Happy Friday, friend!
There comes a point in adult life where you realize you do not actually hate people; you just hate sharing walls with them.
You get tired of knowing your upstairs neighbor’s exact laundry schedule, hearing elevator chimes at 6 AM, and paying a monthly maintenance fee that seems to fund nothing more than passive-aggressive lobby notices.
This week’s cure is generous, uncomplicated breathing room. We are looking at homes that offer genuine space to stretch your legs—from a French village residence with almost 200 square meters of living area, to an Italian hillside retreat that comes with over two hectares of private forest and historic chestnut dryers.
No HOA meetings, no elevator drama, and plenty of room to think.
But before we kick off - here’s a message from our friends at Morales Basics:
Spain has good taste. Now someone's writing about it
If you're buying a place in Spain, at some point you want to know what to wear there, where to eat, and what's actually worth the money.
Morales Basics is Carlos Morales García's running list: fashion, watches, food and travel, tested and worn rather than just photographed. No hype, no sponsored gushing. He's now posting in English on X, which is the easiest place to follow along as he finds things.
If you have a business and are interested in advertising with us - reach out.
Here are five great properties with space to spare.
