Historic properties for sale with park view

The manor house (Kaštieľ) in Kovarce is set in a quiet location north of Nitra. Built approximately 150 years ago from fired brick, the property was renovated in 2009. It consists of a partially finished basement, a main floor, an upper floor, and a converted attic. The manor offers 13 rooms and a spacious kitchen connected to the dining room and living room.

A medieval castle was traditionally defined by three characteristics: impregnability, self-sufficient provisioning during a siege, and generously proportioned living quarters. The castle is located in Upper Franconia, between Coburg, Bayreuth, and Bamberg, close to several UNESCO World Heritage sites. Its hilltop position and surrounding fortified wall provide a secluded, protected setting.

15 km southeast of Neubrandenburg lies the former crown domain village of Neu Käbelich. Established as a dairy farm (Meierei) in 1719, Neu Käbelich was first recorded in 1770 as an outlying farm (Vorwerk) of Alt Käbelich. In 1801, the village passed permanently into the possession of the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz as an independent domain of 453 hectares.

This 1882 Neo-Renaissance palace ensemble is located in the Lesser Poland region, north of Krakow. The former estate traces its origins back to a documented historical domain dating to the 14th century. Designed by the Warsaw architect Adam Oczkowski, the main residence draws architectural inspiration from classical Italian country villas.

The palace in Rożnów, known as Dwór w Rożnowie, is a classical gem from the early 19th century located in Lesser Poland. Situated on a 1.86-hectare plot, the estate comprises three buildings:

The 14th-century estate, protected as a Monument Historique, is located in the center of a historic village near Uzès. Until the end of the 20th century, the property remained in family ownership for nearly seven centuries. The architecture documents the evolution from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.

Manor estate with a total area of 47 hectares (116 acres), comprising a listed manor house, farm buildings, a former outfarm and contiguous agricultural land. The property consists of four separate registered parcels. Acquisition is also possible for buyers who are not registered farmers in Poland.

Built in the second half of the 16th century and altered in the 17th century, the manor house is a largely preserved example of the architecture of the historic Bas-Poitou region. The property was spared during both the French Wars of Religion and the Wars of the Vendée and underwent relatively few changes over the centuries.

A medieval castle built on ancient foundations and beautifully restored during the 19th century. This historic island estate is surrounded by water-filled moats and features a Neogothic gatehouse, a private chapel, and extensive outbuildings. The contiguous 215-acre estate includes vast tracts of actively managed agricultural land.

Polish manor house on the Vistula escarpment in Smoszewo, Masovia, 47 km from Warsaw and 14 km from Modlin Airport. The building stands within a park with views across the river towards the Kampinos Forest. The property underwent full renovation between 2007 and 2010. Currently used as a private residence; commercial operations are suspended. Layout: Ground floor (313.5 m²):

Set in the rolling countryside of the Gers, this listed château ensemble extends over 7.6 hectares. The property comprises the main residence, a Neo-Gothic chapel, several outbuildings, wooded areas and a pond. The origins of the estate date back to the 18th century. Expanded and reconfigured over time, the château acquired its present form in the mid-19th century.

Nestled within the prestigious Villa Montecchio residential complex, this exceptional second-floor condo offers a rare blend of medieval heritage and modern living. The property is set inside a masterfully converted 12th-century monastery and features approximately 1,935 square feet (180 m²) of living space defined by soaring ceilings and preserved, authentic terracotta (cotto) tile floors.

This former manor estate combines historic architecture with extensive grounds and great potential for a range of uses. Located near Rawicz in western Poland, the property consists of a stately main house, several outbuildings and a landscaped park with ponds. The main house is a solidly built manor on a high basement, featuring a hipped brick roof and an impressive front facade:

PALACE AND PARK COMPLEX: in western Poland, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Kostrzyna. The property can be converted into a residential residence, hotel, SPA, guesthouse, agritourism farm, stud farm, clinic, nursing home, etc. The palace is listed in the register of historic monuments. Total land area including the park: 4.6 ha (46,000 m²) The following buildings are located on the property:

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 :

17th- and 18th-century château with 300 hectares (741 acres) of land in Anjou, 42 km from Angers. The main building dates from 1635; two side wings were added in the 18th century. The ensemble is oriented east-west and arranged around a U-shaped courtyard of honour.

18th-century château with classical, symmetrical architecture at the gates of Provins, 90 km from Paris. A complete restoration carried out between 2005 and 2015 brought the property up to international standards of comfort; no further renovation work required. The château is ideally oriented east-west and opens onto the park via three large dressed stone staircases.

Schloss Lindach traces its origins to a medieval castle that is believed to have already existed during the reign of Duke Frederick II of Swabia. The first documented reference to the village of Lindach dates back to 1331. The castle was part of a chain of hilltop residences in the Fils, Rems, and Lein valleys.