• An 18th-century farmhouse with self-contained dwellings and
    an artist’s studio, 15 minutes from Lake Guerlédan in Brittany
  • A manor with 15th-century origins, with outbuildings and almost 13 hectares of meadows,
    on the Fringes of Rennes, in the middle of wooded countryside
  • A 17th-century farm with a manor, outbuildings and nearly
    40 hectares of land, within the Pays d’Ouche region in the southwest of the Eure department
  • A 15th-century chateau & historical monument, with dwellings, a pond &
    meadows, resembling a peaceful hamlet on 21 ha, in the Bourbonnais region
  • A listed medieval chateau, redesigned in the Renaissance, chapel, school
    and workshop, set in nearly 3 hectares of grounds, 40 minutes from Besançon
  • A manor house with a mill, outbuildings and 3-hectare grounds,
    planted with centenary trees, not far from the spa town of Jonzac
  • A 19th-century, deconsecrated protestant temple in an approximately 720-m² garden,
    in the Oise area, in the centre of a small town
  • A rural neo-Norman house at the end of a forest drive, 30 minutes from
    the city of Amiens and the River Somme’s beautiful bay in northern France
  • A renovated farmhouse and grounds of nearly 6,000 m²,
    nestled in the wooded countryside of Brittany, to the west of Rennes
  • A 19th-century, renovated, granite farmhouse with one-hectare grounds,
    nestled in a peaceful hamlet, 40 minutes to the northeast of Vannes
  • A renovated farmhouse in the Bresse sector, with equestrian facilities
    in 1 hectare of land, between Lyon and Geneva, in a rural setting
  • A 16th-century watermill with 740m² of liveable floor area and a right to
    harness the river, nestled in France’s Valois province, an hour from Paris
  • A 139m² renovated Parisian apartment with a garden, tucked away in
    absolute privacy in a secret cul-de-sac near the city’s Invalides district

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