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This period mansion was built in 1836 and extended in 1908/1909. The present building developed from three originally separate houses. With approximately 850 m² of living space, 327 m² of additional usable space and 17 rooms, the property offers various options for private living as well as combined residential and professional use. The west wing can be used separately.

Designed by Secessionist architect Carl Witzmann in 1910, this historic Vienna-Hietzing residence is located in Unter-Sankt-Veit. Modernized in 2003, the property offers 313 sq m (3,369 sq ft) of living space on a 582 sq m (0.14 acres) lot. The layout comprises six rooms, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and an elevator connecting all levels.

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.

This restored Catalan masia (traditional Catalan country estate) is located in the Penedès wine region, approximately one hour from Barcelona. Set on nearly 7 hectares of land, the estate is currently operated as a boutique hotel and wellness retreat, combining historic architecture with contemporary amenities. The main house offers 14 guest rooms, including two suites.

Nestled in the rolling hills of Mantignana, in the province of Perugia, this stunning countryside property offers breathtaking panoramic views. The home is surrounded by one hectare of fenced land, beautifully landscaped and equipped with external lighting and an irrigation system. The two-story house is thoughtfully divided: Ground Floor: :

Perched above the village of Mainberg in the municipality of Schonungen, the castle occupies a prominent position overlooking the Main River and the surrounding Franconian landscape. Woodland and vineyards frame the property, which lies just 3 kilometers from the Schweinfurt city limits. The city bus network is within easy reach and the nearest highway is approximately 10 minutes away by car.

The castle is part of the cultural monument landscape in the Hirschberg Valley and occupies a secluded position atop a wooded hill. The historic interiors and original 19th-century features were carefully restored in 2004 in accordance with heritage preservation standards. Main Features of the Castle at a Glance:

Two-story country house, built in 1935, modernized between 2009 and 2019. Lot size approximately 10,710 sq ft; living area approximately 3,510 sq ft across the ground and upper floors. The garden is fully screened from the street; mature trees and a pond define the grounds. A gently elevated south-facing terrace of approximately 860 sq ft looks out over the garden.

About ten kilometers west of Schwerin lies the estate village of Zülow, first documented in 1282 and owned until the 18th century by the local Mecklenburg noble family of the same name. In 1781, Ulrich von Schack acquired the estate; his descendant Adolf Friedrich von Schack was granted the Prussian title of Count in 1878.

This prestigious landmarked home is situated in a prime location within Grunewald, set on a secluded, park-like south-west facing lot with mature trees. The centrally located swimming pool, measuring approximately 750 square feet, offers exceptional recreational value and underscores the estate's exclusive character.

At the heart of the estate stands a remarkable historic tower dating back to the year 990, originally part of an ancient defensive system. Carefully and meticulously restored, the tower preserves its original stone architecture and historic character while seamlessly incorporating the comforts and sophistication of modern living.

Villa Matterhorn A refined country mansion on Schlachtensee, Berlin: Built in 1914, Villa Matterhorn stands on the wooded western shore of Schlachtensee one of Berlin's few remaining large-scale Gründerzeit country villas in private ownership. The property was restored by its current owners with close attention to the historic fabric:

The Vijciems hunting lodge is one of the most remarkable historic estates in Livonia. The original wooden structure was built in 1899 for the Livonian Knighthood and was destroyed during the unrest of 1905. The present stone building dates from 1907 and is attributed to the Latvian Baltic-German architect Eižens Laube, who designed it in the National Romantic style.

Villa di Bastiano is situated in the Florentine Apennines, overlooking Lake Bilancino. Originally documented in the 13th century as a pair of fortified towers, the property was redesigned in the late 19th century by the Florentine painter Michele Gordigiani. This renovation established the prominent double-tower silhouette that remains the estate's defining architectural feature. Floor Plan:

In the authentic landscapes of northern Tuscany stands Castello Licci, a 17th-century fortress converted into a fully operational luxury resort. Following comprehensive restoration, the property features a restaurant, spa, reception, pool and multiple event spaces, ready for immediate operation. History and Architecture: The castle was built in the 1600s by a prominent regional family.

Villa Nerassi is a 183-hectare / 452 acres estate located in the hills of Chianti Classico, between Siena (25 minutes), San Gimignano (50 minutes), and Florence (just over one hour). Its elevated position offers panoramic views over vineyards and centuries-old Chianti forests, while maintaining excellent transport connections. Architecture and Function:

Located between the Apuan Alps and the Tuscan coast, Villa Beatrice is a restored period residence offering privacy, space and a timeless aesthetic. Set within a 1.4-hectare private park, the property combines landscaped gardens, Mediterranean vegetation and a small vineyard that frames the villa like a natural amphitheater.

Above the marina of Porto Cervo, Villa Kronos exemplifies modern design, where light, proportions, and views are perfectly balanced. The architecture is clean and serene, featuring simple lines, spacious rooms, and a continuous dialogue between interior and exterior spaces that seamlessly integrates the sea into the home.