The 16th century Elizabethan manor house is set in an impressive 545-acre estate within the Trough of Bowland Area of Natural Beauty, a region considered one of England’s most rural and unspoilt counties.

Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Val di Chiana and Val d'Orcia, this 18th century Tuscan villa was completely restored in 2006, transforming the historic residence into the ultimate luxury retreat.

Built in 1916 by Beaux Arts architect Ogden Codman Jr, the palatial property drew design inspiration from the Louis XIV Hunting Lodge, now known as the Palace of Versailles.

Mougins offers the perfect combination of coastal and village life in the south of France, featuring an old town with a treasure trove of great restaurants (some in the Michelin Guide), chic boutiques, museums and galleries. 

The French chateau dates back to 1680 and offers plenty of period detail throughout, with parquet floors, original woodwork and fireplaces.

Known as the ‘Island of Billionaires’, Cavallo is renowned as a true naturalistic sanctuary with its magnificent coastline preserved and reserved only for its inhabitants.

Lake Maggiore, often overshadowed by the more touristy Lake Como, has remained more of a hidden gem in the famed Italian lakes region of Italy.

The 15,033 sq ft mansion has been meticulously renovated and features fine French detailing with limestone floors and chevron parquetry, as well as custom custom boiserie and millwork throughout.

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.

Live out your West Wing fantasy on the West Coast at this iconic White House replica, located in San Mateo County, California.