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Villa with pool Guia (Portugal)
In Albufeira, in the Algarve, a contemporary villa set on approximately 6,000 m² of land, with views over the .... Three kilometres. That is the distance between this villa and the beaches of the central Algarve. Three kilometres is also what makes all the difference between living by the water and living above it. From its vantage point atop some 6,000 m² of land, the property gazes unhurriedly down upon the valley. On a clear day, the sea comes into view, as if sharing a secret. Below, Albufeira bustles with life in its narrow streets and golf terraces. The Algarve is generous to those who know how to keep their distance.
…$2,287,0005bedrooms6bathroomsland 6,040m²By Patrice Besse
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Apartment with pool Lisbon (Portugal)
In Lisbon, in the Santos district, a duplex with a private swimming pool, overlooking the Tagus. The Tagus, in Lisbon, is not a river. It is a mood. Silvery on some mornings, almost black on some evenings, always present in the eyes of those who have chosen to live here. The project arose from the renovation of a historic building to which a contemporary aesthetic has been skilfully added. The duplex spans three levels: living spaces opening onto a south-facing balcony, three bedrooms, and uncompromising finishes. The Tagus below, Lisbon all around, the sky as a ceiling. The French Embassy is next door. Two underground parking spaces complete the property.
…$3,291,800225m²By Patrice Besse
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Apartment Lisbon (Portugal)
In the heart of Chiado, an apartment in a renovated Pombaline building on Rua do Alecrim. Rua do Alecrim winds down from Chiado toward the Tagus in a way that few streets in Lisbon can match, offering a glimpse of both the upper city and the river with every step. It is on this very slope, in a renovated Pombaline building, that this apartment has found its home. The 18th-century reconstruction following the 1755 earthquake bequeathed this rigorous architectural style to Lisbon, and it is this style that still defines the volumes, proportions, and light of the living spaces that open onto a balcony. Bairro Alto on one side, the Tagus on the other. Cais do Sodré is just five minutes away.
…$1,386,0002bedrooms3bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Villa with pool Azeitão (Portugal)
In the Serra da Arrábida Natural Park, a 350 m² home with views of the Tagus Estuary. Vasco da Gama set sail from these very waters. The Tagus estuary visible from this quinta is the same one that the caravels left in the 15th century, only to return laden with the world. The Serra da Arrábida has watched over all of this since time immemorial. The monks who settled there in the 16th century understood what the Natural Park has simply confirmed: this place deserves to be preserved. Lisbon is 28 km away. It seems much farther.
…$1,605,5005,250m²6bedrooms5bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Villa with terrace A Pobra do Brollón (Spain)
In Galicia, in the Ribeira Sacra, a group of traditional stone buildings with panoramic views, on land overlooking .... A Galician property that reveals the quintessence of vernacular architecture, where local stone forms a harmonious whole, perfectly integrated into the mountain foothills of the Ribeira Sacra. The interior, with its rustic walls and timber-framed ceilings, bears witness to a restoration that respects the original materials. A unique panorama over the sea of clouds that frequently covers the valley gives the place an almost mystical dimension, characteristic of this listed region. The layout of the buildings and their location on terraced land offer a range of possible uses, from tourist activities to community projects.
…$1,744,10012bedrooms15bathroomsland 41.5haBy Patrice Besse
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Villa Galatina (Italy)
In Puglia, between Lecce and the Ionian Sea, a restored 16th-century building with terraces. A lively urban setting and remarkable architectural heritage in a city with all amenities: everything comes together to make this former wine press a place to live that makes everyday life enjoyable. Everywhere you look, the view is stunning, overlooking the central square from the first terrace and offering a panoramic view of the rooftops from the roof terrace. Very flexible with its generous volumes and layout possibilities, this is a home that easily adapts to different lifestyles and projects. The original Lecce stone interacts with contemporary features to create a harmonious whole. Just a few minutes away, Lecce with its Baroque architecture and squares, or the Adriatic and Ionian coasts, add to the daily pleasures of city centre living with nearby cultural and seaside getaways.
…$981,80036m²4bedrooms5bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Villa Località Colleromano (Italy)
In Riano, a villa of around 500 m² with a garden of approximately 2,500 m². Riano is 25 kilometres from Rome. That is both very little and just enough. Enough for the 2,500 m² garden to be a real feature, for the vegetable patch to make sense, and for the view over the Latium countryside not to be a sham. Close enough for the city to remain an option, not a constraint. A villa of around 500 m² spread over three floors, housing two independent yet interconnected units, designed for those who live together without wanting to live identically.
…$808,5005bedrooms4bathroomsland 1,000m²By Patrice Besse
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Apartment Rome (Italy)
In the heart of Rome, an apartment in an 18th-century palace between the Pantheon and Navona. Rome's palaces are clustered between the Pantheon and Navona, in this neighbourhood where history is lived every day without ever becoming static. An 18th-century noble building houses an apartment on the second floor, whose restoration has preserved the spaciousness of the rooms while adapting them to modern uses. Two interior courtyards punctuate the layout: one mineral and monumental, the other planted and luminous, creating a rare breath of fresh air in this compact urban fabric. Each bedroom has its own bathroom, and the contemporary additions blend in without detracting from the original architecture. The neighbourhood retains a local feel, far from the crowds that saturate the nearby tourist areas. Shops, services and monuments are all within walking distance in a manageable area. This property allows you to live in the historic centre without compromise, combining architectural heritage with renewed functionality.
…$4,620,100213m²4bedrooms4bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Villa with pool Pontassieve (Italy)
Near Florence, a restored aristocratic villa with Italian garden, restaurant and 3 hectares of land. A villa whose architecture bears witness to an aristocratic past. The interior spaces have regained their brightness, the rooms retain their decorative features, while the Italian-style garden organises the outdoor space around the swimming pool and surrounding olive grove. The old cellars now house a wellness area, extending the welcoming nature of the premises. A restaurant allows guests to be welcomed in keeping with Florentine tradition. The whole forms a coherent property where each element finds its place without ostentation. Between a private residence and a guest house, this villa offers the conditions for a Tuscan lifestyle where the built heritage interacts with a preserved environment, conducive to both family life and high-quality hotel activity.
…$4,562,40022bedrooms24bathroomsland 3.5haBy Patrice Besse
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Apartment Lisbon (Portugal)
At Largo do Intendente, a contemporary duplex designed by Ana Costa with a balcony and mezzanine. Largo do Intendente has undergone a transformation in recent years, and the building designed by architect Ana Costa is a testament to this change. The duplex occupies one of these contemporary buildings with industrial influences, renowned for their integration into Lisbon's urban fabric. The high ceilings and large windows overlook the lively square and the condominium's interior garden. The neighbourhood is bustling at all hours. Restaurants open early and close late. Local shops rub shoulders with traditional grocery stores, and transport links run to Avenida da Liberdade, Alfama and the city centre. The square welcomes passers-by, residents and terraces that spill out in the evening. Between urban renewal and popular memory, Intendente retains its character while attracting those seeking the unvarnished Lisbon.
…$1,062,600129m²1bedroom2bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Apartment Lisbon (Portugal)
A Lisbon apartment bathed in natural light, nestled in the Campo de Ourique district near the Amoreiras shopping .... The apartment lies on the third floor of a building without a lift. It is located in a residential district that is typical of Lisbon. The neighbourhood is known for its indoor market, restaurants and artisan boutiques. This property is the ideal spot, just a stone’s throw from the Amoreiras modern shopping centre. The dwelling is bathed in natural light. It offers three bedrooms and a bathroom. For parking, there is a resident entry pass and two parking spaces in the street – a precious resource in the Portuguese capital. Once you are comfortably settled into this delightful apartment, you can wander the vibrant, narrow streets of Lisbon up to the splendid Estrela Basilica and the lush Jardim da Estrela, which is nearby.
…$675,700108m²3bedrooms1bathroomBy Patrice Besse
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Villa with pool Guia (Portugal)
Near Guia, a single-storey house with a thousand olive trees and crops.. In the hinterland of Albufeira, near Guia, a single-storey house stands on more than one and a half hectares of land planted with olive trees. Around a thousand trees make up this olive grove, which is complemented by carob trees, vines and orchards. The house has four suites, reception areas and an office overlooking the garden. A swimming pool extends the terraces. Water self-sufficiency is ensured by four boreholes and cisterns. The tranquillity of the location does not exclude proximity to the beaches of the Algarve, golf courses and shops.
…$1,386,0004bedrooms5bathroomsland 1.6haBy Patrice Besse
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Villa with pool Tavira (Portugal)
In Tavira, in the Algarve, a stately home offering some 980 m² of living space set within approximately 2.8 hectares .... Tavira hasn’t aged. It has matured. Whilst the Algarve was undergoing a facelift, this town continued to live at its own pace. Just a few minutes from the historic centre, the property is a testament to this enduring legacy. The stonework, the vaulted ceilings, the spacious reception rooms, the four suites, the cellar: every feature speaks of an era when buildings were constructed to last. A separate two-bedroom annexe completes the property, set apart from the main house. The beaches of the eastern Algarve are nearby. But from here, there is no sense of urgency.
…$4,215,9006bedrooms5bathroomsland 2.8haBy Patrice Besse
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Villa Sousel (Portugal)
In Sousel, in the Alentejo region, a manor house with a tower and about 4 hectares of vineyards in production. The Alentejo was contested for centuries between Moorish and Christian kingdoms, and between military orders and the Portuguese nobility. In Sousel, between Portalegre and Estremoz, the stone has preserved the memory of these struggles: a four-story manor house with a tower, built at a time when constructing tall structures was still a way of asserting control over territory. The estate did not stand idle. The vineyards—some 4 hectares in production—continued to thrive. So did the olive grove. The private dam holds back the water as one would keep a secret. A traditional Alentejo house and a warehouse complete what the manor began, on 6.5 hectares that time has shaped at its own leisurely pace. An approved 700 m² project lies dormant in a drawer. It’s just waiting for someone to take it on.
…$2,287,00065,000m²10bedrooms5bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Villa Santa Clara a Velha (Portugal)
Between Lisbon and Faro, a welcoming property with terraced gardens and a river beach.. The banks of the Mira River dam form a landscape where water meets mountains under one of Portugal's clearest skies. It is here, on nearly six hectares, that a complex designed to welcome visitors and live in harmony with nature has taken shape. The buildings are spread out across a terraced garden that slopes down to the river beach. The architecture reflects a desire for openness and interaction with the outside world. Energy self-sufficiency and water management allow for off-grid living without sacrificing comfort. The organic vegetable gardens, greenhouse and ancient orchards are a reminder that the earth nourishes as much as it soothes. Between Lisbon and the Costa Vicentina, the location is ideal for those seeking a unique hospitality project or a life centred around water, farming and silence.
…$3,407,30016bedrooms16bathroomsland 5.8haBy Patrice Besse
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Apartment Lisbon (Portugal)
In Lisbon, in a Pombaline building in Campo de Ourique, a three-bedroom flat with its original features preserved. Campo de Ourique has the unique distinction of being a village within a capital city. Its gently sloping streets, local shops and the Jardim da Estrela just a stone’s throw away make it one of those places where Lisbon slows down without losing any of its vibrancy. In a characterful Pombaline building, a three-bedroom flat has retained what time rarely spares. There is nothing more to add. Everything is already there.
…$750,800105m²3bedrooms1bathroomBy Patrice Besse
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Villa Portalegre (Portugal)
À Alegrete, dans le Parc Naturel de la Serra de São Mamede, un domaine de 25 ha avec vignes, chênes-lièges, .... Alegrete has a castle. It’s medieval, it overlooks the plain, and from the terrace of this house, it hasn’t changed in centuries. Between them lie 25 hectares that the Serra de São Mamede has shaped in its own way: vineyards that have been growing without water since 2022, cork oaks that no one planted, olive trees, and an orange grove at the center of which a spring has always fed a basin that has become a swimming pool. The house is rustic, understated, and unpretentious. It does not comment on the landscape. It inhabits it.
…$1,097,300250,000m²3bedrooms2bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Apartment Lisbon (Portugal)
In Chiado, on the top floor of a renovated Pombaline building, a two-level apartment. Lisbon is best appreciated from above. The higher you climb, the simpler the city becomes, until it’s nothing more than rooftops, light, and the river in the distance. At the top of a Pombaline building, this apartment occupies this rare vantage point. The architectural framework inherited from the 18th century still defines the layout of the main level, including the long balcony. On the top floor, a private terrace frames the view of the Tagus River. The Chiado, below, is simply there to be admired.
…$2,396,7003bedrooms4bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Property Ispagnac (48)
A renovated watermill with two outbuildings and nine hectares of grounds, nestled by the Gorges du Tarn canyon in the Cévennes national park. A medieval bridge, then a village, lead via a lane to the property, which is isolated in a calm, lush backdrop. A Gorges du Tarn walking trail crosses the grounds, though only the occasional walker follows it. The grounds cover around nine hectares and include three buildings. The land edges the river over a distance of one kilometre. Three generations of the same family have followed on from one another inside this home. The old watermill and one of its outbuildings were entirely restored around 15 years ago. The second outbuilding has a new roof of schist tiles. Its interior needs to be restored. A working bread oven and a terrace with a view of the Gorges du Tarn mountains lie beside the buildings.
…$635,300184m²7bedroomsland 9haBy Patrice Besse
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House Grasse (06)
A large 19th-century dwelling with a garden and sea views, in the historical centre of a village near Grasse. Located halfway down a pedestrian lane, the dwelling is aligned with its neighbouring, southwest-facing buildings, the rear exteriors of which enjoy unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside and the sea, thanks to the height of the hill. As for the dwelling, built out of pointed rubble stone, it has four storeys, plus an attic level, and is topped with a barrel tile gable roof, partially bordered by a double genoise cornice on its garden side. Featuring randomly-placed windows in a variety of shapes (square, rectangle or arched), partially safeguarded by wrought-iron grills or varnished wooden shutters, the dwelling has undergone many transformations between the Middle Ages – the period in which its foundations seem to have been built – and the 19th century, which has created, like in the neighbouring houses, a unique interior layout: some rooms having encroached on the adjacent buildings, while others have relinquished space to them. In addition, behind these dwellings, a series of well maintained terraced levels and gardens – including this property’s very own – facing south towards the coast, stretching from Antibes to Théoule, makes it seem as if the adjoining dwellings are overlooking a vast verdant garden landscaped into different areas and levels, even though each property’s access is limited to their own plot of land.
…$1,374,500243m²4bedrooms2bathroomsland 432m²By Patrice Besse
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