The Pyrénées-Orientales stretches across the far south of France—a department of vine-covered hills, medieval villages, and river gorges where the
Sournia, Pyrénées-Orientales, France: €279,000 Read More »
The northwest coast of Scotland is a landscape of sea lochs, bare rock, and mountain peaks where the Highlands meet
Strathcarron, Ross-Shire, Scotland: £535,000 Read More »
In the heart of central Italy, Umbria is a region of wooded hills, olive groves, and medieval hilltop villages overlooking
Collazzone, Umbria, Italy: €550,000 Read More »
In the southwest of France, tucked into the northern corner of the Dordogne, Périgord Vert rolls through deep woodland, water
Saint-Paul-Lizonne, Dordogne, France: €350,000 Read More »
The province of Småland stretches across the southeast of Sweden in a landscape of pine and birch forest, granite outcrops,
Odensvi, Västervik, Sweden: €69,500 Read More »
Béarn stretches across the foothills of the western Pyrenees in southwest France—a landscape of rolling green hills, medieval bastide towns,
Maslacq, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France: €278,000 Read More »
In the far southeast of Spain, where the landscape turns dry and mineral, the Almanzora River cuts through hills of
Huércal-Overa, Almeria, Spain: €340,000 Read More »
The Chemin des Dames—the Ladies’ Path—is a long ridge running east to west above the valley of the Aisne in
Concevreux, Aisne, France: €199,000 Read More »
The Tuscan Maremma spills down through the southwestern corner of Tuscany—a coastal strip of rolling hills, oak woodland, and nature
Manciano, Tuscany, Italy: €155,000 Read More »
In the far southwest of France, Béarn stretches between the Pyrenees and the Atlantic coast—rolling green hills, fortified medieval villages,
Salies-de-Béarn, Aquitaine, France: €599,000 Read More »
This distinguished minka—a traditional Japanese residence—sits on a gentle hill surrounded by pine trees and a Japanese garden. The home
Niigata, Japan: €203,000 Read More »
Eastern France rises toward the Swiss border in a landscape of limestone cliffs, spruce forests, and glacial lakes. The Jura
Tavaux, Jura, France: €200,000 Read More »
Sicily sits at the southern tip of Italy, a sun-drenched island of ancient Greek temples, Baroque hilltop towns, and long
Modica, Sicily, Italy: €159,000 Read More »
The Lot-et-Garonne department sits in the heart of Gascony in southwestern France, a landscape of sunflower fields, rolling hills, and
Sos, Lot-et-Garonne, France: €129,000 Read More »
Värmland is a region of dense pine and birch forest, scattered lakes, and small farming communities in Sweden’s southwest—bordering Norway
Gunnarskog, Arvika, Sweden: €129,700 Read More »
Southwestern France unfolds in a broad sweep of farmland, river valleys, and ancient villages built from pale local stone. The
Ambernac, Charente, France: €195,950 Read More »
Kefalonia sits off the western coast of Greece, the largest of the Ionian Islands—mountainous and dramatic, with turquoise water and
Ratzakli, Elios, Greece: €435,000 Read More »
Almería is the driest corner of Europe, a rugged province in southeastern Spain where desert hills give way to a
Mojácar, Almería, Spain: €265,000 Read More »
Tuscany stretches across central Italy in a landscape of forested hills, terraced vineyards, and medieval stone villages. The Valdarno—the broad
Reggello, Tuscany, Italy: €265,000 Read More »
This extraordinary kominka—a traditional Japanese farmhouse—sits within walled grounds of around 13,000 square feet in Kawanishi City. The main house
Kawanishi City, Hyogo, Japan: €426,000 Read More »
This handsome stone manor house of around 2,975 square feet sits within gardens of just over half an acre in
Saint-Amand-Montrond, Cher, France: €350,000 Read More »
