Es Pi Verd
Menorca

Sleeps 1 - 6
7 June   £ 895
Now from £ 795

Busqueroles Petit
Mallorca

Sleeps 1 - 4
8 June   Now from £ 995

Casa Leza
Conil de la Frontera - Andalucia

Sleeps 1 - 4
8 June   £ 895
Now from £ 695

Casa Leza
Conil de la Frontera - Andalucia

Sleeps 5 - 9
8 June   £1,195
Now from £ 995

Ca'n Seguí
Mallorca

Sleeps 1 - 10
8 June   £1,695
Now from £1,295

Es Rafal Nou
Ses Salines - Mallorca

Sleeps 1 - 10
8 June   Now from £1,495

Casa Margarita
Mallorca

Sleeps 1 - 7
8 June   Now from £ 895

Bolara
Groznjan - Istria

Sleeps 1 - 2
8 June   £1,395
Now from £1,195

L'Heure Bleue
Provence

Sleeps 1 - 6
8 June   £4,395
Now from £3,550

Son Real
Mallorca

Sleeps 1 - 8
8 June   Now from £1,350

With a feel and style of times gone by, this unpretentious, restored farmhouse is very conveniently placed for exploring both the picturesque hinterland as well as the numerous sandy cove beaches of the south east coastline. As they have been for several generations, both the surrounding farmland and adjacent homestead (on the opposite side from Casa Margarita) remain in the family of Margarita herself, one of the most charming and friendly of all our Mallorcan property owners; someone whose daily life still revolves around working the land, planting, tending and picking the crops, collecting eggs from her chickens and generally supervising her motley collection of animals (much to the delight of younger guests in particular)!

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Painstakingly designed to high personal specifications, this beautiful house is constructed in the warm sandstone of the area. One of our most popular Mallorcan properties, it sits atop the low hill that dominates the little farming town of S'Horta and, as such, is privileged to marvellous sweeping views across the surrounding landscape to the sea as well as inland to a magnificent range of rolling green hills. Pinewoods, too ensconce the house, which is both private and tranquil. The selection of secluded poolside patios and magnificent, shaded upper terrace will doubtless prove an irresistible invitation to enjoy outdoor living at its very best.

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While it has, naturally, grown a little over the years, Portocolom has still managed to retain an authentic charm, laid back atmosphere and gentle pace of life redolent of the traditional, sleepy fishing village it once was. Tucked away in a select, uncrowded neighbourhood on a virtually hidden headland (Sa Punta) towards the far side of the sweeping bay we found Ses Crestes. And what a find it is. Bright, modern and welcoming this substantial, semi-detached house makes a more than comfortable holiday base and at the same time enjoys the great privilege of being just a 125m walk from two little sandy coves and a simple beach bar/restaurant. Read more...

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This unique house has become one of the most sought after in our Mallorcan collection. An imposing property, Son Real stands in rolling countryside just outside the sleepy town of Sencelles surrounded by 17 acres of picturesque orange grove, holm oak and young carob trees. Seekers of the “real” Mallorca will surely relish the opportunity to stay in such an immaculately kept, traditional house and at the same time experience the gentle pace of life still found in the heartland of this magnificent island.

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This fine house is peacefully located in pine tree enclosed grounds, just 1km from the steps leading down to the pretty cove beach of Cala Morell itself.

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Warm coloured fabrics, carefully maintained family heirlooms, beamed ceilings and attractive archways lend a homely and inviting feel to this beautifully presented property,which sits amidst mature and spacious grounds in the rural neighbourhood of Ses Mongetes.

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A charming and uniquely Menorcan design is displayed throughout the spacious and well presented rooms of this delightful coastal home, which sits within ample grounds on the edge of the seaside neighbourhood of Cala Morell, just a few hundred metres from the steps that lead down to the pretty coved bay itself.
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It is hard to imagine a better vantage point from which to appreciate the many and varied features of this fascinating island than that which is provided by this stylish village home. Ahead, the shimmering blue waters of the nearby sea are enticingly close by; to the back rolling hills rise up above the rooftops of the pretty village and in the distance, the imposing outline of enigmatic mountains signal the proximity of the Timanfaya National Park.  All of this can be surveyed as a splendid 360 degree panoramic vista from the property's roof terrace, whilst the pool and its adjacent terraces enjoy the most picturesque of views across gently undulating countryside towards the nearby sea.  

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The deep blue waters of Lanzarote’s southern coastline glisten invitingly beyond the lush garden of tropical plants that surrounds this charming Canarian cottage, which nestles within the sleepy village of La Asomada just a 10 minute drive from the sea.

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Dating back to the 17th century, this characterful stone-built manor house enjoys an enviable location between coast, town and countryside make it an ideal base for exploring this fascinating region. Read more...

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In a truly exceptional setting overlooking the picturesque quayside of the river Aven, Rive Droite offers the rare opportunity of staying in an outstanding ‘one of a kind’ property, and is only the briefest of strolls from the heart of the much-loved town of Pont-Aven.
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A backdrop of vines, olive groves and woodland creates the quintessential Provençal setting for Château des Vignes, a stunning family home which has recently been transformed into a stylish and relaxing place to stay. Approached by way of a country lane that meanders past the owners' vineyards, the entrance is through a wrought iron gate into the front courtyard where a stone fountain and greenery evoke a tranquil atmosphere.

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A fine 18th Century manor house in the heart of a wonderful Provençal village, La Demeure de Gilles has been carefully and lovingly restored to become an elegant and stylish home where a suitably grand yet understated and welcoming atmosphere is immediately apparent.

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Le Bastidon must surely be one of the most charming properties we have seen. The pretty pale rose painted house, adorned with Provencal blue shutters and a vine draped terrace, is set in a garden of beautifully maintained lawn, complete with its own olive grove and swimming pool. Enclosed by tall hedges and with a gated entrance, it offers a high degree of privacy yet is only a short stroll away (700m) from the main square of Caromb, a delightfully authentic village in the heart of the Vaucluse countryside. We are sure you will agree it is an irresistible combination.

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Caromb is an old fortified village perched on a hill at the foot of the majestic Mont Ventoux. A sunny and lively atmosphere prevails here with the focus on the main square with its café, restaurant, and the large sandstone church. Imagine our delight when we stumbled across this restored village house, renovated to the highest standard, just a short amble from the heart of the village.

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Dating back to the 17th Century, this charming stone-built property is situated in the heart of the historic old town of Vaison La Romaine. The ancient medieval citadel is a labyrinth of narrow passages, cobbled streets and archways which open out into spellbinding squares adorned with fountains and plane trees. The modern town of Vaison sits on the valley floor and boasts some of the most significant Roman ruins to be found in France. Read more...

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The location of Les Ramiers is ideal for those who seek a rural setting yet wish to be within walking distance of a village. This bright and spacious property nestles on the edge of picturesque Le Barroux in the foothills of Mont Ventoux. A walk in one direction takes you deep into the heart of the pretty countryside whilst a short amble (700m) in the other brings you to the delightful village where narrow cobbled streets are lined with beautiful stone houses. Here you will find three restaurants, a shop and, dominating the skyline, an impressive 12th Century château.

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Just west of Grasse, tucked away down a quiet lane yet close to amenities, this welcoming and airy property possesses all the ingredients for a truly relaxing stay.

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In a winning location that combines easy access to the village life of Caromb and breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside to the fabled Mont Ventoux, Mas St Siffrein is a recently restored village house, ideal for those wishing to walk to restaurants, cafés and small shops yet still feel as if they are getting away from it all.

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The charming higgledy piggledy village of Villedieu can be seen directly from the windows and poolside of this comfortable villa. Enticingly close, it is reached by way of a short walk (300m) along the country road bordered by vineyards and offers all the delights of a Provençal village; the square with stone fountain, the café, boulangerie and restaurant.

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With its yellow façade, sage green shutters and terracotta roof tiles, Bareyts is a most welcoming house. Situated on the outskirts of the leafy little town of Amou, the property is tucked away along a country lane and enjoys sweeping views over fields from its pool terrace.

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Just off a picturesque country lane running through wooded hillsides, this renovated stone farmhouse provides an ideal holiday retreat for a small party, offering comfort and practicality and striking just the right balance between seclusion and convenience. Read more...

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Situated amidst a picturesque landscape of gently rolling fields and vineyards, this lovingly restored stone property enjoys a superb rural outlook. At the same time, it is in a prime position for visits to the many picture postcard hilltop villages that make this area of the Tarn such a delight to explore.

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Sitting in a lawned garden, edged with mature trees and bushes, this attractive property boasts honey coloured stone walls, white shutters and a 'leaf style' slate roof typical of the area.

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Imagine our wonder and delight when we entered through an unassuming wooden gate off a narrow street in the picturesque village of Auriac, and the vista opened out onto tree-lined gardens overlooked by this magnificent stone house. Read more...

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A spacious and well maintained barn conversion, Maison Capdevielle echoes the traditional style of the local vernacular with its steeply pitched tiled roof and dormer windows. It stands in sheltered grounds and enjoys broad views over the valley and hills on the far side.

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An elevated setting enables this sensitively restored 17th century stone-built Béarnais farmhouse to enjoy lovely country views over maize fields and wooded hills, with a distant backdrop of the Pyrenées.

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We view many houses but few compare to Manoir Atlantique, a beautiful 19th century Basque style mansion which offers a concept that is unique in our portfolio of properties. Beautiful landscaped grounds, fabulous facilities (including a heated pool and tennis court) and a stylish interior are enhanced by a fully catered service allowing guests to completely relax in the safe knowledge that everything is being taken care of.

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A sparkling retreat which offers something for everyone, Pech Marty will delight all who stay there. Set in spacious grounds with views over the surrounding countryside towards the 'bastide' town of Monflanquin, this lovely stone building has been sympathetically restored to become a most relaxing and comfortable 'home from home'.

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Sitting in four acres of spacious grounds, Tournesol is a smart country retreat in the heart of the Tarn countryside. Sweeping views encompass the gentle rolling hills, woodland and to the north the fortified village of Salvagnac, whilst exploration of the domain reveals open and covered dining terraces, a lawned garden, meadowland, an orchard, table tennis, the private pool and a tennis court.
The combination of space, facilities and quality of accommodation makes Tournesol an attractive choice for large groups of friends or families.

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This finely restored stone property sits amidst wide and spacious grounds, where an impressive solar heated swimming pool of generous proportions will delight keen swimmers. With such an appealing pool and ample gardens on the doorstep, guests could be forgiven for not wishing to leave such a pleasant spot. The close proximity of the pretty medieval village of Parisot with its two recommended restaurants and other amenities is, therefore, an added attraction.

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Superb panoramic views across the Serchio valley can be enjoyed from the grounds and terraces at Ai Castagni, a smart, traditional stone property situated on the edge of Casatico, a typical local village in the heart of the Garfagnana region.

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This tastefully restored stone property sits on the picturesque, wooded slopes above the delightful town of Bagni di Lucca. Perched on the edge of the tiny hamlet of Le Croce, its situation makes the most of the panoramic vista that surrounds the property. Step out on to one of the terraces and you are immediately greeted with far reaching views over the green hills and mountains of the Val di Lima and Serchio valleys, ideal for nature lovers and walkers.

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Just outside the local village of Orbacem, a cobbled country lane winds its way through fields and woodland to form the route to this charming cottage of honey coloured stone. Nestling in a clearing beneath forested hillside, it looks out across a far reaching panorama of the interlocking slopes that border the River Âncora as it makes its way to the nearby sea.

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From the picturesque River Minho that runs along Portugal’s border with Spain, cobbled lanes wind their way through a scenic landscape of gently sloping countryside and quaint stone villages. Here, nestling amidst the local houses and smallholdings of Gondarem, this beautifully presented home sits within a mature garden of lawns, flowers, lush trees and shrubs and provides the most comfortable of bases from which to soak up the local ambience of this charming unspoilt corner of Portugal. Read more...

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In an elevated position that affords impressive views across a picturesque landscape of green terraced slopes, this rustic stone cottage sits snugly amidst mature, leafy gardens and provides an ideal retreat for couples and smaller families.

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Years of painstaking labour and fine attention to detail have been invested in the restoration of this fine 19th Century country home, which sits within extensive grounds of fruit orchards and woodland on the edge of the picturesque village of Pico de Regalados.
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Sitting graciously in grounds of some 700 acres in the middle of the National Park of Alcornocales, there can be no doubt that the situation of this impressive country home is privileged. From the slightly elevated position of the house, look to the front, the rear or to the side and a blissfully unspoilt panorama of lush wooded slopes is uninterrupted as far as the eye can see. Read more...

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Situated within attractive enclosed grounds in a pretty area of open fields and woodland, this smart country home enjoys all of the advantages of a rural location whilst at the same time being only 5 minutes by car from the long sandy beaches that make the Costa de la Luz such an appealing destination. 

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Just inland from the dazzling white hilltop town of Vejer de la Frontera, a rural lane meanders through pretty countryside and leads the way to this beautifully presented home, which offers smart and comfortable accommodation that is ideal for couples or small groups.

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Nestling in the pretty Tíjola valley amongst fields of olive groves, with the imposing Sierra Nevada mountains behind and the rolling hills of the Sierra de Lújar in front, this charming cottage enjoys an idyllic location and forms a picturesque rural retreat for a couple or small group.

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Favourably positioned alongside a sweeping, unspoilt shoreline of long beaches and sheltered coves, the picturesque fishing village of Conil de la Frontera oozes charm within its higgledy-piggledy labyrinth of narrow streets and whitewashed buildings. In its centre, a gentle hum of conversation drifts across intimate squares and winding lanes from tapas bars and restaurants whilst along the seafront golden sands stretch as far as the eye can see Read more...

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Stunning mountain scenery and a unique position within the protected natural environment of the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park are yours to enjoy at this attractive and beautifully presented cottage, which sits amidst one of the most impressive landscapes in southern Spain, just 3.5km from the picture-postcard village of Grazalema. 

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One is sometimes instantly captivated by a house, especially by its situation. This interesting find enjoys a dramatic rural outlook and yet is close to the centre of the ancient town.

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Sweeping lawns, lush established grounds, scenic rural vistas and beautifully presented accommodation come together at this charming country home to create a spacious and characterful retreat in one of the most picturesque areas of this south western corner of Andalucía. Just a 10 minute drive away, via rural lanes, is the stunning hilltop town of Vejer de la Frontera, its dazzling white painted facades forming a striking outline across the hillside upon which it sits, whilst a short distance beyond are the long stretches of golden sands that fringe this pleasingly unspoilt coastline. 

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This beautifully converted mill house sits within 17 acres of grounds, where shady areas of mature woodland are interspersed with grassy open spaces. The former millstream that runs across the land falls into pretty waterfalls, whilst the large natural lake that lies on a raised plain behind the house is another of the many attractive features.

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Boasting a wonderful rural view from its garden across open fields, Finca Cigüeña is an immaculate and well presented house in an appealing situation. The seemingly endless golden sands of the Costa de la Luz lie within a short drive, with the charming fishing village of Conil de la Frontera touching the waterfront in one direction and two 18 hole golf courses flanking the shore in the other.

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Just 6km from the spectacular 'pueblo blanco' of Arcos de la Frontera, we followed a country lane past open fields and then through a clearing between lush trees and foliage to discover this attractive country home, which stands graciously amidst mature lawned gardens and comes complete with its own tennis court.

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A gem hidden away in the picturesque medieval village of Ullastret, Can Pitu is a traditional stone 'masia' dating back to the 17th Century, which has been lovingly restored over the past 25 years by its owner Sr. Sala, a local stone mason specialising in the restoration of old buildings.

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Serene and majestic with oodles of old world charm, this superb medieval manor house stands like an elderly country gentleman amidst soaring walnut trees and grassy meadows. Its tall wooden gates lead the way into a delightful walled courtyard where the original open sided stable has been converted into a spacious covered barbecue area.
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Sitting amidst picturesque countryside on the rural outskirts of the medieval village of La Pera, just a short walk from the local restaurant and shop, this attractive 18th Century residence is a superb example of a lovingly restored Catalan ‘masia’.
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A perfect base for couples or smaller family groups, this pretty semi-detached house sits snugly within enclosed grounds of lawns and terraces just 2km from the historic hilltop town of Begur.
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This charming and beautifully presented house enjoys a splendid position, nestled into a gentle wooded slope in an attractive residential area just outside the picturesque medieval town of Begur and only a short drive from the soft sandy beach at the renowned beauty spot of Aigua Blava.

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Those who possess property in Monte Lourido are usually the envy of the local people of Galicia and it is easy to see why. This area of stylish homes occupies a prestigious position on the slopes of a small hill, just at the end of the long sweep of golden sands that is Playa América. Surrounded on almost all sides by water and occupying elevated terrain, the sea views from here are superb whilst the beach, its adjacent cafés, restaurants and water sport facilities are all within walking distance.

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