If you've got a healthy bank balance and are looking for a new dream home then there are some beautiful properties that have just gone on the market in Wales.
From a 12-bed manor to a sleek contemporary home with sea views, there's certainly something for all tastes.
Here are 12 of the newest-to-the-market properties with a seven-figure price tag for you to choose from...
Anglesey - £1.95m
If you've got almost £2m going spare then you could be the owner of this five-bedroom house set in 30 acres of farmland.
And the main property also comes with tennis courts - and a three-bedroom detached cottage in its grounds.
The fully modernised farmhouse has plenty of outstanding features, including a dining room with inglenook fireplace featuring a wood-burning stove, a bespoke kitchen with Belfast sink and Aga, a conservatory with views of the garden and a modern lounge where you will find another wood-burning stove.
The master bedroom suite includes a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom.
For details, call Williams & Goodwin The Property People in Bangor on 01248 308925
Chepstow - £1.9m
Ridge House Stables is set away from the banks of the River Wye at Chepstow and the home commands excellent views over the valley.
The stabling is a mix of a traditional courtyard and barns, which are suited to training both National Hunt and flat horses.
The house itself has five bedrooms, five reception rooms and four bathrooms so it's an excellent space for entertaining. And any guests will bound to love gathering in the large kitchen/conservatory which leads onto the terrace with those amazing valley views.
Three of the bedrooms have ensuites and the master bedroom comes complete with walk-in wardrobe.
For details, call Windsor Clive International on 01672 647025
Anglesey - £1.75m
This modern open plan property has the most enviable sea views so you would feel like you're on holiday all year round.
The expansive decking areas and floor to ceiling windows provide spectacular views to the Menai Strait and Snowdonia mountains.
The open plan living space features a kitchen/breakfast room with bespoke cabinets and integrated appliances while the sitting room/dining area has bi-fold doors which take advantage of the incredible vista.
There are six bedrooms and the master suite, which has picture windows to two sides, has an ensuite with Jacuzzi bath as well as a dressing room.
The property is for sale with Williams & Goodwin The Property People in Bangor on 01248 308925
Crickhowell - £1.47m
This spacious three-bedroom home dates back to the 17th century and has an adjoining two-bedroom holiday cottage.
Set in around 124 acres, there's also an extensive range of farm buildings plus a former farmstead ruin known as The Pentre.
The farmhouse has stunning views of the surrounding valley and many of the original features are still there today, including oak beams and panelling.
The main lounge still has the original inglenook fireplace and the hallway features a stone staircase leading to the first floor.
The master bedroom has three fitted wardrobes plus an ensuite.
For details, call Sunderlands in Hay-on-Wye on 01497 567004
Carmarthen - £1.39m
With its manicured gardens, this eight-bedroom property is simply stunning from the outside - and you won't be disappointed inside either.
While it may be traditional in appearance, it's only 13 years old and was build on the site of a former stone farmhouse in 8.5 acres.
There's also a range of stone outbuildings, including a two-bed annex which would be perfect for visiting relatives or friends.
Some of the features of the main home include underfloor heating, integrated sound and entertainment system and a gym.
Call Fine & Country's Narberth office for details on 01834 505015
Take a look at the Welsh mansion designed by Buckingham Palace's architect
Carmarthenshire - £1.35
This Georgian-style house in beautiful grounds has five bedrooms and three bathrooms.
Felinfach was run as racing stables in the past and today the property comes with equestrian facilities that provide livery, training and a competition and event venue
The centrepiece of the home is a staircase that rises to a balcony landing that leads to the bedrooms, including a master bedroom suite with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom.
The ground floor features a drawing room, dining room, family room and kitchen/breakfast room.
For further information, call Savills of Cardiff on 029 2243 0212
Raglan, Monmouthshire - £1.35m
Accessed via a beautiful atrium, the entrance to The Warrage has a well with a glass viewing panel and feature lighting. It is much larger than an average well and local legend has it that the well was once connected to a similar well in the grounds of Raglan Castle and was used as an escape route when the castle was occupied.
The five-bedroom property features a farmhouse country kitchen with dove grey base and wall units while the main focal point of the sitting room is an inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove. The original front door for the property can be found in this room along with stone flooring and exposed ceiling beams.
The formal dining room has wall panelling that is thought to predate the house by 200 years. Legend has it that the wall panelling originally came from Raglan Castle.
The master bedroom has dual aspect windows overlooking the front and rear of the property. Character features include an original fireplace, solid wood floor and an exposed stone feature wall. A wooden latch door opens into a sumptuous en-suite bathroom with a copper bathtub.
For further details, call Powells of Monmouth on 01600 522005
Cowbridge - £1.3m
If you've got a big family - or are just looking for plenty of space - then you couldn't go far wrong with this historic manor house - it has 12 bedrooms.
Plas Llanmihangel is a Grade I listed property set within 10 acres of grounds.
Reported to originally date from the 12th Century, the majority of the structure was built in the mid 1500s with subsequent alterations through the 18th and 19th centuries.
Living in this beautiful home really would be like owning your very own Downton Abbey as it is full of character including a late Elizabethan decorative plasterwork ceiling and carved panels in Renaissance style.
For further information, call Savills of Cardiff on 029 2227 9103
Wrexham - £1.2m
This modern detached house is accessed via a decked canopy bridge and it has a heated swimming pool with retractable cover in its garden.
The mod-cons include underfloor heating, an air purifying system and a centralised vacuum system.
Once over that decked canopy bridge, you will find a living room with wood-burning stove and sliding doors leading to a balcony with views of the viaduct.
There's also a dining room and kitchen breakfast room along with a garden room.
The four bedrooms include a master bedroom with ensuite.
For details, call McCartneys in Welshpool on 01938 710000
Pontypridd - £1.25m
This rural estate set in about 14.5 acres has a five-bed, five-bathroom period main house, detached two bedroom modern cottage and restored small stone chapel together with detached double garage, stable block with gym and large equestrian barn.
What more could you ask for?
The main house is thought to date from the early 1800s and was purchased by the present owners about 15 years ago, who have stylishly refurbished and extended it and, in parts, rebuilt it.
The spacious farmhouse has plenty of rooms on the ground floor, including a sleek kitchen, drawing room and dining room/conservatory with views across the mature gardens towards the chapel.
Upstairs, there's a galleried landing with a balcony and all of the bedrooms have their own ensuite bathrooms.
Call Brinsons & Birt in Cowbridge on 01446 377035
Dinas Powys - £1.15m
Part of an exclusive development, Ty Melys is the largest of the properties and is entirely self-contained with its own private driveway.
The home has a stunning open plan family area and four reception rooms.
The kitchen has underfloor heating, a vaulted ceiling with five Velux windows and large bi-folding doors which open onto a sun terrace.
There are five bedrooms over two floors and two of them feature walk-in wardrobes and ensuites.
The double garage has been converted into a fitness studio with extra accommodation and allows access to the garden.
Narberth - £1m
This handsome Georgian house is thought to originally date back to 1820 and has five bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms.
Based in woodland bordering a stream, the property itself has generous landscaped gardens and beyond the courtyard at the side of the house is a large garage/workshop with attached office/studio area.
The ground floor features six reception rooms, including a drawing room, kitchen and breakfast room.
Four of the five bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and they share the use of two bathroom suites and one cloakroom.
The property is for sale with Savills of Cardiff on 029 2243 0212
