Historic properties for sale

In the well-known Borromean Islands on Lake Maggiore, a historic villa is for sale on Isola dei Pescatori. Only the interior finishing remains; all materials for bathrooms, floors, and overall interior design can be freely chosen. The house spans four floors, all served by an elevator. Each room is equipped with individually adjustable air conditioning.

Palazzo dei Cecchi, dating back to the 15th century, stands in the heart of Siena’s historic centre, on the elegant Via di Pantaneto – once part of the Via Francigena and just steps from the iconic Piazza del Campo.

Nestled between Pisa and Lucca in the gently rolling hills of Tuscany, this partly restored villa offers refined living with over 1,260 m² of interior space and sweeping views across the verdant valley. Arranged over three floors and a tower, the residence features 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, with large windows drawing in natural light.

Polgeto is a charming hamlet overlooking the fully restored Castle of Polgeto. This house is set on the edge of a mature olive grove at the outskirts of the hamlet. While there are neighbouring houses on two sides, the property itself is fully detached. It has the potential to be converted into a five-bedroom home with spacious communal areas.

The Fratticciola Project presents a unique opportunity to restore a charming stone building in the rolling hills of Fratticciola Selvatica, located in the heart of Umbria, Italy.

Located in the Niccone Valley, this property boasts one of the most accessible and commanding positions in this sought-after Umbrian region. With easy access to Umbertide, it enjoys an ideal west-facing orientation for sunsets and overlooks one of the valley's widest and most open stretches a truly splendid location.

In a beautiful location surrounded by greenery in Pietra Melina, we are offering a ruined building of approximately [bitte genaue Fläche einfügen] square metres spread over two floors, with a large plot of land measuring 2000 square metres around it.

The property presented, located near the centre of Aups village, is a historic country estate in Provence with a living area of 290 m². The owners have renovated the villa using original and high-quality materials, adapting it to modern-day standards, while also ensuring contemporary energy efficiency.

Villa Murtas emerges from the Tuscan hills like a chapter from history brought to life. Located just 20 minutes from Florence’s vibrant heart, its approach is marked by a cypress-lined avenue a scene straight out of Renaissance art. The estate’s lineage traces back to the 1200s, yet its story is far from static.

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.

Villa Montelupi stands as an exemplary specimen of traditional Tuscan country homes nestled within the undulating hills of the Val di Chiana region. The residence’s unmistakably geometric silhouette characterised by its rectangular footprint, hipped roof, welcoming veranda, classic loggia and charming dovecote epitomises rural Tuscan architecture.

Built in the 15th century, this building served as a residence for canons until the 19th century. It is now known as the "Casa del Diablo" (House of the Devil) because around 1836 it housed a prominent anticlerical revolutionary nicknamed "El Diablo Royo" (The Red Devil), both for his red hair and his rather unsavoury conduct.

This distinctive villa was built in 1908 by the Dülfer family and is locally known as the “Onion Palace” due to its characteristic bulbous domes. The builder, Martin Dülfer, was one of the pioneers of Jugendstil architecture in Germany. The classically inspired residence with Neo-Renaissance elements stands on a square floor plan, is single-storey, cellared and topped with a broken hip roof.

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of the renowned Chianti region, encircled by iconic cypress trees, sprawling vineyards, and centuries-old olive groves, Borgo Belcanto is a rare gem — a historic hamlet steeped in authentic Tuscan heritage. About the Estate: Spanning approximately 2,000 square metres of exquisitely maintained living and utility space, the estate comprises: Main Villa::

Tucked away in the rolling hills between Pisa and Florence lies a remarkable estate that redefines luxury living through its commitment to nature and thoughtful design. This biodynamic property spans more than 20 hectares, combining the rustic charm of the Tuscan countryside with contemporary eco-consciousness.

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.

In the western Slovak village of Koplotovce, we offer a manor house of significant historical value. Originally built as a Renaissance fortress, the estate was transformed into a Neoclassical manor in the 18th century. Many original architectural features have been preserved, including portals, classical columns, vaulted ceilings and distinctive corner towers. Building Layout and Potential Uses: