Maison Montruf Gallery
Maison Montruf
Peyzac-le-Moustier, DordogneAn impressive limestone house on three levels created within the ruins of an ancient village with uninterrupted views of the Vézère valley
An impressive limestone house on three levels created within the ruins of an ancient village with uninterrupted views of the Vézère valley
A relaxed home-from-home feel at this Spanish house with old-fashioned charm, a big garden and pool and lovely views from every window
Elegant rooms behind a popular village pub with country walks from the door, and the spectacular Peak District and stately homes nearby
A very comfortable and attractive 1820 gate lodge surrounded by mature trees on a family estate, in gently rolling countryside
Visit Florence, Arezzo, Siena… or revel in the beauty and peace of Casa Zia, surrounded by wilderness and lovely birdsong
All you'd hope for, and more! Enormous rooms, marvellous beams, majestic views and wines from their vineyard
This deeply peaceful retreat will soothe the soul; come to walk, bike, sail then back to a roaring fire and good book. A sublime spot
A spiritual, rustic retreat for nature-lovers, writers, artists. In protected woodland, well away from bustle, close to the lapping river
Gloriously cool in summer, cosy in winter, a 365-day-a-year retreat. Just a 10-minute promenade along the beach into the fun heart of town
1800s coastal watchtower meets organic farm at a small hotel with a proud restaurateur and sea views from high mezzanine rooms
A lofty, spacious feel to this converted barn with stunning views over rolling hills, swooping swallows in summer and an honesty farm shop
Built in 1518 to gaze across the Loire to Amboise and decorated with discreet elegance and respect for its history. Guests love it
Two cottages which can be taken together, in wing of a warm yellow 1927 house. Charming owners, beautiful grounds and breathtaking views
Great gulps of ozone will engulf you at this architect-designed 1960s beach house - light, bright and sparkling, just like the ocean
Come for big, peaceful bedrooms with views, delicious home cooked breakfasts and riverside strolls through ancient beech woodland
High in the heavenly hills is this very smartly converted farm building, with underfloor heating, much glass, wood and exposed brickwork
A fascinating place steeped in history and abuzz with prize-winning winery activity. Plus rustic cottages, golf, a restaurant and 2 pools
High on a hill in the Tyne Valley, undisturbed except by birds singing and the wind whistling; views swoop down to a magical landscape
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