5-bedroom apartment, Regent’s Crescent, London

Asking price: £17,900,000

This duplex penthouse apartment is located on the 2nd and 3rd floors, offering breathtaking views of Regent’s Park. With 5-bedrooms and generous living space, not only does it make for the perfect family home but it's also ideal for at-home entertaining thanks to its private 915 sq ft terrace; an opportunity to create a stylish haven within Nash’s glorious architectural background.

Residents of the development will benefit from fantastic amenities such as 8 acres of communal gardens, a cinema and business centre, swimming pool and spa, secure underground valet parking and tennis courts – to name a few.

11-14 bedroom house, Hitchin, Hertfordshire

Asking price: £10,000,000

Hexton Manor is a wonderful family home set in 186.69 acres of beautiful formal gardens. The property brings together all that you would hope for when it comes to a house of this grandeur: large expanses of lawn, beautiful spring-fed lakes, an arboretum, prominent specimen trees, a long drive and historic parkland. In the southwest corner of the park (closest to the village) there is a large and impressive walled garden containing a tennis court and heated swimming pool.

7-bedroom villa, Lake Garda, Italy

Asking price: €10,000,000

Positioned on the noble shores of Desenzano del Garda, in a prestigious residential area, this property enjoys 780 sq m of living space, 0.25 ha of magnificent gardens, a library, tea room, basement and access to a private pier and beach. 

9-bedroom house, Market Drayton, Staffordshire

Guide price: £2,250,000

Almington Hall is a handsome upstanding Georgian country house with west-facing views over its gardens and pastureland down to a beautiful lake, bounded by mature woodland. Lucky owners will benefit from 5 bathrooms, 4 reception rooms, outbuildings, a tennis court, cellar, home office, a paddock and stabling.

7-bedroom house, Much Hadham, Hertfordshire

Guide price: £12,000,000

This grand country house is approached along a tree-lined avenue (starting at the main street in Much Hadham) which winds through beautiful parkland. The estate passed through a number of families during the 17th and 18th centuries until 1750 when it was bought by James Gordon whose family owned Moor Place for over a century. During this time, the original Elizabethan House was demolished and the existing Georgian house, designed by Robert Mitchell, was built alongside it - eventually being finished in 1779.

Features of note include a heated outdoor swimming pool, paddock, decorative summerhouse, staff/secondary accommodation, a double garage and 6 reception rooms.