Well-priced historic properties for sale

The development plot on offer is situated in a small municipality within a well-maintained residential environment near Lake Müritz. The 1,398 sq m (approx. 0.35 acres) plot features a listed single-storey building with a high pitched roof. The property is currently vacant and requires comprehensive renovation. The usable floor area on the ground floor is approximately 340 sq m.

A listed building in need of comprehensive refurbishment, occupying a central location with potential for development as a hotel, residential complex, or medical center. An architectural project for conversion is available. Renovation Status and Infrastructure: Roof and Ceilings: The complete roof structure has been renovated and insulated with mineral wool.

A watermill dating from 1753 stands directly on the River Rippach. It was built by Franz Stöckchen, remained in operation until 1968 and has been a listed building since 13 June 2016. The building is unrenovated. Elements of the former milling equipment and original building fabric dating back more than 270 years have been preserved.

This townhouse in the historic centre of Manduria retains a range of original architectural features, including stone vaults, fireplaces, niches, arches and a small private garden. A Latin inscription above the entrance reads “Deus meus et Dominus meus” (“My God and my Lord”). The building is arranged mainly on the ground floor, with several split levels connected by stone steps.

Built in 1920, the house in Izbica Kujawska originally served as a school with teachers' accommodation and is now a listed building. It has a distinctive entrance with a classical gabled porch and 80 sq m of living space. The plot lies in a quiet setting, 200 m from the town centre, covers 540 sq m and is fully enclosed.

Mani, the southernmost region of mainland Greece, has for centuries been shaped by independence, resilience, and an exceptionally eventful history. It was here that the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire began in 1821, when the Maniots were among the first to rise in revolt. The distinctive stone towers of Mani were not merely residences, but fortified structures.

The former brewery of Õisu Manor stands directly on the shore of Õisu Veskejärv in Mulgi Municipality, Viljandi County. The building is a protected cultural monument, registered under heritage monument number 14469. The limestone exterior and main structural elements are intact.

Set within 14.36 acres (5.81 ha) of grounds in Tarchalin, Wielkopolska, this 1930s manor house offers a rare, uncompromised restoration project. The estate's origins trace back to an 18th-century farmstead owned by T. Jan Pruski, later expanding under German ownership in the mid-1800s.

"Baszta Monstrancja" is a listed defensive tower dating from the 13th to 15th centuries. As an integral part of the medieval town fortifications of the Teutonic Order, this property is an exemplary model of Northern European defensive architecture within the historic town centre, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The tower is situated in an excellent location at ul.

The plot is located in the municipality of Górowo Iławeckie (parcels 37/2 and 37/3, precinct 3, Bądze) and extends to 6,213 sq m. It carries a former farmhouse of brick and timber construction, dating from 1937. There are no immediate neighbours. The grounds are covered with mature spruce. The surrounding area is quiet and largely undeveloped; woodland begins approximately 500 metres away.

Kępica (“Gut Camps”) is a former estate village in West Pomerania, Poland. The manor house dates back to the early 20th century and consists of the historic main building as well as side wings that were rebuilt after a fire. It is a two-story, plastered brick structure set on a fieldstone foundation, featuring a central risalit and a gable roof. The building is fully basemented.

An industrialist’s retreat in the Lebus Lakeland: The former residence of paper manufacturer Paul Steinbock is situated within the quiet, wooded landscapes of the Lebus region, approximately 8 km from the Słubice border crossing. The property combines a secluded, natural setting with practical cross-border connections; Berlin is accessible via the A12 motorway within a 80–90 km drive.

The first mention of Iģenes muiža dates back to 1397. At that time, Iģenes was part of the large Alt-Odern estate owned by the von Torck family. From a court record of 1672, it is known that the holder of Iģenes and Sarzene was Gerhard von Torck. One of his heirs sold Iģenes on 24 June 1745 to Alexander von den Brincken for 45,000 florins.

A unique urban property with a documented history, located in the very heart of Koszalin’s prestigious city centre on the historic M.J. Piłsudskiego Street. The historic villa, surrounded by mature old-growth trees, represents a rare example on the market of well-preserved turn-of-the-century residential architecture in impeccable condition, offering full readiness for commercial adaptation.

Grenču Manor – Grenču Muiža – was first mentioned in historical records in 1464. In 1802, the Tsar of Russia gifted Grenču to the Knights of Courland, and it remained under the administration of the Courland Knightly Order until 1912. The last resident of the manor was Leo von Bach. The manor house was built in 1870 according to plans by Theodor Heinrich Seyler.

This 18th-century village house boasts a basement, charming original architectural features, and a private courtyard. Situated just a short drive from Uzès, with local shops and everyday amenities within easy reach, the property offers a quiet yet convenient setting.

Location and Accessibility: Set on the border between Mecklenburg and Brandenburg, approximately 7 km south-west of Meyenburg, the former village of Frehne offers a rural setting with exceptional connectivity. The A24 motorway is just five minutes away via Meyenburg junction, while Berlin and Hamburg can each be reached in around 90 minutes by car.

Located in a panoramic position amid the green landscape of Pian di Marte, this property features the remains of an old stone house on approximately 2.8 hectares of land. The building is currently in a state of ruin. Its elevated position with valley views offers excellent potential for conversion into a country residence, a vacation home, or a boutique agriturismo after full restoration.