Built in the early 1900s, the French Riviera villa offers panoramic views over the Mediterranean Sea and across to the Prince’s Palace of the Principality of Monaco.

The Kaufmann Desert House—made famous in Slim Aaron’s ‘Poolside Gossip’ in 1970— was built in 1947 as a vacation home for department store magnate Edgar J. Kaufmann, designed by architect Richard Neutra who worked under Frank Lloyd Wright before starting his own firm in 1930.

Set high on the 26th floor of the iconic Robert A.M. building on 15 Central Park West, this chic Manhattan residence reflects the designer’s simplicity and wabi-sabi aesthetics.

With its fjord-like bays, luxury marinas, and a growing reputation as “the next French Riviera”, Montenegro is a top destination for real estate investment. It’s unique citizenship-by-investment program is still available for a limited time.

The 4.49 acre property is situated in the tiny Lake Como village of Argegno in northern Italy’s Lombardy region.

The magnificent neo-Renaissance, and also neo-Gothic Château de Dampont is set within a vast 172 acre domain in the Val-d'Oise, some 50km northwest of Paris on the right bank of the river Seine.

Villa Pisignano is believed to be the work of Michelangelo, and is considered an architectural masterpiece of the Renaissance style. The fully restored Tuscan villa is classified as a Historic Monument.

It’s any billionaire’s dream pad, but there is more to the story behind one of the few privately-owned châteaux in Loire Valley.

The 24.33 acre estate is set on one of the most beautiful lakes in the heart of Europe, located in the world-famous Salzkammergut Region, a 40 minute drive from the UNESCO-listed city of Salzburg, Austria.

Located in one of the most exclusive residential communities in Marbella, Casa Amarilla is the home of Swedish action-star Dolph Lundgren, known for his iconic role as Soviet super villain Ivan Drago in Rocky IV and over 40 other action films.