Renovation projects for historic properties for sale

Countryside property in the nature between Krakow and Warsaw historical mill with outbuildings, forest and meadow areas, total plot size over 12 hectares. Create your individual living and working space in the greenery without neighbors. For sale is a very charming plot and ensemble of buildings with a total area of 12.31 hectares and the following buildings: Historical mill:

Historic house for sale in Saxony-Anhalt, Central Germany. The property is located next to an old, disused church and offers a unique historic charm. This village house sits atop a small hill in the village of Schraplau, near Querfurt, surrounded by picturesque scenery. The estate covers approximately 0.5 hectares, featuring mature trees and terraced gardens.

Italian manor for renovation in Umbria with panoramic views: The historic Palazzo Vaiano, a former winery with several outbuildings, is situated high in the hills above San Leo Bastia and offers wide views over the valley. The estate features a long driveway and a spacious terrace. The main house and two of the three outbuildings require renovation.

"Villa Glückauf" is located in the Silesian spa town of Kudowa-Zdrój (known as Bad Kudowa until 1945, County of Glatz), approximately 3 miles from the Czech border. Kudowa-Zdrój is an established spa resort with several mineral springs and numerous sanatoria, villas, and cure houses dating from the turn of the 20th century. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was among the town's notable visitors.

The manor complex is situated in a picturesque location on the shore of Lake Durbes. The first mention of the manor was in the middle of the 14th century. The order knight Winrich von Rummel was the first verifiable feudal lord of the manor. The von Rummel family owned the estate until 1637. After that, the estate of about 2000 hectares changed owners several times.

Bilskenhof was formerly called Hoevelshof and was owned by Theodor Bielski, after whom it later took its name. During the Swedish period in Livonia, the estate initially came into the possession of State Councillor Baner. In the 18th century, the Baltic families von Grünblatt, von Tiesenhusen, and von Lilienfeld were known as its owners.

Purchase or long-term lease. The manor house is a one-storey building made of red brick in partially renovated condition. First floor and upper floor are preserved with original brickwork, part of the attic was rebricked and the roof truss was replaced.

Krimulda is probably the most touristically significant manor house in Livonia (Vidzeme), and perhaps even in the entire Baltic region. Perched high above the Gauja Valley (Livonian Aa), within the eponymous national park, Krimulda offers views to the north of the beautifully restored Turaida Castle, a former Teutonic Order stronghold.

Listed historic building of the former casino in Kętrzyn (Rastenburg) in a central location. The red brick construction is in good technical condition with a renewed roof, gutters, and chimneys. The building area is approximately 1400 m², and the plot encompasses 8,800 m² with a landscaped and well-maintained park. On the ground floor, there is a ballroom with an orchestra balcony

Former country estate "Gutshof Lamgarben" in the historic region of East Prussia in northern Poland. Investors have the opportunity to benefit from a special EU funding program in the current year 2024. This includes grant funding for entrepreneurial projects in certain areas of the Warmia-Masuria region. Further information is available on request or at:

The former manor is located in the municipality of Piotrowo, 33 km from Poznań and 6 km from Śrem. The mansion dates back to the early 19th century and was later expanded in eclectic and neo-Gothic styles. The current condition requires a full restoration. The entire property is under historic preservation protection. The estate includes::

Manor house in need of renovation, with a usable area of approximately 700 m² and a plot of 2.6 ha. Wojnowice is a small village in the municipality of Osieczna (Wielkopolska), located on the road between Leszno and Śrem. The manor house is situated within a landscaped park and is registered as a historic monument.

Bożków Castle, formerly known as "Schloss Eckersdorf" was regarded as one of the most distinguished and architecturally significant castle estates in the former County of Glatz in Silesia. Built in the 16th century as the residence of the Counts of Magnis, the property was originally designed in the Renaissance style and subsequently expanded and remodeled over several centuries.