Historic properties with winter garden for sale

The 183 m² raised ground-floor residence is a listed historic monument, with numerous well-preserved representative details designed by architect Konrad Reimer of Reimer & Körte. The dining room opens onto a conservatory leading to a park-like garden with a fountain. The garden is officially listed as a historic garden monument.

A fully modernized half of a Gründerzeit villa in a sought-after Berlin residential neighborhood, presented ahead of its official market launch. With approximately 4,844 sq ft of living space, the property combines the character of classic Berlin villa architecture with high-quality, contemporary interiors.

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.

Historic home in one of Ghiffa’s characteristic villages, just 50 m from Lake Maggiore. The property has been renovated while preserving its original architectural details. The private courtyard leads to a glazed extension that provides access to the living area. The ground floor features a living room with an open kitchen and two windows overlooking Lake Maggiore.

Set in the hills around Lake Maggiore, this historic property dates from the early 20th century and was renovated in 2005. The estate comprises two separate buildings with independent entrances. The main building extends over two floors. The ground floor includes a spacious living area, a half bathroom, a veranda, a covered portico and a private courtyard.

The historic estate "Kaisergütl" on the southwestern outskirts of Salzburg has a history dating back to the 17th century and is documented under this name in the Salzburg State Archives. The property combines historic character with modern residential comfort and has been carefully restored and thoughtfully updated.

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 grand historic house from 1894 is located in the historic center of Brake and is protected as a listed property. Original structure, generous room proportions, and targeted technical upgrades combine to create a residence with flexible use options. The original entrance with stained glass opens into a central hallway with a historic staircase.

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:

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.

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.

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:

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.

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.

Set in the rolling countryside of Le Marche, just outside Fermo and within easy reach of the Adriatic coast, Tenuta Montecapra is a substantial private estate offering a rare combination of residential elegance, land scale, sporting infrastructure, and operational flexibility.

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.

Located in one of the most sought-after residential areas in southwest Berlin, this classic 1922 villa sits on a generous southwest-facing lot of approximately 1,396 m². The house impresses with its characteristic 1920s villa architecture, generous room proportions, and striking ceiling heights featuring original stucco details.