Set on Motuarohia Island, one of just six private residences within a protected coastal landscape in New Zealand’s Bay of Islands, this cliff-top home occupies one of the island’s highest points. From here, uninterrupted 360-degree views extend across twin lagoons and open water, with dolphins frequently moving through the bay below.

Built in 1900 and set across 53 acres in Charlemont, Massachusetts, at the edge of the Berkshires, this hand-crafted timber-frame house is a rare expression of early American building traditions, shaped over decades by a master carpenter.

Available for seasonal rental, the bastide by French architect Rudy Ricciotti accommodates 14 guests across 7 bedrooms, set within landscaped grounds in Ramatuelle, within walking distance of Pampelonne Beach.

Set high above the Dorset Downs, Chedington Court combines a historic water garden fed by a natural river source with a fully modernised country estate. The result is a rare balance of landscape, infrastructure, and setting.

A traditional Mallorcan possessió with active olive oil production and an original press dating back approximately 200 years. Centered on a six-bedroom manor, the property includes a swimming pool, tennis court, riding stables, and guest accommodation.

Occupying the upper floors of a historic palazzo in Rome’s Trastevere neighborhood, this 400 m² (4,305 ft²) residence includes a rooftop terrace overlooking the central square, with the option to purchase a street-level commercial space currently used as a gallery that could be converted into a private garage.

A restored 1970s waterfront estate by a leading Hamptons architect is now pending near $18M—putting Shelter Island within reach of a record and highlighting the growing demand for design-driven homes.

Located in the wine region of La Côte, about 30 minutes from Geneva, the chateau was expanded in the 19th century and fully renovated in 2015.

Set in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, the 148-acre (59.9-hectare) property comprises a carefully renovated mid-century country house (and its pool and two guest houses) positioned with open views across the Hudson Valley.

Within an olive grove, French artist and interior designer Jacqueline Morabito reworked a former bergerie—a traditional rural sheepfold—as a minimalist residence defined by plastered white surfaces, controlled openings and integrated custom furnishings.