Historic properties with outbuildings for sale

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.

Château de Dampierre was built around 1630 and is attributed to François Mansart. It stands at the end of a 200-metre-long vista, aligned with an 18th-century wrought-iron gate from the school of Jean Lamour, who created the gates at Place Stanislas in Nancy. The gate stands between two neoclassical pavilions. Beyond it is the gatehouse, with two stable buildings opposite.

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.

Exceptional four-building historic estate near Görlitz. Approx. 506 m² living space, 738 m² usable space, 377 m² development potential on a 6,900 m² plot. Suitable for: multi-generational living artist residence / studios retreat or seminar centre guesthouse or boutique hospitality live-work concept A rare opportunity in a growing Central European region.

The castle in Nakło is listed in the monument register, exempt from property tax and free of mortgage charges. Built in 1770 on the foundations of a medieval manor, it was first the seat of the Bystrzanowski counts. In the second half of the nineteenth century Michał Zbijewski (1825-1898) modernised the building and gave it its present appearance.

Medieval castle on the border of Bourbonnais and Berry, partially listed as a historic monument. Former fortress built in the late 12th century and remodeled under the Second Empire, on an estate of 27 hectares (67 acres). Extensive restoration is required. The estate is 20 minutes from shops and services.

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.

A former royal priory on 41 hectares : / 101.3 acres: This former royal priory in the Hérault region of southern France includes a Romanesque church dating from the 12th century and a main residence built in the 18th century. The estate covers 41 hectares and contains approximately 6,000 m² of buildings. It is protected as a historic monument in France. Location and grounds:

Sale structure: 100% of the shares of the operating company Château La Siroque Società Agricola S.r.l. The estate lies in the province of Pisa between Volterra and Lajatico, 300 metres above sea level. It has more than 20 hectares of vineyards, olive groves and woodland, with views across the Tuscan hills. The villa is restored, with terracotta floors and exposed ceiling beams.

Art Nouveau period mansion dating from 1904, located in Mehltheuer, a district of the municipality of Rosenbach in the Vogtlandkreis district of Saxony. The individually listed building and its garden are designated historic monuments.

Location: Dwor Role is located in the Natura 2000 protected area near the town of Miastko – one of Poland’s most beautiful regions. Surrounded by vast forests, pristine nature, and crystal-clear lakes, this area offers:

Four restored stone houses form a hamlet on a hillside at 959 to 1,000 meters (3,146 to 3,281 ft) elevation near San Agustín in the province of Teruel. The site lies between the Sierra de Gúdar and the Sierra de Javalambre, surrounded by pine and holm oak forest. The Mijares River is nearby, and the area is a designated Starlight destination known for its dark night skies.

Some houses do more than simply offer space; they preserve a way of life. This 1911 villa, nestled in the Emilian countryside between Parma and Mantua, is one of those rare dwellings that welcomes you with discretion, allowing its atmosphere to speak for itself. Located in Luzzara a landscape defined by its waterways, fields, and profound stillness

Villa Neugebauer in Brzeg (Brieg), ul. Jana Pawła II 3, was built in 1898 for Dr. Alfons Neugebauer, one of the Neugebauer brothers who had taken over the Concordia sugar factory in Brzeg more than a decade earlier. It has been listed in the register of historic monuments since 1986. Sandstone and marble, among other materials, were used in its construction.

In the unspoilt countryside of eastern Tuscany, just moments from the border with Umbria, this farmhouse occupies a private hillside setting surrounded by woodland, olive groves and the landscapes of Central Italy. Located in the area of Santa Maria La Rassinata, in the province of Arezzo, the property enjoys a position between two of Italy’s most celebrated regions.

Historic estate with 15.32 acres of parkland in the Łódź Voivodeship in Central Poland. Long-established four-star hotel operation with 70 beds in total; all permits are in place. The heritage-listed manor house is an early 18th-century Polish gentry residence (Dworek).

EXCLUSIVE Built at the end of the Renaissance in the Agenais region of southwest France, this brick-and-stone château overlooks the Garonne Valley. It has retained much of its original architecture, including its remarkable grand staircase and some distinctive elements of its late 17th-century interior decoration.

Country estate with a 19th-century manor house in Caprese Michelangelo, in the province of Arezzo, Tuscany. The property includes a smaller guest house, a separate owner's apartment and several outbuildings. It is currently operated as a holiday rental. The main house stands on the site of a 14th-century dwelling.