Historic estates for sale: Lower Saxony

Historic country estate, Uckermark, Brandenburg, approximately 5.6 hectares in a secluded position east of Prenzlau. Berlin approximately 1 hour, Stettin approximately 45 minutes, Prenzlau with rail connection, schools and amenities approximately 15 minutes. Main house: Nine-bay brick building dating from around 1870, fully cellared, restored 2002–2010, right half further developed after 2014.

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An Investment with Character, History, and Future | Built in 1873 | Renovated in 2017: Welcome to a property that is far more than just a building: the listed former station reception building of Diepholz, constructed in 1873, is both an architectural statement and a strategic hub. Here, the dignified charm of the Wilhelminian era meets the highly efficient infrastructure of today. The Property:

Purchase of the entire estate or individual residential units available. First documented around 1175, with the core structures of the estate dating from the 16th/17th century. 25 residential units starting at approx. 67 m², purchase prices from €292,000 (no buyer’s commission). Entire estate price on request. Each unit includes a proportional co-ownership share of approx. 9,279 m² of land.

Haus Beckebans – Listed Historic Property in Billerbeck, Münsterland: First documented in 1409, Haus Beckebans is considered the most significant secular building in Billerbeck and is a protected historic monument. The property represents a transitional type between an urban noble residence and an affluent bourgeois townhouse.

A rare opportunity to own a stunning historic villa in the heart of Altena. This elegant 1896-built residence boasts 300 m² of living space, 11 spacious rooms, near Altena Castle. With its gable-fronted design, original masonry, and timeless architectural details, this teilsanierte (partially renovated) property offers a harmonious blend of historic charm and modern comfort.

Villa Matterhorn A refined country mansion on Schlachtensee, Berlin: Built in 1914, Villa Matterhorn stands on the wooded western shore of Schlachtensee one of Berlin's few remaining large-scale Gründerzeit country villas in private ownership. The property was restored by its current owners with close attention to the historic fabric:

Limited-time offer price until 31/05/2026: €345,000 instead of €405,000: Built in 1854 by Karl-Friedrich Schinkel, Schloss Hohendorf is located near Zingst, the island of Rügen, and the historic Hanseatic city of Stralsund, just minutes from the Baltic Sea. The estate was originally inhabited by Count Klot-Trautvetter, acquired by a new owner in 2010, and completely renovated in 2017.

Located in one of the most sought-after residential areas in southwest Berlin, this classic 1922 villa sits on a generous southwest-facing lot of approximately 1,396 m². The house impresses with its characteristic 1920s villa architecture, generous room proportions, and striking ceiling heights featuring original stucco details.

An authentically preserved North German Baroque manor house in a rare setting between the North Sea and the Baltic, within easy reach of Hamburg and Denmark. Built in 1768 on a small island of medieval origin, the property offers complete privacy amid mature beech trees, woodland and a park-like garden overlooking the historic landscape of Schleswig-Holstein.

Located in the heart of the Weser Uplands, close to the popular Weser Cycle Route and surrounded by fields and protected natural areas within the Solling-Vogler Nature Park, this charming country house occupies a desirable rural setting. Built in 1936 and facing south, the house stands out for its functional design, understated aesthetics, and high-quality craftsmanship.

Old Castle Hugstetten ("Altes Schloss") is a listed historic estate in March-Hugstetten in the Breisgau region of southwestern Germany. The property covers approximately 4,000 sqm (final survey pending) and forms a cohesive ensemble of historically significant buildings adjoining the Hugstetten Castle Park. Main House:

A Jewel of Baroque and Neoclassical Architecture in Herrnhut, Upper Lusatia, Saxony: The manor house was built around 1724 after a previous structure on the site was partially destroyed by fire. Historical records confirm that a knight’s estate existed here as early as the 13th/14th century. A rock-hewn cellar with an old well and passageways suggests even earlier use of the property.

This historic ensemble in Baden-Württemberg comprises a Grade-listed Baroque mansion, an established park with a pool, a converted tithe barn, and additional development land. The property is registered in the official monument register as a cultural site of special significance. Primary Mansion:

Turow Moated Castle Historic Estate in Western Pomerania: The moated castle is situated on a four-hectare island completely surrounded by a water-filled moat. The ensemble comprises the main castle, a gatehouse, a timber-frame barn, a thatched granary, a garden house, and a horse stable. Main Castle: (approx. 1,248 m², listed monument) :

Not your average home. A piece of living history with serious potential.: Built in 1912 in the heart of Kissing, Bavaria, this home has a story worth telling. Originally the village blacksmith's forge, a place of craftsmanship, fire, and the rhythm of shod horses, it evolved over the decades into a residence of rare character and charm.

This solid brick farmhouse is peacefully situated on a wooded field island, within sight of the traditional linear village along the road. The house was completely rebuilt in traditional construction style using original historic hard-fired bricks and based on the original plans of the old farmhouse. Construction was completed in 1997.

Listed lakeside property from 1926 with approximately 600 m² of living space set on a park-like estate with private lake access, a boat dock, and a boathouse. The property also impresses with a secluded location and high-quality features and finishes.