Castles for sale

This palazzo, in need of renovation, sits at the centre of a well-known town in Puglia. Spread across two floors, it offers approximately 260 sqm of living space, complemented by a 70 sqm panoramic terrace with views of the sea.

In the historic center of Palma di Montechiaro, the Sicilian town that inspired Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa’s novel Il Gattopardo (The Leopard), a late 19th-century palazzo is for sale. The building preserves original architectural elements, including frescoed vaults and historic floors typical of Sicilian architecture from this period. Location and Historical Context:

On the banks of the Ticino River in the municipality of Golasecca (Piedmont), on a hidden plot of land, there is an interesting example of an upper-class residence of the late 19th century. It combines elements of the Liberty style with classical and late Romanesque reminiscences.

Nestled within a wooded estate featuring a historic garden, this 1882 Château offers 900 m² of restored living space, complemented by numerous outbuildings. Its tranquil setting near Le Mans and Paris combines privacy with excellent connectivity, making it ideal for both residential and commercial use.Main Château: Ground Floor: The grand entrance hall (60 m²) opens to:Salon (120 m²):

This period villa, built in the interwar years, is nestled in the sought-after Zone B of Chylice-Letnisko, Konstancin-Jeziorna. Offering circa 180 m² of living space, it combines timeless architecture with significant potential for renovation and personalisation. Layout & Features: Ground floor: approximately 100 m² First floor:

This two-storey palazzetto in Ribera, Sicily, offers a rare glimpse into centuries of urban life and architectural evolution. The ground floor features a secluded courtyard encircled by stables, cellars, and storage areas. Two rooms, once offices until the 1980s, sit alongside a small commercial unit currently let to a tenant, reflecting the building’s layered past.

Direct Sale by the Co-Owners – A “Rough Diamond” in Leventina: In Faido (Ticino) stands a historic villa dating back to the early 1900s, born of love and patronage. Commissioned by the renowned Cattaneo family of physicians and made possible by the substantial dowry of Elisa Gatti – a cultured young bride with a passion for the arts – the residence was conceived as both home and studio.

Exclusive estate with a modernist palace and 157 hectares of land in Vallès Occidental, just 40 km from Barcelona. The property comprises four separate residences, a landscaped park, equestrian facilities, a private water well, and 140 hectares of private woodland. The main villa, built in 1912 and designed by Juli Batllevell, a student of Domènech i Montaner, has been extensively renovated.

Constructed in 1912, this industrialist's residence occupies an elevated hillside position overlooking the ancient Ripoll riverbed. The location provides a secluded natural setting while remaining within close proximity to the centre of Castellar del Vallès and its local infrastructure.

This castle is situated in the Sabina hills, approximately 60 kilometres northeast of Rome. Located in the centre of the village of Vacone, the property stands amid traditional olive groves and vineyards characteristic of the region. Dating back to the 13th century, the castle features original stone walls, defensive towers, vaulted interiors, courtyards, and antique fireplaces.

Olatz Inmobiliaria offers a rural palace from the 18th century, located in the Ayala Valley, with the potential for designation as a Heritage Property. This residence, with over five hundred years of history, is a notable example of Basque noble architecture, retaining its original character over the centuries.

Palacio Rotaeche is an architecturally significant manor located in the picturesque village of Okondo, in the province of Álava, Basque Country. The property spans over 800 m² of living space and is set within a private estate of more than 8,000 m², surrounded by orchards, fruit trees and gardens that provide a peaceful natural environment.

This historic property, located at Schlossbergweg 10 in 92237 Sulzbach-Rosenberg, Bavaria, is a former Baroque castle dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. The estate features a three-wing complex with a main two-story plastered solid structure topped by a hipped roof, flanked by corner pavilions with characteristic pilasters and a balcony.

In a central location in Verbania Intra, just a short distance from the lakeshore, stands this historic villa, currently divided into three independent residential units. The property impresses with its stately entrance hall, featuring a magnificent marble staircase and original period details. The first floor houses a three-room apartment with direct access to the communal garden.

A historically significant german castle with outstanding original features and exquisite stucco ceilings from the Rococo and Neoclassical periods. All measurements, including floor area and number of rooms, are approximate. A large vaulted cellar extends the full length of the building, with an additional cellar beneath the central section.

This manor house is offered for sale in an exceptionally appealing setting within the protected Natura 2000 ecological zone. To the south of the building lie scenic meadows, and just 300 metres away flows the Bzura River. In the distance, a forest provides a habitat for a wide variety of birds and wildlife. The property is a one-storey brick building in need of renovation.

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.

Palazzo Magliano, built in 1910, is located in the picturesque village of Bosia, in the heart of the Langhe region – one of the most beautiful areas of Piedmont. Originally used by Pietro Magliano for sericulture, the building was later transformed under the leadership of his son Cesare Magliano into a renowned restaurant, Rifornimento a pance vuote.