Inspired the great European courts and Palladio’s four books of architecture, the Venetian villa was built 1827-1831 to the designs of Countess Isabella Velo, one of the most influential women in Vicenza at the time.

The 17th century stone house has been beautifully restored into a country retreat with plenty of Provencal charm, located a short distance to one of the most beautiful villages in the Luberon, Provence.

The dreamy French bastide is set in the heart of the Drôme Provençale, at the foot of a village listed among the “most beautiful villages in France”.

Inspired by Greco-Roman architecture, this spectacular Italian villa in Rome features offers a luxurious stay in the Eternal City, close to the Borghese Gallery's gardens.

The 864-acre estate is located between Chianti Rufina and Mugello on Tuscany’s famed ‘Wine Route’, set in a strategic position between Florence and some of the most unspoiled parts of Tuscany.

Surrounded by 20 aces of Grade II*-listed gardens, as well as woods and parkland overlooking the Kentish Weald, the Grade I-listed Linton Park is set to be the country house sale of the century. 

Built in 1850, this historic villa was formerly a hunting lodge belonging to the Borghese Princes, one of Italy’s most prominent aristocratic families.

The 22-acre vineyard is located in the famed wine-growing region of Bordeaux in the Gironde department of southwest France and presents a unique opportunity for oenotourisme.

Originally a 13th century fortress, with a tower dating back to 1000, Castello di Rinco is set in the heart of its namesake village in the Monferrato hills, located in northwestern Italy.

A true hidden gem, the French property is surrounded by unspoiled nature in one of the least populated areas in southern France, close to the village of Anduze and 50 minutes from Montpellier.