• In the Midi corrézien, within the Dordogne valley
    a manorial château, its outbuildings, and nearly 14 ha of land
  • A villa designed by the architect Jacques Couëlle on the Castellaras chateau
    estate, gazing out at a Mediterranean landscape from hills above Cannes
  • A private mansion, built as of the 16th century above stunning,
    vaulted cellars, in the middle of Arras, within the Pas-de-Calais department
  • In Borba,
    a former convent dating from 1778 with its original chapel and bell tower
  • In Södertälje,
    an Art Nouveau villa dating from 1906 with three self-contained flats and views of the canal
  • In the southern Ardèche, at Bourg-Saint-Andéol,
    a listed hôtel particulier from the first half of the 18th century, and its patio
  • A 360-m² grand residence built in 1912,
    in 2.5 hectares of tree-filled parkland, 45 minutes west of Lyon
  • In the Pays de Fayence, in the village of Montauroux,
    a house steeped in memory, open to Provençal landscapes
  • In Wassenaar, near The Hague,
    a villa by Co Brandes built between the wars
  • A medieval episcopal palace and its presbytery, in bare ownership,
    in a village south-west of Toulouse
  • An 18th-century former watermill with outbuildings in 1.5-hectare grounds,
    20 kilometres from Bordeaux, in the Gironde area
  • Between Nantes and Saint-Nazaire,
    a renovated farmstead with a pool and a 2,000 m² wooded garden
  • A Parisian apartment, once home to the designers Ubald and Héléna Klug,
    on the 14th floor of the listed Tour Albert with a sweeping view of Paris
  • In Umbria, on the border with Tuscany, in the Niccone Valley,
    an old farmhouse, with its tower, guest houses and olive groves, set in grounds covering some 17.8 hectares
  • In Cottens,
    a castle rebuilt in 1727 on medieval foundations

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