Palazzo Pio III Gallery
Palazzo Pio III
Sarteano, SienaAn immaculately restored 1500s palazzo, filled with history, art, antiques and books in the buzzing heart of a charming town
An immaculately restored 1500s palazzo, filled with history, art, antiques and books in the buzzing heart of a charming town
A converted coach house and stables, now one long cottage with much space, a country house feel and your own walled garden
Garden lovers will flock to this lovely B&B with two spacious suites and delicious breakfasts – a good spot by a quiet hamlet
Hilltop farmhouse converted into a light and spacious, contemporary country house where vintage and modern happily mix. Stunning views, too
This elegantly restored house with stunning views to snow-capped peaks is a testament to the owners' love of art and antiques
Escape to this contemporary barn on a friendly farmstead with fern-fringed cliffs and walks galore on your door. Ask about ferry discounts
Tucked down a high-hedged lane on a working farm with gorgeous walks from the door and stunning views of the unspoilt Exe valley
A boutique hotel on the edge of Arcachon Bay. A natural pool, zen gardens, contemporary Eastern-style interiors, and good food await
High-up, simple apartments, pools with fabulous views; kids play-things and donkeys, the glittering coast, Rapallo and Portofino down below
The cottage looks down over Lough Swilly, idyllic for boats and safe swims... and the neighbours are friendly, just sheep and cows
A self-catering apartment in the wing of a traditional Burgundian winemaker's house in a tiny hamlet, surrounded by fields of vines
A dramatic house with stylish interiors – designed to bring the outdoors in so you feel wrapped in nature. Great for families or friends
A countryside escape for 2 near Chepstow with traditional interiors and cheery wood-burner. Not suitable for children but dogs very welcome
A stunning veranda wraps itself around the house: doze off in a wicker armchair or sip a drink at dusk as the sun melts into the valley
A converted 19th-century church in the Northumberland National Park with beautiful stained-glass windows and a restored tower
A lovely gîte with cool lines and its own shady terrace plus pool, gardens, fountain and a relaxed family-friendly feel
Log fires smoulder, rooms are comfortable, the food is delicious and there's bags of character at this old village pub – once a cider house
A cottage in a conservation village with logs in the burner, sloe gin on the table, and a good dining pub you can walk to
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