Castles for sale

A listed manor estate with historic residence, parkland and former farm buildings is for sale in Starków, a village in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, municipality of Kłodzko, Poland. The property spans a total of 2.99 hectares (parcels 316/1, 316/2, 316/3 AM-2) and is registered as a protected heritage site.

Magnificent country estate with baroque palace, built in 1781 by Ernest Wendzky, underwent a Neoclassical renovation in the early 20th century. The rectangular structure is two-storey with a basement and was used as a school after World War II. Today, the property is privately owned. The castle offers approximately 1,700 m² of living space on a generous 4.2-hectare plot.

A unique property in the heart of Mazovia – an 18th-century restored manor house with additional buildings, located near Zakroczym. Hotel – Guesthouse – Exclusive medical centre or spa – Senior Home – Family property. The possibilities here are limitless...

A Magnificent French Château with Rich Historical Significance: Exceptional property, superb restoration Outstanding unaltered architectural features Superb open-plan reception area 7,795 m² of grounds This historically protected château (ISMH), with its origins dating back to the 13th century, was significantly altered between the 15th and 17th centuries.

Country Estate in Unobstructed Secluded Location: Karszew in Greater Poland is located between Łódź and Konin, approximately 7 km from Poland's key A2 motorway, which runs from the German-Polish border at Frankfurt (Oder) to Warsaw. The property is zoned for commercial use.

Classicist baroque manor (pałac) from the late 18th century in Greater Poland. The country property is located south of Poznań and east of Leszno, set amidst a historic park featuring two ponds and a charming island. Property Details:: Manor house area: approx. 1,000 m² 22 rooms 2 conference rooms Ground floor: 350 m² Upper floor: 372 m² Basement: 290 m² Coach house:

Wojnowice Palace – A Historic Treasure of Silesia: Encircled by a sprawling 4.5-hectare park, Wojnowice Palace – formerly known as “Schloss Woinowitz” – is an architectural gem of Silesia. The estate’s roots date back to its transformation in 1828, when Dr. Carl Johann Christian Kuh from Breslau, a young ophthalmologist and future industrialist, reshaped the manor into a grand residence.

Estate of the Szembek Family in Lesser Poland: Most of the buildings in the country estate and park complex in Poręba Żegoty are currently in a ruined state. However, this sales offer includes a completed project for the reconstruction of the former estate, which was owned by the Szembek family. This prominent noble family produced numerous influential personalities in Poland.

This neoclassical lakeside manor, located in the scenic Masurian countryside, is available for purchase. Situated approximately 20 km from Olsztyn (Allenstein), the property is a listed historic monument, originally built between 1810 and 1820 for the Schilke family. With a total area of 1,220 square meters, the manor offers generous space for both residential and commercial use.

In the archives of the Courland Knighthood, Rudden first appears in 1492 when the Bishop of Pilten granted the estate to the von Amboten family. Over the centuries, ownership of the estate changed frequently until 1819, when it came into the possession of the Barons von Fircks after the marriage of Lieutenant Karl von Fircks to the then-owner, Agnes von Sacken.

Former country estate with manor house, small park and outbuildings for sale in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. There is also a possibility of leasing. The purchase or lease price can be negotiated! The property is located just a few kilometers from one of the largest golf courses in Europe Modry Las: , about 100 km southeast of Szczecin in the municipality of Krzęcin.

Exquisitely situated classical manor from the 19th century in the municipality of Konopnica, perched on a hill overlooking the bend of the Warta River. The property spans approximately 1,000 m², set within a sprawling estate of around 6.5 hectares featuring a picturesque park adorned with ponds, sessile oaks, yews, black poplars, and natural monuments.

The Radolińskich Manor in Zborów near Kalisz is a gem in the Greater Poland Voivodeship and today stands as a unique private residence. Constructed by Wlodzimierz Radolinski, the neoclassical manor from the mid-19th century features a substantial four-column portico and was later expanded by Witold Garczyński with a southwest annex and a front colonnade.

Simple classical country manor from the mid-19th century with a rectangular layout, high gable roof, and usable attic. The construction of the manor dates back to Jakub Hersztopski, a city secretary from Wschowa. Over the years, many renowned families from Greater Poland have lived here, including the Szczawiński, Ponikiewski, and Kęszycki families.

The manor house in Mzurów dates from the early 20th century and has 260 sqm of floor space, set on a 1.138 ha plot in the Niegowa municipality. Mzurów lies in the hills of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, 19 km northeast of Myszków. Distances: Olsztyn 19 km, Niegowa 3 km, Częstochowa 42 km, Myszków 17 km, Katowice 67 km, Kraków 90 km, Warsaw 270 km. The village had 358 residents in 2021.

This elegant palace is located in Karczew, Grodzisk County, Greater Poland Voivodeship. Originally built between 1805 and 1811 for Mikołaj Mielżyński, the palace was remodelled in 1908 by renowned architect Roger Sławski for Józef Kęszycki. The result is a neoclassical residence with Neo-Baroque elements. The main body features a hipped roof, while the side wings are topped with mansard roofs.

The manor complex is situated in a picturesque location on the shore of Lake Durbes. The first mention of the manor was in the middle of the 14th century. The order knight Winrich von Rummel was the first verifiable feudal lord of the manor. The von Rummel family owned the estate until 1637. After that, the estate of about 2000 hectares changed owners several times.

Krimulda is probably the most touristically significant manor house in Livonia (Vidzeme), and perhaps even in the entire Baltic region. Perched high above the Gauja Valley (Livonian Aa), within the eponymous national park, Krimulda offers views to the north of the beautifully restored Turaida Castle, a former Teutonic Order stronghold.