Five more pool homes crossed our desk today, and this batch spans five different countries and a wide price range — from an €830,000 Istrian new-build to a €2.1 million Mykonos villa built around its sunset view. Here's today's five.
A New-Build Istrian Villa With Its Own Stone Pergola Poolside
 |  |
€830,000 — Istria, Croatia. Set in a quiet stretch of rural Istria about fifteen minutes from the coast, this new-build stone villa pairs traditional Istrian styling — sage-green shutters, a symmetrical stone façade — with a rectangular pool backed by its own stone pergola. The home comes with underfloor heating and a pool filtration system already built in, so there's nothing left to finish.
A Provençal Hideaway Where the Pool Edge Disappears Into the Hills
 |  |
€850,000 — Fayence, Var, France. This 150-square-meter Provençal villa backs onto wooded hillside with a layered view toward the Alpes-Maritimes, and the infinity-edge pool out front is built to make the most of it. Inside, it's three bedrooms and three bathrooms of antique-furnished, fireplace-warmed rooms behind an automatic gate and video intercom.
An Algarve Infinity Pool Five Minutes From Lagos Marina
 |  |
€1,995,000 — Lagos, Algarve, Portugal. Built in 2008 and recently updated, this four-bedroom contemporary villa sits on a 1,118-square-meter plot bordering Porto de Mós beach, with solar panels and landscaped Mediterranean gardens surrounding the infinity pool. It's a five-minute drive to Lagos's historic town center and marina.
A Mallorcan Finca Being Built From the Ground Up, Pool Included
 |  |
€1,999,000 — Sencelles, Mallorca, Spain. This single-level stone finca is sold off-plan, meaning the images show the finished architectural design rather than a move-in-ready property today — worth knowing going in. Once built, the roughly 20,000-square-meter plot gives four bedrooms and five bathrooms a private pool running the length of the house, with a pergola and open country views.
A Mykonos Villa Where the Infinity Pool Catches Every Sunset
 |  |
€2,100,000 — Fanari, Mykonos, Greece. Elevated above Fanari with four en-suite bedrooms across 260 square meters, this white Cycladic villa faces the Aegean head-on, and its infinity pool was positioned specifically to catch the sunset over the water. Stone garden walls and a 2,500-square-meter plot keep it private despite the views.
That's today's five. Know someone who'd want a pool like one of these? Forward this along — and check back tomorrow for five more.