Manoir de Jouralem Gallery
Manoir de Jouralem
Blaison-St Sulpice, Maine-et-LoireIn wine country, a beautifully revived 16th-century manor and hospitable B&B. Visit Angers’ cathedral, cruise along the Loire to Saumur
In wine country, a beautifully revived 16th-century manor and hospitable B&B. Visit Angers’ cathedral, cruise along the Loire to Saumur
A light and bright 1900s holiday home for family holidays by the sea, with a large enclosed garden and a short hop to beach and shops
A handsome Georgian townhouse pub in Newbury, with a name steeped in local lore and Donnington Castle just up the road
Cuisine reigns supreme at this historic B&B. Play world-class golf, trek the Giant’s Causeway, plunder National Trust treasures
Cosy cottage on a working farm just ten miles from Edinburgh with spectacular views, walks from the door and a wood-fired sauna
A destination for epicurians who also want exquisite surroundings and comfortable bedrooms. A charming garden too with a very French feel
Step into the valley region from this beautifully restored 17th-century house surrounded by saltwater and freshwater canals and lakes
Deep in vineyards near Liguria's coast, find manicured lawns, infinity pool, sophisticated decor and child-free serenity: relax!
A cracking place full of fun and interest where you feel instantly at home. Large peaceful rooms, delicious breakfasts, countryside views
Come for Tudor beams, a sunny roof terrace and the bustle of Lewes in this beautifully restored coaching inn
A gorgeous wooden-clad off-grid cottage deep in the National Park with far-reaching views, unfussy interiors and spoiling extra treatments
A charming B&B in south Sardinia, near Cagliari: circled by palms and cypresses, overlooking sweet-smelling lemon & orange groves. Bliss
A sculptor's studio, flooded with light, converted into a restful holiday home surrounded by glorious countryside, near Totnes
Glamour, warmth and style in a renovated wine warehouse in a cool quarter of Bordeaux - France’s most popular city after Paris
Wingham is a pretty village near Canterbury known for its thatched cottages, medieval houses, and a much-loved pub called The Dog
A charming 17th-century cottage in a quaint village with views and the owners' pub, farm shop, Wellness Barn and brewery just a short walk
A charming renovated stone gîte only 15km from Bergerac with a large outdoor pool, pretty gardens and walks and cycle rides from the door
Elegantly restored mariner’s cottage with tasteful interiors and sweeping, uninterrupted views over the ever-changing estuary
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