Unique properties

In the Morbihan department, the small hamlet of Berric shelters the château of Trémohar, a stately estate anchored on Brittany territory.

The new real estate trend in France is seeking out exceptional venues, including commericial or industrial spaces, in order to transform them into comfortable dwellings.

Flagship of imposing bourgeois Hauts-de-Seine homesteads in Vaucresson, this Art Nouveau villa is nestled in a landscaped park.

Formerly the property of the painter Pierre Paul Rubens, this pretty Renaissance chateau is the perfect setting for lively and authentic private medieval parties.

Still in the blueprint process, the real estate renovation of the Îlot Sacré district promises to be a very important national project, in Bruxelles.

Between Fontainebleau and Coulommiers, this former Knights Templar's farm is nestled in the bucolic Seine et Marne countryside, a highly touristic region.

Between Rouen and Honfleur, this old Anglo-Norman manor, built in the 19th century, once belonged to Sacha Guitry and is tucked in to the bends of the River Seine.

In Venice, the banks of the lagoon are bordered by palaces and private residences whose upper floors are home to secret loft apartments.

In the Charente-Maritime region, the towers of the château de Lerse overlook the seigneurial estate, between the fields and woods of Pérignac.

On the small island of Prinseneiland, Amsterdam lives to the rhythm of canals that border a series of handsome lofts, dating back to the 17th century.