• A 360-m² grand residence built in 1912,
    in 2.5 hectares of tree-filled parkland, 45 minutes west of Lyon
  • In Cottens,
    a castle rebuilt in 1727 on medieval foundations
  • A villa designed by the architect Jacques Couëlle on the Castellaras chateau
    estate, gazing out at a Mediterranean landscape from hills above Cannes
  • In Wassenaar, near The Hague,
    a villa by Co Brandes built between the wars
  • A private mansion, built as of the 16th century above stunning,
    vaulted cellars, in the middle of Arras, within the Pas-de-Calais department
  • 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
  • A high-ceilinged Parisian apartment bathed in natural light in a former
    belle époque workshop in the French capital’s 16th arrondissement
  • In the Allen Valley, Dorset,
    an 18th-century mill and some 21 hectares of meadows and woodland
  • An isolated hamlet of stone buildings in 34 hectares, near a castle’s ruins,
    on the edges of the Gard and Lozère areas, in the Cévennes national park
  • In the Pays de Fayence, in the village of Montauroux,
    a house steeped in memory, open to Provençal landscapes
  • In Folegandros,
    a 13th-century house in the medieval centre, with panoramic views of the Aegean Sea
  • Just a few minutes from Ciutadella,
    a rustic Menorcan home with two separate units and a view of the sea
  • In Södertälje,
    an Art Nouveau villa dating from 1906 with three self-contained flats and views of the canal
  • A 16th-century chateau with 78 hectares of grounds through which a
    river flows, tucked away in France’s beautiful Loir-et-Cher department
  • The emblematic Chateau de Cormatin and its gardens, listed as a historical monuments,
    in 11 hectares of grounds, in the south of Burgundy