Historic properties with extensive grounds for sale

Classical country mansion/manor (Pałac) from the end of the 18th century in Greater Poland. The historic property is located south of Poznan and east of the city of Leszno. To the house belongs the historical park with two ponds and a charming island. Area of the palace about 1000m² 22 rooms 2 conference rooms first floor 350m² upper floor 372m² basement 290m² Coachman's house-201m²

The castle in Dobrocin ("Pałac w Dobrocinie") was most likely built by the Waldburg family around the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries. Main Building:: In the central part of the originally smaller manor house, original Baroque elements from this period are still visible today. In the 1840s, the building was expanded and remodeled in the Neo-Renaissance style.

The manor in Górki Dąbskie, "Pałac w Górkach Dąbskich", was remodeled around 1870 at the request of the landowner Eustachy Rogaliński in the style of English Neo-Gothic. Further modifications were carried out in the early 1920s by the last owners before 1945. After nationalization, the palace mainly served as an office building for a state agricultural enterprise.

Wojnowice Palace – A Silesian Cultural Monument: The fully enclosed Wojnowice Palace (formerly known as "Schloss Woinowitz in Silesia") is surrounded by a 4.5-hectare park featuring rare species of trees and shrubs. Originally a smaller manor house, it was transformed into a grand residence in 1828 by the 24-year-old physician Carl Johann Christian Kuh from Breslau.

The country manor estate is located in the village of Mgowo, 25 km from Grudziądz, 55 km north of Toruń, and 12 km from the A1 motorway towards Gdańsk. The proximity to the A1 allows for quick access from even the more distant regions of Poland. The former estate is situated in a peaceful landscape that invites relaxation and rejuvenation.

This apartment is part of Villa Taverna, a historic villa in Torno on the eastern shore of Lake Como. The villa stands directly on the lake and offers views across the water toward Grand Hotel Villa d'Este. A panoramic path leads from the villa to the center of Torno.

Inspired by the castles of Scotland, the palace in Zagórzany was considered one of the most representative residences and is an outstanding example of Neo-Gothic architecture in Lesser Poland. The four-winged complex with a courtyard was built in the first half of the 19th century for Poland's then Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Count Alexander Skrzyński.

We would like to invite you to discover the palace, which is a true pearl among the luxury residences of Mazovia. It is not only an architectural masterpiece, but also an oasis where history meets modernity, and every step takes you to a land of unforgettable experiences. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Architecture::

A castle as if out of a fairy tale a homage to beauty a jewel of royal history. In the middle of the picturesque Loire Valley, close to the River Cher, Thoré Castle was built in 1513 and stands proudly and splendidly on a large private park of some 24,000 m².The fairy-tale château was originally part of the royal estates of Chateau de Chenonceau and linked to it by an underground passage.

On offer is an ensemble with a remarkable country manor and park. The estate is located in Studzieniec (Rogoźno municipality), about 30 km from Poznań. Locally, the monument is known as Dwór w Studzieńcu. THE MANOR: The freestanding building is partially basemented, single-story with an attic. It is set on a stone foundation, with brick walls and a half-timbered structure.

Estate of the Szembek Family in Lesser Poland: Most of the buildings in the country estate and park complex in Poręba Żegoty are currently in a ruined state. However, this sales offer includes a completed project for the reconstruction of the former estate, which was owned by the Szembek family. This prominent noble family produced numerous influential personalities in Poland.

This historic and exceptionally tastefully designed farmhouse offers a total area of 287 sqm on a plot of 2.3 hectares. On the first floor, there is a living room, a laundry room, a storage room, a kitchen, and a dining room. A bedroom with an adjoining full bathroom completes this floor. The recently renovated kitchen and dining room give the farmhouse a modern look and a generous style.

SOLD: The castle was built in 1620, later it was reconstructed in Baroque style. Twenty years ago the castle was fully renovated by the current owners. The castle stands in a 19 hectare park in English style with various rare trees. In the park there is a detached house for the caretaker and a swimming pool. The castle is entirely furnished with antique furniture and paintings.

Nestled at the confluence of three valleys with a splendid view, this Cistercian abbey, founded in 1152, features magnificent remains of the 13th-century abbey church, with a 52-meter-long nave, a 17th-century abbatial palace, a Louis XIII pavilion, a clock campanile, and eight ponds. Abbey Church:

Country Manor with Outbuilding and Park in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship: The manor house is situated near a national park with forests and lakes, nestled on a hilltop away from the village. It is surrounded by a 7.61-hectare historical park featuring mature trees and two ponds, one larger and one smaller.

We are selling our beautiful lakeside manor: , located in the enchanting natural landscape of Masuria, about 20 km from Olsztyn (Allenstein). The neoclassical manor was built between 1810 and 1820 for the Schilke family and is listed as a historic monument. With a total area of 1,220 square meters, it offers ample space for various private and commercial purposes.

Period estate in Lazio with 520 m² of living space over two floors and a 3-hectare park. The property has also been used as an event venue and was featured in the 2015 film Tutte le strade portano a Roma (All Roads Lead to Rome). The park features historic garden elements including a small early 17th-century obelisk, original vases, paths and a small Beaux-Arts hunting lodge with a tower.

In the archives of the Courland Knighthood, Rudden first appears in 1492 when the Bishop of Pilten granted the estate to the von Amboten family. Over the centuries, ownership of the estate changed frequently until 1819, when it came into the possession of the Barons von Fircks after the marriage of Lieutenant Karl von Fircks to the then-owner, Agnes von Sacken.