The interiors and 10 acres of landscaped gardens are designed by Francois Catroux, whose interiors have been featured in countless design magazines, as well as in a coffee table book by Rizzoli celebrating his work.

The Marche is a hilly region bordered by Tuscany and Umbria spanning 1000 km on the Adriatic coast. Dotted with medieval villages and boasting pristine beaches, the region is much undiscovered by foreign tourists⁠—although it is a hot spot for Italians to holiday in August.

S'Atalaya is set above the beautiful, blonde-stoned village of Valldemossa in Mallorca, just a 10 minute walk via a scenic footpath on the mountainside, and a 10 minute drive to the city of Palma.

As the ‘trophy country home’ market ramps up around the world, Kinlet Hall offers a truly unique opportunity to snap up a historic estate. Located just 1 hour from Birmingham and 3 hours from London.

Surrounded by olive trees and lush vegetation, the pink facade pops alongside the many colourful villas that make up the mountainous Amalfi Coast.

This striking Georgian townhouse in Camberwell Grove, London is classic, with a twist. The 5-bedroom home has both beautiful period features and luxury finishes throughout after a recent renovation.

Located on Burgundy’s southern border, you can easily day trip from the château to explore vineyards and indulge in Michelin 3-star fine dining to create an idyllic lifestyle in the French countryside.

During the Smithsonian-Roosevelt African Expedition, Cunginhame saved Roosevelt’s life from a crazed bull elephant in Africa, after he shot one bull and was charged by another before he had a chance to reload. Acting quickly, Cunninghame dove behind a tree, aimed and shot the charging beast, killing it in its tracks.

The Royal Question was a political crisis in Belgium from 1945-1951. In 1940, King Leopold III surrendered Belgium to Germany, against the counsel of his government-in-exile in London. He was denounced as "Traitor King" and "King Rat" in the British Press.