Historic estates for sale

Dalberger Hof is one of the most distinguished historic addresses in downtown Mainz. Located within a Baroque aristocratic palace dating from the early 18th century, this approximately 169 m² (1,819 sq ft) condominium combines sophisticated urban living with remarkable architectural heritage and an unusually private atmosphere.

The palace in Luberadz, north of Warsaw, was designed by architect Hilary Szpilowski. Built in 1789 on a semi-circular floor plan for Józef Dembowski (1761–1831), it is a notable example of a noble residence in Masovia, frequently referenced in Polish architectural literature. Józef Dembowski served as General Inspector of the Royal Cavalry and page at the court of King Stanislaus August.

Caselette is a village west of Turin, long defined by the presence of Castello Caselette. Perched at the foot of Monte Musinè, the castle, together with its outbuildings, forms a unified, aristocratic estate of remarkable historical integrity.

Pazo de Brandaliz is a Galician manor ("pazo") of the 16th century situated on the outskirts of Santa Marta de Ortigueira, just over a kilometre from Morouzos Beach. The walled gardens extend to 8,000 m²; the built area covers approximately 900 m², comprising the main house, a private chapel, a panera, pavilions and viewing points.

A Heritage Gem of Rare Distinction: Perched directly beside the Pöstlingberg Basilica, this residence actually predates the landmark itself. Its foundations date back to 1809 a time when Marshal Bernadotte was encamped here and the hilltop served as strategic military terrain rather than a scenic destination.

Historic country property | 25-hectare plot | Quiet neighborhood | Good communication with the Tri-City and Warsaw: *****: PALACE:: The palace building has 10 rooms and apartments, offering a total of 20 beds. The building has three floors, including a usable attic and a basement with a kitchen and a boiler room. Wi-Fi access is available throughout the property.

LOCATION AND HISTORY OF CASA SALAS:: In the heart of Tarragona, on the iconic Rambla Nova—the city's main thoroughfare and one of its most representative boulevards—stands Casa Salas Ricomà, a distinguished Modernist building constructed in 1907 by architect Ramon Salas Ricomà, a leading figure in early 20th-century architecture in Tarragona. Notable works by this same architect include:

A unique urban property with a documented history, located in the very heart of Koszalin’s prestigious city centre on the historic M.J. Piłsudskiego Street. The historic villa, surrounded by mature old-growth trees, represents a rare example on the market of well-preserved turn-of-the-century residential architecture in impeccable condition, offering full readiness for commercial adaptation.

Historic, fully restored 18th-century building located in the Province of Cuenca, within an established tourist area with year-round demand. The former noble residence retains its original structure and offers numerous interior spaces suitable for various uses. Well-maintained property with ongoing restorations preserving the historic character and architectural value. Palace Layout::

Locally known as "Casa Castellana," this building is a cultural landmark in the historic center of Alice Bel Colle, in the Province of Alessandria. The palazzo, located at Via Libertà 11, spans multiple levels and retains much of its historic character. The basement features several large vaulted cellars that were once used for wine production.

The late-medieval Seibersdorf Castle (12th/15th century) is nestled among neighboring buildings in the village of the same name (325 inhabitants) on a sunny terrace above the Inn Valley. It is quietly and privately set within a large garden (approx. 4,400 m²) with ancient oaks, beeches, and lindens.

In the enchanting historic centre of Oria, this prestigious property offers the rare combination of history, charm and outdoor space. The estate includes an independent apartment with private garden and terraces, a guest dependance, and a spacious garage with adjoining unit on the ground floor—an exclusive opportunity for those seeking an authentic Mediterranean lifestyle.

1. Overview:: 667.40 m² Villa (Can Borrell 1): Currently used for events and weddings, featuring 7 bedrooms and an exclusive chapel within the villa for religious ceremonies. 593.90 m² Villa (Can Borrell 2): Currently serving as the private residence of the owners, with 7 bedrooms. 326.50 m² Country House (Casa Masovers): Serves as the staff's residence, featuring 2 bedrooms. 157 hectares of land:

This remarkable villa, built in 1896, combines elements of late Historicism with touches of the Liberty style that emerged around the turn of the century in Northern Italy. With refined interior detailing and large windows, the architecture signals the transition into modernity. Its standout feature is the magnificent view of Lake Maggiore framed by the Alpine skyline.

15th-Century Merchant House Seeks a New Owner with an Appreciation for Exceptional Heritage: This Gothic and Renaissance merchant house is located on Kutnohorská Street, directly beneath Kremnica Castle. Its history dates back to 1434, and from a 1442 tax register, we know the first owner was a man named Wilhelm Gros. Today, the property is a national cultural monument and is privately owned.

Main Features:: 26 rooms 3 bathrooms Living area: 805 m² Terraced park: 3,478 m² Usable area: 925 m² Volume: 2,715 m³ Room height: 3 m gara Year of construction: 1910–1915 Last renovation: 1978 Special features: Separate entrance, ballroom, covered veranda Additional spaces: Bar and shop with separate entrances Outdoor areas: Large terraces on all sides Description::

Renovated villa with a private pool and garden, located in the countryside of Oria, Italy. The 200-year-old property has been modernized and expanded. Outdoor Area: The villa features exposed stone walls and traditional star vaults. The 4,500 sqm garden includes olive and fruit trees. A private driveway and electric gate provide access. Living Space:

This exceptional property once belonged to the family of none other than Michael Thonet, the renowned founder of the famous Fameg furniture factory. If the name doesn’t ring a bell, here’s why it should: Thonet revolutionized the furniture world in the 19th century with his bentwood chairs, which remain design icons to this day.