One of Oxfordshire’s most admired houses, this Grade II* 17th century limestone masterpiece was built as a gift for an Italian princess, modelled on Rubens’ Palaces of Genoa. Set on the edge of the unspoilt Oxfordshire village of Newington, the estate enjoys a private elevated position above the River Thame, approached via wrought iron gates and a gravel carriage drive. The Manor House and Coach House sit alongside with their own access and gardens. Everyday amenities are in nearby Stadhampton and Wallingford, with Oxford and Abingdon close by. The area offers excellent schooling, including Moulsford, Cranford, The Dragon and Radley.


A distinguished Georgian estate of architectural significance, Emsworth occupies a remarkable position just 12 kilometres from Dublin City Centre. Extending to about 75 acres, the estate offers complete privacy and security in a unique setting close to Dublin Airport. Originally designed by renowned architect James Gandon and completed in 1794, this elegant villa, one of Gandon’s only known residential commissions, has been comprehensively renovated to an exceptional standard, achieving a seamless blend of period grandeur and modern living. Emsworth also contains a tunnel, believed to have been conceived by Gandon himself, which provides a discreet underground connection to the neighbouring Abbeyville Estate. Now blocked at both ends, the tunnel remains a rare and historically significant feature and adds an intriguing layer to the property’s rich heritage.

Clonhugh Lodge is a remarkable, country estate conveniently situated in a sought-after and easily accessible location in County Westmeath. This outstanding property is positioned within a ring-fenced boundary, occupying a superb waterfront setting and extending to about 111 acres in total. The estate initially formed part of the expansive Clonhugh Demesne, where Lord Greville resided and held the position of Member of Parliament for Westmeath from 1865 to 1874. The magnificent modern house has been meticulously planned and designed in a period-style for contemporary living, surrounded by picturesque formal garden grounds and sprawling parkland. The property’s elevated position offers delightful views over the surrounding countryside and onto Lough Owel.

Poised majestically along one of the most sought-after west coast beaches in Barbados, lies Four Winds. A Palladian-style estate that graces the pristine white sands of Gibbs Beach and stands on an impressive 350 sq. ft. of beach frontage. The arrival experience at Four Winds is nothing short of regal, as a sweeping driveway elegantly tiled with coral stone leads to the estate’s welcoming foyer. Stepping into the main house, one is immediately greeted by the grandeur of a traditional Barbadian style residence adorned with a striking double staircase. Beyond that lies a grand living space that unfolds, its serenity punctuated by a grand piano. This breathtaking space seamlessly transitions to a sweeping wrap around terrace, an extension of the sophisticated interiors, to envelop you in manicured gardens that gracefully cascade towards the tranquil hues of the Caribbean Sea.

Perched gracefully atop a gentle hill, this magnificent 850 m² restored estate blends poetic charm with timeless craftsmanship. Surrounded by 68 hectares of pristine countryside, the estate commands breathtaking panoramic views over rolling meadows and golden sunflower fields. A charming two-bedroom gatekeeper’s cottage with an adjoining barn, as well as a separate guest house, add to the property’s allure. The grounds also include a 2,200 m² barn, ideal for use as a covered riding arena or stabling, along with a gallop track and a tranquil pond. Access to the domain is via a stunning tree-lined private driveway, offering an immediate sense of grandeur and seclusion.

Chalet Coucou is nestled in a quiet corner of Verbier located near to the Sports Centre, providing stunning mountain views. This gorgeous chalet was renovated in 2020 using exquisite old refurbished wood and stone, to create the perfect mountain hideaway. The decoration is alpine-chic and has been designed to be your home away from home. The open plan living area offers extensive views over the valley and has a large seating area with fireplace to relax after a great days skiing. The dining table seats 10 comfortably and the kitchen is fully equipped with all modern appliances.

Set in the quietest corner of the Franschhoek valley, just two kilometres from the village centre, Sandstone House commands attention from the moment you arrive. The paved courtyard, anchored by a sculptural fountain and flanked by stone lions, leads to an ivy-covered façade. The central gabled entrance rises like a pavilion, all classical curves and considered details. This is a residence that understands the power of first impressions. With approximately 1,500m² under roof, the estate encompasses the main residence, a manager’s wing, generous garaging, and a 2-bedroom cottage. Within the main residence, 5 bedrooms are located upstairs and one on the ground floor, each designed with space and privacy in mind. 4 of the suites enjoy their own private entrances, allowing for independent access while remaining part of the home’s harmonious flow.

Distinct and rare, it’s a true statement home, crafted for balance, privacy, and comfort. Inside, Rimadesio doors, bookmatched marble, and a Henge kitchen with Gaggenau appliances define refined living. The second-floor entertainment room includes a Giorgetti bar and Henge furniture, while outdoor terraces with Minotti pieces and an infinity pool overlook the water. Generous bedrooms include a private master suite, each designed with quiet luxury. This villa unites craftsmanship, proportion, and setting into one remarkable residence.