• A series of old buildings in 2.5-hectare grounds with a pond and swimming pool,
    in the southwest of Burgundy, one and a half hours from Paris
  • The “Grand Apartments” of a Renaissance palace,
    a listed historic monument, in the historic centre of Blois
  • A townhouse with a garden and outbuildings,
    in the Seine-Maritime area, in the town-centre of Eu, 4 kilometres from Tréport
  • André Bloc’s studio/house, a testament to 1950s avant-garde architecture
    & a Historical Monument, designed by Claude Parent, to be restored, in Meudon
  • A 19th-century, deconsecrated protestant temple in an approximately 720-m² garden,
    in the Oise area, in the centre of a small town
  • A country house, completely restored, with a walled garden of
    approximately 1,300 m², in the middle of Gerberoy, 1.5 hours from Paris
  • A 46-m² apartment renovated with noble materials and careful attention to detail,
    on Rue du Bac, between Rue de Grenelle and Boulevard Saint-Germain
  • A stone Provencal farmhouse and former artist’s residence,
    with a swimming pool, near Châtillon-en-Diois, at the base of the Vercors Mountains
  • An 18th-century presbytery with a remarkable, around 400-year-old oak tree,
    in the former Pays du Porhoët sector, several kilometres from Ploërmel
  • A 17th-century winegrower’s dwelling and its medieval tower,
    listed as a Historical Monument, 20 minutes from Colmar, surrounded by Alsatian vineyards
  • In Menorca, in the countryside near Alaior,
    a 74-hectare rural estate comprising multiple dwellings, combining agricultural use with tourism potential
  • A restored 15th-century manor house, a converted farmhouse
    and 1.4 hectares of grounds near Nantes
  • An old, well-restored dwelling with a pool, guesthouse, barn and looseboxes,
    tucked away among hills in a hamlet in France’s Tarn-et-Garonne department
  • On the west coast of Andros,
    a 9-hectare estate with a private beach
  • A chateau from the Middle Ages & Renaissance, on 15-ha grounds,
    overlooking the Goul River valley, on the border of the Cantal & Aveyron departments

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