Neo-Baroque castles, mansions and manor houses for sale

Göbitz Manor House historically served as the residential and administrative seat of the local water mill estate, a complex first documented in 1680. The present ensemble was constructed for mill owner Louis Jacob in two phases: the utility wing in 1843, followed by the main manor house in 1890.

"Pałac w Drulitach" (formerly Gut Draulitten) is a 62-acre historical property comprising a manor house, a 19th-century landscaped park, and several outbuildings. The manor house: A sweeping driveway leads to the three-storey neoclassical main building, which features a prominent portico. The interior centres on an open hall with a gallery and skylight.

Located at ul. Sienkiewicza 4 in Dzierżoniów, Lower Silesia, this former Hotel Kaiserhof (later Hotel Polonia) is a listed heritage property (Registry No. A/4121/1312/WŁ). The five-storey building offers approximately 2,400 m² of usable space, plus an annex (garage and service building of 153 m²) on a 1,809 m² plot.

This distinguished neobaroque manor, located in the municipality of Rakovec nad Ondavou, dates back to 1786 and underwent a complete renovation in 1995. Registered as a national cultural monument, it is offered for sale with its unique historic features intact.

The palace in Roztocznik (Pałac w Roztoczniku, formerly Schloss Olbersdorf) is a neo-Baroque manor house that once belonged to the Silesian noble family Seherr-Thoß. Among its last private owners were Barbara von Heyden-Cadow (1869–1946) and Adolf von Seidlitz-Sandreczki (1863–1930). Their coat of arms, placed in the gable and flanked by two soldier figures, remains well preserved to this day.

Historic property with multiple potential uses – wellness facilities, outdoor pool, event hall and equestrian space – located just 15 minutes from the Wrocław city boundary. This 19th-century manor house, formerly known as “Gut Polkendorf”, is located in the village of Wojczyce, approximately 40 km west of Wrocław’s city centre.

This exceptional property once belonged to the family of none other than Michael Thonet, the renowned founder of the famous Fameg furniture factory. If the name doesn’t ring a bell, here’s why it should: Thonet revolutionized the furniture world in the 19th century with his bentwood chairs, which remain design icons to this day.

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.

Who hasn’t dreamed of living in a historic manor house? This magnificent property not only offers generous living spaces with impressive stucco ceilings, chandeliers, and a private ballroom, but it also includes over one hectare of private land. The expansive parkland and an additional building plot make this estate a rare gem. An Architectural Masterpiece of the Neo-Baroque Era:

The manor house in Trzcinno was originally built for the Pomeranian noble family von Massow and was known as "Gut Rohr" (Rummelsburg district, Pomerania) until 1945. Following a fire, it was rebuilt in the Neo-baroque style in 1911. The two-storey building stands on an elevation and is accessed via an impressive, stately driveway.

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.

RE/MAX Panorama offers for sale a neo-baroque historic palace known as Wilhelm's Palace. The palace is located in Sosnowiec at 12 Chemiczna Street as one of the two palaces included in the Park and Palace Complex. It was erected in 1900 as a two-story building on a rectangular plan. The palace is located in a beautiful park in which some of the trees are monuments of nature.

Manor house in need of renovation, with a usable area of approximately 700 m² and a plot of 2.6 ha. Wojnowice is a small village in the municipality of Osieczna (Wielkopolska), located on the road between Leszno and Śrem. The manor house is situated within a landscaped park and is registered as a historic monument.