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House Hunting in … Bali

House Hunting in … Bali

Bali – This villa, built in 2009, is on a lushly landscaped, one-acre beachfront lot on Bali’s southeastern coast, in the village of Ketewel. In the approximately 7,500-square-foot main building with four bedrooms, a foyer gives way to the spacious living room...
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This restored chateau, named La Gaudinelaye, dates to the late 17th and early 18th century. It sits in the middle of a grassy park, and its 25-acre grounds include a chapel. The property is south of Rennes.
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House Hunting in … Brittany

House Hunting in … Brittany

A RESTORED CHATEAU IN NORTHWESTERN FRANCE $1.6 MILLION (1.4 MILLION EUROS) This chateau, built in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, sits on a 25-acre property in the Brittany region of northwestern France. Shaped like the letter H, it has two aboveground stories...
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The New York Times


House Hunting in … Poland

House Hunting in … Poland

Warsaw – This four-bedroom manor, with a French-inspired design inside and out, is in the suburb of Lomianki northwest of Warsaw, just outside Kampinos National Park, a forest recognized by Unesco as a biosphere reserve. The house, which encompasses around 7,500...
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Chris Warde Jones – The New York Times


House Hunting in … Rome

House Hunting in … Rome

Rome – This bright five-bedroom, three-bath, three-story penthouse is approximately 2,500 square feet, with a view of St. Peter’s Basilica. The apartment is in a 19th-century building — young by Italian standards — in Borgo Pio, a neighborhood with small shops...
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Derek Speirs for the New York Times


Irish Real Estate Market Slowly Recovering

Irish Real Estate Market Slowly Recovering

Dublin- This 3,670-square-foot Victorian house, known as the Old Rectory, was built in the late 1870s and used as a rectory until the mid-20th century. It is a 10-minute walk from the village of Ashford, in County Wicklow, about 30 miles from Dublin’s city center. The...