Luxury historic properties for sale

The Estate: Villa Vitti Merole was built in 1670 and restored over several years in accordance with heritage guidelines. The layout, proportions and historic fabric have been preserved while the technical infrastructure meets current standards. The property consists of approximately 2,100 m² across three levels: the main villa, the former barn and a private chapel.

Residence in the Neo-Medieval style from the 1920s, featuring decorative architecture and a private chapel, set within a two-hectare park with historic trees, a fountain, and an open-air stage. The villa spans 650 m² across two main floors, with a grand staircase, representative salons, a library, and a dining hall, complemented by additional outbuildings totaling 210 m².

Villa Donati is set in the hills of Valdarno, just five kilometers from Loro Ciuffenna, one of Italy’s most charming villages. The villa blends late 19th-century architectural style with modern infrastructure. Florence is 55 kilometers away, and Arezzo is 26 kilometers. Architecture and Features: Built at the end of the 19th century, the villa follows the proportions of Gilded Age architecture:

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.

Villa Pelletti occupies a hillside position between the historic center of Florence and the vineyards of Chianti. The property sits on elevated terrain with views toward the city's rooftops, surrounded by mature hedges and established trees that ensure privacy while maintaining proximity to urban infrastructure. History & Architecture:

Perched on a sun-drenched, south-facing hill, this historic villa in Verbania offers not only breathtaking views over Lake Maggiore, but also captivates with its rich architectural details: frescoes, columns, murals, coffered ceilings, and refined sculptures that adorn both the house and its gardens.

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.

Located just 20 minutes from the historic heart of Florence, this villa sits on an elevated position with sweeping views of the city’s iconic cathedral. The origins of the property date back to the 13th century. Over the centuries, it served as a distinguished residence for several prominent families, including the influential Altoviti.

Belle Époque villa on the lakeside promenade in Lesa, Lago Maggiore. The property comprises the main villa, a separate annex of 200 m² and an independent studio apartment. The villa has been restored with original frescoes and inlaid wooden floors preserved. A lift connects all floors; underfloor heating throughout. Layout: Ground floor:

Near Montecalvoli stands an 18th-century manor house. The villa, set on approximately 6 hectares of land, has preserved its original features including terracotta flooring, wooden beam ceilings, and frescoes by the School of Meucci. Main Building: The manor offers a clear and generous layout with about 10 bedrooms, six bathrooms, two living rooms, and a formal dining room.

Situated on a hillside overlooking the former course of the Ripoll River, this historic 1912 villa is surrounded by nature while remaining only minutes from the town center. The property offers 5,876 sq ft of interior space across three levels. Bright rooms, high ceilings and a clear layout define its character.

Located in the village of Frino, in the municipality of Ghiffa, this historic residence dating from 1930 is situated on the shores of Lake Maggiore. The building is arranged over four floors and currently includes nine residential units, common areas, a professional kitchen and an auxiliary building of approximately 1,075 sq ft. Renovation work was carried out in several phases over the years.

Located about 30 minutes from Pisa, Villa Leopolda is one of the leading estates in Tuscany’s Chianti Pisano region. The property spans 320 hectares of untouched land, providing privacy and Mediterranean appeal.

Villa Gianna is a spacious historic villa from the end of the 19th century in the first row on Lake Maggiore, with a park of over 13,000 square meters full of vegetation and romance.The villa extends over four levels and has a total of 6 suites.

A park-like estate of over 9,000 m² with a manicured garden and mature trees between Lake Dagow and Lake Stechlin makes this country mansion with private lake access (approx. 70 m of shoreline) a true place of longing in the greater Berlin area. Built in 1907 as a representative and retirement residence for a Bremen merchant, the villa is set within Brandenburg’s renowned lake district.

The mansion of textile manufacturer Herrmann Schneider was built in 1905 in the Neorenaissance style. It is located in the center of Bielsko-Biała (Bielitz-Biala), Silesia, and is considered an important architectural witness to the industrialization of Upper Silesia. The property underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2014.

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.

Villa del Riccio is nestled in the scenic hills of Tuscany near Vicchio, a quiet town northeast of Florence. Formerly a local olive mill, the estate now offers over 3,000 square meters of carefully restored living space on a sprawling 12-hectare property. This villa is ideal as a private residence or for running an agri-tourism business.