Historic properties for sale

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.

Located in the enchanting region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia in northern Italy, this magnificent castle spans 1,850 m² and is surrounded by a sprawling 110-hectare (271,6 acres) estate, including 10 hectares of vineyards.

This elegant 18th-century château, restored over the past 25 years with exceptional taste by a passionate aesthete, combines classical symmetry with authentic period décor. Nestled at the foot of the Pyrenees, it is surrounded by meticulously designed gardens featuring boxwood parterres, topiary, a labyrinth, and a green theater. Architecture and Interior:

Thanks to favourable tax advantages, this historic templar estate offers a range of opportunities, from holiday lets to other development projects. The main house has been fully restored and provides 200 m² of living space under a new roof, combining historic charm with modern comfort.

Nestled in the hills of Maremma, between the UNESCO World Heritage Val d'Orcia and Monte Amiata, Villa Cerimano comprises three independent residences on 1.5 hectares of gardens, woodland, and wellness areas, designed according to sustainable architecture principles.

A Period Residence in Gilded Age Style with Panoramic Views over the Valdarno Hills: Villa Donati offers a rare combination of historical charm and contemporary comfort, perched to enjoy sweeping vistas of the Valdarno hills and the horizon of Tuscan sunsets. Here, the elegance of a bygone era meets modern living, just five minutes from Loro Ciuffenna one of Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages

This remarkable 15th-century olive mill has been carefully restored and converted into a distinctive home by a renowned architect from Versilia. The free-standing building offers approximately 150 m² of living space and is infused with authentic Italian character. The entrance features a spacious room where the original olive press has been beautifully preserved.

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:

Built in the 12th century and listed as a Bien de Interés Cultural (BIC), this castle complex stands as an outstanding testimony to medieval architecture. The imposing watchtower, inhabited until only a few years ago, reveals two collapsed wall sections uncovered during archaeological excavations remnants of remarkable historical value.

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):

On the edge of a quiet village in the Auvergne, this restored former monastery combines history, calm and space. The location is peaceful yet within walking distance of local shops and amenities.

This 18th-century manor house is situated 15 minutes from Bagnères-de-Luchon. The property provides 2,981 square feet (277 m²) of living space and includes eight bedrooms, two sitting rooms, a dining room, a kitchen, a study, a laundry room, three shower rooms, a bathroom, a walk-in wardrobe, and six toilets. Additional structures include a conservatory, a cellar, and two outbuildings:

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.

This historic townhouse is located in the heart of Lublin’s Old Town at ul. Dominikańska 7 – right on the market square and within walking distance of the city’s main landmarks. Originating in the 15th century, the building combines historical character with modern architectural features, providing the opportunity to develop a luxury hotel with a distinctive character.

Villa Beatrice occupies 1.4 hectares of private grounds between the marble quarries of Carrara and the Tyrrhenian coastline. The property combines a restored two-level residence of approximately 2,472 square meters with landscaped park, vineyard rows, and Mediterranean scrubland.

Just five minutes from Lourdes and in complete privacy, this late 18th-century estate offers eight bedrooms, over 4,300 sq ft of living space, and sits on a 1.5-hectare property. Facing south, the residence has served various purposes over its long history and is now fully renovated, offering a distinguished home at the foot of the Pyrenees.

Price negotiable!: Nestled in a picturesque valley called Turiec, near the far end of the small spa town of Turčianske Teplice and surrounded by the wild and majestic nature of the Veľká and Malá Fatra mountains, lies a prominent estate on the Žarnovica stream.