Surrounded by rolling Tuscan hills in the heart of the Val d’Orcia in Tuscany, this iconic landscape that has become synonymous with Tuscany itself.

Some would say la dolce vita was invented on the Amalfi Coast, a summer retreat made famous by the jet set, like Jacqueline Kennedy and Greta Garbo.

The sixteenth-century style villa was built in 1893 by an Englishman and engineer and one of the most influential members of the Florentine Jewish Community. Villa Philipson was a triumph of its modern patron, who "did not want to spare anything so that his villa would recall the splendor of the Medici times".

On the market with Brussels Sotheby’s, this English-style manor features interiors by renowned designer Axel Vervoordt. The designer house is matched with designer gardens and 4 water features by Jacques Wirtz.

On the market with Riskin Partners, Villa Ravello has it all: ocean views, timeless elegance, and interiors by AD100 designer Marc Appleton.

Built in 1895 by Baron Fausto Patrone, Villa Corco-Sordi belonged to the painter Vittorio Corcos in the 19th century. In 1962, the villa was purchased by the famed Italian actor, Alberto Sordi, who called it "the villa for wonderful holidays”.

On the market with Knight Frank, this renaissance villa won the Marchi Prize in 2002 as the best-restored villa in Tuscany.

Hobble Creek Ranch is a luxury ranch estate set on 3,387 acres, on the market with Summit Sotheby’s for $48M.

Take a look at the French Riviera property dubbed "La Favorite", on the market with Cote d’Azur Sotheby’s.

No, this isn’t a SpaceX concept for homes on Mars. Built in 1992, the property is made entirely of rolled steel frames and walls of glass, and was designed to take in the surrounding landscape of Malibu.