Luxury historic properties for sale

An authentic Mallorcan manor house located in the heart of Campos, dating back to the 18th century and comprehensively renovated in 2021. The restoration meticulously preserved the original architectural features, including vaulted ceilings, heavy timber elements, and the traditional room sequence characteristic of a Mallorcan town mansion. Layout and Dimensions:

This distinguished 19th-century estate is located in the historic heart of Uzès, within a quiet street of the protected old town. The property has been carefully restored, preserving its original architectural character while integrating modern standards of comfort. The residence offers generous and elegant reception spaces and comprises:

Location and Surroundings: This townhouse in Sóller is just a few minutes' walk from the popular and picturesque Plaza de Sóller. The authentic town of Sóller, also known as the "Golden Valley," is nestled among orange, lemon, and olive groves and framed by the impressive Tramuntana mountain range. Palma and the international airport are approximately 35 minutes away by car.

This manor house in Sóller is located very close to the village center. The two-story property plus basement offers a living area of approximately 280 m², featuring an impressive entrance hall with elegant marble columns, a spacious living area and a bathroom on the ground floor.

Palace from the 19th century in Manduria, located in the prestigious Salento region, transformed into a stylish boutique hotel. Manduria, a city in Apulia of great historical and cultural significance, is renowned as the city of the Messapians and for the production of Primitivo wine, one of the internationally most esteemed organic products.

Palazzo Merletti is a distinguished 14th-century noble residence located on the main square of Mercatello sul Metauro, in the scenic hills of Montefeltro, Marche. Entering the palace is like stepping back into the Renaissance, where history and architecture merge seamlessly. Architecture and Interior Layout: The palace consists of two wings connected by a grand stone staircase.

This exceptional 16th-century casa palacio is located in a historic town in the heart of Castilla-La Mancha, a region renowned for its cultural legacy and architectural heritage. The property is historically associated with the influential Fugger banking family, trusted financiers to Emperor Charles V.

Just 45 minutes from Pescara International Airport and two hours from Rome, Palazzo Marca rises from the historic center of Mozzagrogna – a timeless village suspended between the Apennines and the Adriatic. Formerly known as Palazzo Marcantonio, this 18th-century estate is more than architecture:

Palazzo dei Cecchi, dating back to the 15th century, is located in the heart of Siena’s historic center on the elegant Via di Pantaneto. Once part of the Via Francigena pilgrimage route, this street lies just steps from the iconic Piazza del Campo.

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.

Elegant urban palace with approximately 340 m² of living space across three floors, situated in a central yet quiet part of Santa Margalida, just a ten-minute drive from the sea. This property stands out for its tranquil surroundings, authentic historical character and generous layout, offering the potential to be converted into two or three separate residential units if desired.

Early 19th Century town house in the centre of the historic Lombardian town of Soresina. : Visit our website : : https://www.palazzo-soresina.com Built in 1824, this classic Italian town palazzo, with portico gallery entrance, is located on the northern corner of the main square of Piazza Garibaldi, Soresina. The Palazzo Soresina is an extensive property of 689 m² over three floors.

The Palazzo was built at the beginning of the 16th century by Princess Isabella of Capua and served as the residence of the feudal lords of the County of Campobasso. The Gonzaga of Guastalla and the Carafa della Stadera stayed here, hosting the royal families of Bonaparte and Ferdinand II of Bourbon.