days.

Semb Hovedgård is set on ancient lands that were likely mentioned in Snorre's royal sagas, with evidence of a 5000 year old Viking settlement, and later a headquarters for the Vestfold kings.

One of the most exclusive properties on the Italian Riviera, this Ligurian castello offers 360° views from its hilltop positioning on the Portofino promontory, set high above the Bay of Paraggi.

The bucolic property is set within a 124 acre landscaped park located in the municipality of Overijse, a suburb of the wider Brussels metropolitan area.

The Neo-Georgian stunner was built in 1939 as the summer home for Philadelphia’s prominent Leeds family and is on the market for the first time in over 80 years.

Posesión de Muntanya is considered one of the best preserved Mallorcan manors on the island and dates back to the 15th century, although it is rumored to have been originally built by the Moors in the 13th century.