Grouped by region. Every house is credited to the collection it comes from and links back there to book.
An olive-country estate above Ostuni, built for ten and the long Puglian lunch.
A big, bright Ostuni house for sixteen -- the one you book for the whole family.
A cliff-edge house on the Salento with 180-degree views straight down the coast.
A working estate on forty acres of regenerative farmland -- Puglia at its most rooted.
An oasis near Cannole for eight -- quiet, green, and gloriously off the map.
An 18th-century farmhouse minutes from Saint-Rémy, serviced to hotel standard.
Classic Saint-Rémy -- a twelve-sleeper for the long courtyard lunch.
Another Saint-Rémy favourite -- six bedrooms, a pool, and shade to spare.
A colonnaded Roman-style pool near Avignon -- theatrical in the best way.
Perched on the Amalfi cliffs, terraces open straight onto the Tyrrhenian.
An elegant house over the sea near Positano -- lemons and long views.
Tucked between Amalfi and Ravello, a short walk above Atrani.
A two-bedroom hideaway in the Crete Senesi -- Tuscany for a couple or four.
An 18th-century villa in the Garfagnana hills above Lucca.
Atop a hill in the Val d'Orcia, with the postcard view in every direction.
A large Chianti villa twenty minutes from Florence -- eight en-suite bedrooms.
A stone farmhouse near Cetona, on the gentle Tuscany-Umbria border.
An 18th-century estate under Cortona -- the Tuscany of the films.
An authentic Mallorcan villa in Pollença -- Tramuntana light, no gloss.
A Cala d'Or house that earns its name -- the sea from nearly every room.
Tramuntana views from Muro -- the island's north without the crowds.
Polished and close to Palma, in the marina set of Portals Nous.
At the foot of the Tramuntana in northern Mallorca -- mountains at the back door.