Historic estates for sale

Polgeto is a charming hamlet overlooking the fully restored Castle of Polgeto. This house is set on the edge of a mature olive grove at the outskirts of the hamlet. While there are neighbouring houses on two sides, the property itself is fully detached. It has the potential to be converted into a five-bedroom home with spacious communal areas.

The Fratticciola Project presents a unique opportunity to restore a charming stone building in the rolling hills of Fratticciola Selvatica, located in the heart of Umbria, Italy.

In a beautiful location surrounded by greenery in Pietra Melina, we are offering a ruined building of approximately [bitte genaue Fläche einfügen] square metres spread over two floors, with a large plot of land measuring 2000 square metres around it.

In the heart of the village of Aups, this stunning 290 m² property has been tastefully renovated to the highest standards. Set on a 12,435 m² plot, it boasts 250 olive trees, producing 200 to 350 liters of olive oil per year. The prime location offers walking access to the village center, just steps away from all amenities. Features: :

Villa Murtas is a historic estate set in the rolling Tuscan hills, just 20 minutes south of Florence. From the moment you arrive via the cypress-lined driveway reminiscent of scenes from Renaissance paintings the atmosphere is one of rare presence and depth. Dating back to the 13th century, the villa underwent a careful and respectful restoration in 2015. Across six levels

Castle in need of renovation in the scenic Tauber Valley, Baden-Württemberg. The property features well-preserved original interiors, including fine baroque stucco ceilings and period details throughout. With its authentic architectural fabric and spacious layout, the castle offers excellent potential for private restoration, cultural projects or adaptive reuse. Full refurbishment required.

Villa Montelupi is a striking example of a traditional Tuscan country villa nestled in the rolling hills of Valdichiana. Featuring a clear rectangular structure, hipped roof, veranda, loggia, and dovecote, it embodies the region’s rural architectural heritage, seamlessly combined with modern comforts and stunning panoramic views of the Tuscan landscape.

The house was built in the 15th century and was used until the 19th century as a residence for canons. Nowadays it is called “Casa del Diablo” (House of the Devil) because in it lived around 1836 a prominent anticlerical revolutionary, nicknamed El Diablo Royo, both for the color of his hair and for his not very exemplary behavior.

Villa Dülfer was built in 1908 by the Dülfer family and soon became known as the “Onion Palace” due to its distinctive domed turrets. The original owner, Martin Dülfer, was a pioneer of Jugendstil architecture in Germany and one of its most influential figures.

BORGO BELCANTO CASTELLINA IN CHIANTI: A place for the soul. A timeless estate. Nestled in the heart of the Chianti hills, among cypress trees, vineyards and the endless sway of olive groves, stands Borgo Belcanto: a historic estate with enduring charm and a truly Tuscan spirit.

Located between Pisa and Florence, this biodynamic estate covers over 59 acres in the heart of Tuscany. The property combines modern luxury with sustainable living in a peaceful countryside setting. Residence: The villa offers approximately 8,600 square feet (800 sqm) of living space, featuring eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms with en-suite facilities.

We are selling our country manor in an attractive natural location between Poznań and Warsaw. The area is ecologically clean and part of the "NATURA 2000" protected zone. To the south of the building are extensive meadows, and the Bzura River flows 300 meters away. Further in the distance lies a forest where many interesting bird and animal species can be observed.

Markow is located about 10 km northeast of Stavenhagen and has been part of the municipality of Ivenack since 1962. The -ow suffix and the original spelling indicate a Slavic origin. Unlike nearby estate farms, Markow was not a subsidiary property of the noble estate of Ivenack. As early as the 18th century, it was under the ownership of the regional sovereign, functioning as a ducal domain.

A superb opportunity to purchase a complex of buildings to restore in a very picturesque and tranquil location. There is even a suggested plan for what could be done with the main house. The completed project would result in a beautiful property with a guest house, if required, and ample land for a swimming pool and tennis court.

In the verdant heart of the Mugello, less than an hour from Florence, stands Castello Belletti – a 13th-century estate that began as a fortress and evolved into an elegant private residence. Surrounded by five hectares of secluded parkland, it offers a rare opportunity to experience the unspoiled spirit of Tuscany. A Region with Soul:

Historic Estate with Development Potential – Just 15 Minutes from Wrocław’s City Limits: Located in the village of Wojczyce, approximately 40 km from downtown Wrocław, this 19th-century manor is set within a 4-hectare landscaped park. Following extensive structural renovations, the building is now in a weatherproof shell condition.

Welcome to Château Jägerstein!: Step into a world where time seems to stand still – and yet every detail has been lovingly modernized. The impressive Villa Jägerstein stands majestically on a sunny hillside, offering unobstructed views over Biel, Lake Biel and all the way to the Alps.

We are offering a unique château estate in Vršovice, spanning a total area of 1.6 hectares. The Vršovice Chateau, together with its agricultural buildings, is located in the southern part of the village of Vršovice (Louny district), set in a picturesque bend of the Ohře River. Constructed in the first half of the 17th century, it is a registered cultural monument.