Sweet Home, Alabama! Timeless Lakefront Estate on Private Peninsula
Pope’s Point Estate offers timeless southern living on Alabama’s Lake Harding.
Luxury Holiday Rental Walking Distance to Saint Tropez
Offering an incredible lifestyle in one of the most coveted locations on the French Riviera, this exclusive villa rental offers easy access to Pampelonne Beach—without the traffic.
Restored Tuscan Farmhouse and Country Estate Near Volterra, Italy
Offering 360° views of the rolling Tuscan hills, the Italian farmhouse is set in 243 acres of land just 12 km from Volterra.
Renaissance Chateau Near the Swiss Border in France
Château de Cornod is a Gothic Revival château set on the banks of the Loire in eastern France.
English-Style Country House in Wyoming’s Tucker Ranch
Set in the Wild West of Wyoming, an area renowned for its rugged lodges and log cabins, this timeless stone-clad residence could be mistaken for a Cotswolds mansion.
Regency-Era House in Brompton Square, London
The 6-bedroom family home is set on the western terrace of Brompton Square and offers lovely views over the garden square and the Brompton Oratory.
The Bridge House: Modern Home Inspired by Vermont’s Covered Bridges
The ultra-private estate spans 240 acres of countryside near the town of Stowe, Vermont, known as the “Ski Capital of the East”.
Period Farmhouse Surrounded by Olive Groves in the Tuscan Hills
The 30 acre country estate for sale is set in the most renowned olive production areas near Florence, surrounded by ancient cypresses and olive groves.
Victorian Country Estate on the Isle of Wight
Woodlands Vale offers stunning views over the Solent, set in 30 acres of grounds designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and extending within metres of the seafront.
Timeless Atlanta Residence By Georgia Classicist Architect James Means
Renowned for being an architect of the old school, James Means reconstructed this timeless residence using reclaimed materials from the previous home torn down in 1963, designed by prominent architect Neel Reid in 1912.