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ITALY


Estate Giacomo Leopardi is a countryside development just below Montefiore dell’Aso on the coast in Le Marche. It consists of two properties sitting in five acres with a pool, tennis court, private terraces, gardens, olive groves and a vineyard. Fractional prices are for a 1/10th share, which gives five weeks’ usage a year. Appassionata, www.appassionata.com


FLORIDA


£99,000 for 1/10th share


£99,000 FRANCE


Halcyon Retreat is a chateau resort in La Souterraine in the Limousin. It includes a spa hotel and apartments converted from traditional stone and slate buildings. Facilities include a spa, children’s fun zone, golf, fishing and riding. Prices are for a 1/12th share, which gives two weeks’ usage a year – one in high season and one in low season Barrasford and Bird Worldwide, www.bandbw.co.uk


£23,000 for 1/12th share


£23,000 PORTUGAL


The Amendoeira Golf Resort in Silves on the Algarve is ideal for golf-loving property investors. Available there are two- and three-bedroom luxury apartments with access to a communal pool, three-bedroom villas and luxury four- and five-bedroom villas with private swimming pools and landscaped gardens. Quarter fractions are on offer through the Stepping Stones fractional ownership scheme. Barton Wyatt, www.barton-wyatt.co.uk


One firm offering fractional deals on property in the Sunshine State is Florida Fractional Deals. Its fractional model is flexible, so properties could be owned by 50 shareholders with one share each or five shareholders with ten shares each. Each shareholder is allocated a number of weeks’ usage dependent on the number of shares they own. Pictured is Regal Palms Resort in Orlando where fractions are available in a three-bedroom townhouse from £4,000 per share. Florida Fractional Deals, www.floridafractionaldeals.com


Shares from £4,000


£4,000


£126,000


£126,000 for 1/4 share


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