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Welcome to our weekend property digest, where we bring together the best houses for sale (or rent) that we’ve unearthed across the world. This week, we bring you Manhattan home that’s rich with history and a caravan that can take to the water…
Cliffside villa near Lisbon in Portugal
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Sleeps 3; from €135 per night via Outpost Casa das Arribas
Portuguese Architect Raul Lino designed this clifftop home in Azenhas do Mar, near Lisbon which has views from Cabo de Roca to Ericeira. Interiors feature stark white walls offset by traditional tiled floors, exposed stone and raftered ceilings.
Historic Manhattan townhouse, USA
4 bedrooms; $12m via Corcoran
This 200-year-old timber beamed home in Manhattan is one of the oldest in the West Village, and was originally a sash maker’s home and store. Inside the clapboard-sided house are original beams, brick walls and period fireplaces. See more.
Glass-roofed warehouse loft in Paris
2 bedrooms; via Espaces Atypique for €2.95m
There’s no shortage of light inside this Parisian loft – a former print works that has been turned into a glass-capped home. Rooms feature soaring 4.5-metre-high ceilings, wooden floors and beams, and are set around a central plant-filled patio. Take a peek inside.
A Texan cabin, USA
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1 bedroom; $149 per night via Elsewhere Retreats
This tiny home by Ryan McLaughlin was designed for city dwellers looking to reconnect with nature. It’s close to Austin for a weekend getaway but is surrounded by nature.
What’s better than a straight up caravan? An amphibious trailer. The Sealander comes with its own engine which means that it can be turned into a small boat, suitable for lakes and romantic getaways. It is on the tiny size but that’s part of its charm… See more of our favourite campers.
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