Unique properties

Nestled in the Normandy countryside, Argouges manor is a beautiful example of medieval architecture located in the middle of the French department of Calvados.

To live well in Paris, nothing like a view on the main monuments from a balcony overlooking the Seine, as on Quai Henri IV.

On Avenue Foch in Paris, hôtels particuliers appear from every era, but investors favour the Neo-Renaissance style.

Louis XIV established the château de Magnanne into a marquisate and donated it to one of his faithful courtesans. Obviously a royal gift!

Facing the Palais des Festivals, Cannes features the new First Croisette real estate venture, with only 21 apartments offering the very best accomodations.

Abandoned by developers due to financial constraints, the Turkish town of Burj al Babas is now full of deserted villas.

Combining comfort and peace of mind, this hôtel particulier located between Victor Hugo Square and Foch Avenue is an ideal setting for a calm life in Paris.

In the north of Belgium’s Antwerp province, the untamed landscape is full of rustic homes with bold personalities.

Featuring a calm, elegant, and opulent design, this five-room, Victorian-style apartment is tucked away inside a residential courtyard in Knightsbridge in London’s Golden Square.

Remarkably preserved and benefitting from all the modern comforts, the château de Montbrun hosted King Richard the Lionheart during the Middle Ages.