neo gothic: Historic estates for sale

The castle is located in the village of Trnová, just a few minutes from Prague. It has a usable area of 1,585 m² and sits on a 4,253 m² plot with a pond, pavilion, and fountain. The garden is divided into two sections: one in a romantic English style and the other in a formal French style with symmetrical layout.

The castle and park complex in Gościeszyn is one of the finest examples of English Neo-Gothic architecture in the present-day Greater Poland Voivodeship, alongside the renowned Kórnik Castle ("Zamek w Kórniku"). This monumental estate, including the park and ancillary buildings, has been listed as a national monument under the number 381/A since the late 1960s. HISTORY :

Tamsel Castle (Pałac w Dąbroszynie) is a manor house in the Lubusz region near Kostrzyn nad Odrą, approximately 5 km from the German border. The original Baroque structure from 1780 was expanded around 1850 and given its present Neo-Gothic appearance by the Berlin architect Georg Friedrich Hitzig. The building on a rectangular floor plan extends over three storeys.

Patrykozy Country Mansion – Architecturally Valuable Residence in Masovia: The Palace in Patrykozy is one of the most outstanding examples of a Neo-Gothic manor in Masovia.

Residence Victoria, a Neo-Gothic estate built in 1860, underwent an extensive restoration between 2007 and 2010 and has been tastefully furnished throughout. The property is set within a park-like landscape directly along a river, in one of the oldest spa towns in southern Poland.

Marcienas Muiza is located on the shore of Lake Dzirnavu in a forested region of Latvia. The original Marcienas estate (Martzen) was granted to Count Fermor by Empress Elizabeth of Russia in 1753 and later owned by the v. Maydell family. The original manor, built in a neo-Gothic style, was destroyed in 1918 and not rebuilt. Ruins and the historical layout of the estate remain visible.

50 kilometers south of Warsaw, we offer a historic property featuring a small castle, a park, and turn-of-the-century outbuildings. Meticulously restored to its original charm, the estate boasts: THE MANOR: Żaków Manor is a late 19th-century plastered brick building showcasing eclectic features blending various historical styles such as Neo-Gothic and Neo-Classical.

Grenču Manor – Grenču Muiža – was first mentioned in historical records in 1464. In 1802, the Tsar of Russia gifted Grenču to the Knights of Courland, and it remained under the administration of the Courland Knightly Order until 1912. The last resident of the manor was Leo von Bach. The manor house was built in 1870 according to plans by Theodor Heinrich Seyler.

Set within a sublime landscape where the view stretches for several kilometres, this classical palace built around 1720 embodies the French art of living during the Régence period, worthy of the film Que la fête commence (Let the Party Begin).

Residence in the Neo-Medieval style from the 1920s, featuring decorative architecture and a private chapel, set within a two-hectare park with historic trees, a fountain, and an open-air stage. The villa spans 650 m² across two main floors, with a grand staircase, representative salons, a library, and a dining hall, complemented by additional outbuildings totaling 210 m².

Beneath the rust-colored patina of its long history, the manor house of Kobrow still reveals its presence – a two-story rendered building over a raised cellar, built around 1860 in the Neo-Gothic style. A rectangular three-story tower with a tented roof and clock rises slightly off-center from the façade.

We offer a late Renaissance manor house from 1648, located near the eastern Slovakian metropolis of Košice. At the beginning of the 19th century, it was rebuilt in the classicist style and between 1880 and 1890, romantic neo-Gothic elements were added.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: * Enclosed yard 1500 sq m. * Land plot for rent from the state * Plot area 2.7 ha * Lease term until 2050 Stables: * 19 stalls for horses of 16 sq m each * 15 stalls for horses of 12 sq m each * Riding arena * Total area 1600 sq m. * Grandstands can accommodate 200 spectators The riding arena building has a lovely relaxation area.

Discover an extraordinary historic property in historic East Prussia not far from the city of Olsztyn, Poland! It is the central part of the former church village Opaleniec with the former name Flammberg, built with a listed, neogothic Evangelical-Augsburg church from 1878 and other not listed buildings, which refer to the Gothic architecture.

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.

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.

Former country estate with manor house, small park and outbuildings for sale in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. There is also a possibility of leasing. The purchase or lease price can be negotiated! The property is located just a few kilometers from one of the largest golf courses in Europe Modry Las: , about 100 km southeast of Szczecin in the municipality of Krzęcin.

70km west of Paris, Château Louis XIII, built at the beginning of the 17th century, is a former hotel boasting 32 rooms. Just an hour's drive from Paris, nestled in Normandy near Giverny and Vernon, this magnificent property sits within a sprawling 21-hectare park. Surrounded by dry moats, the castle's brick and stone architecture exudes timeless elegance.