Property in hot spots – in pictures

Turkey. This villa is aloft a hillside in Ovacik near the resort of Fethiye and the large terrace off the two bedrooms absorbs a panorama of valley and mountains to the sea. You share a pool and gardens with residents of the other villas in the cluster, although for more private sunbathing there is a private garden with a fish pool opening off the second terrace. It comes with all its furnishings and there’s air conditioning and a wood-burning stove to combat any seasonal extremes. Yours for £87,990.
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Portugal. From the roof terrace of this three-bedroom villa in the Algarve you can view the sea, but a private pool, close enough to leap into from the living room, spares you the schlepp down to the beach at Praia da Luz. The £225,000 house, built in traditional style in a peaceful cul-de-sac, comes fully furnished with on-street parking.
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Italy. An entire stone hamlet in Tuscany has been restored and six two- and three-bedroom villas and town houses are on the market from £322,385 each. Within the traditional architecture is a satellite and internet connection, and all are ready-furnished in classical style. Perched on a hill, the hamlet absorbs vistas over billowing green scenery 55km from Siena.
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Brazil. This four-bedroom house in Ceará sits in eight palmy acres including four lakes. The balcony shared by two of the en suite bedrooms overlooks lush countryside and a barbecue area that seats 10, with sink and mini fridges added to the side. The £175,000 asking price includes furnishings.
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Antigua and Barbuda. You can substitute your suburban semi for a 2,000 sq ft perch on a golf course with a balcony overlooking the Caribbean. These six four-bedroom apartments, each reassuringly fitted with hurricane shutters, are in the Jolly Harbour resort. Residents share a pool and the verandas overlook the greens. Cost: £293,788 each.
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