The 27 acre French country estate for sale is located just minutes from one of the most beautiful villages in France, Eygalières, not far from Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in southern France.

Located just an hour north of New York City, this colonial plantation-style manor home sits on 740-acres, featuring tastefully designed living spaces featured in numerous publications and world-class equestrian facilities.

The dreamy French property is surrounded by lush, Mediterranean gardens and comes with mature olive groves that produce a house olive oil and a private vineyard that produces thousands of bottles of house wine, which can be stored in the bastide’s wine cellar.

Overlooking the town of Pietrasanta and just 10km to the sea, the Italian villa for sale offers striking views over the Tuscan coastline to the south and the Ligurian coastline to the north.

The lakefront property offers 165 feet of lake frontage with a large sandy beach on Lake Michigan and is set behind wrought-iron gates on the premier "Sheridan to Shore" block in Winnetka, just 20 miles from Chicago,

Surrounded by a traditional Tuscan landscape, the 572 acre Italian estate has olive groves and vineyards and produces olive oil and renowned Chianti Montalbano DOCG wine.

The 17+ acre estate is located in the heart of France's Loire Valley region, just a few kilometres from Blois and Tours which offer rail connection to Paris in 1 hour.

The 180-acre Malibu Estate comes with a fully operational vineyard with 10,000 vines of cabernet, shiraz, chardonnay and merlot grapes, along with its own vineyard brand, Rosenthal Wines.

Just a few minutes from the city centre, this charming French Riviera home is set in the heart of a lush park and sleeps up to 12 in 6 bedrooms across the main house and a guest apartment.

Back in the late 1800s and early 1900s, the most affluent families from Boston would venture north to build their “summer cottages'', inspired by the great estates of New England. Rock Edge is one of the last remaining of these iconic estates, built in 1911 for wealthy Bostonian Mrs. Marion (Appleton Coolidge) Sargent.