Fresh on the market, Tommy Hilfiger’s instagram-worthy Connecticut estate may just break the internet.

This 21’ foot wide stunner with Italianate brick facade is set on a picture perfect tree-lined street in Greenwich Village.

Set on 2 acres of private landscaped gardens overlooking the coast, the villa has a pool with filtered natural sea water and offers direct access to the sea.

A former hunting lodge, Manoir de Chaubuisson was built in 1893 and transformed in 1950 as a Relais & Châteaux property. Since 2000, the manor has been used exclusively to host business seminars and there is a possibility to obtain a license for a three or four-star hotel.

Offering total privacy overlooking the the city of Verbania, this luxury villa is set on the shores of Lake Maggiore (Verbano), the less touristy but equally beautiful rival to Lake Como in northern Italy.

The Georgian manor home offers sweeping views across its 57 acre estate, overlooking the ancient town of Rye, as well as the sea—the beautiful beaches at Camber Sands are 7 miles away.

Built in 1933 by New York architectural firm Clinton & Russel, the historic U-shaped Louis XV Revival House is named ‘Ker Arvor’ —which means ‘seaside’ in French Breton.

This stunning renaissance villa in Valpolicella is surrounded by a romantic park with greek statues, and adjacent to its own 12 acre vineyard and wine production house.

Included in the price is a tent for 12 at the Monte Carlo Beach Hotel, with full access to the beach club, accessible directly from the villa via an electric car that is yours to use for the duration of your stay at La Vigie.

Save this post for your vision board: this centrally-located apartment certainly looks like the perfect pied-à-terre in Paris.