Historic properties with basement for sale

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.

Charming listed villa from the 1930s in the elegant villa district in Głuchołazy near the spa park. The two-storey villa stands on a plot of 1,866 m² and has about 120 m² of won area each and a developed attic. The total area is of about 400 m².The finished basement is currently used as a recreation and utility room.

Purchase or long-term lease. The manor house is a one-storey building made of red brick in partially renovated condition. First floor and upper floor are preserved with original brickwork, part of the attic was rebricked and the roof truss was replaced.

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.

The former Lamgarben manor estate in the historic region of East Prussia, located in northern Poland, is offered for private sale. Investors have the opportunity in 2025 to benefit from a special EU funding programme, which provides grants for entrepreneurial projects in selected areas of the Warmia-Masuria region. For more information, please contact us or visit:

This mansion, recently and meticulously renovated, is located near the German border and is now available for sale. Situated within a well-maintained park with two ponds and a stream, the property provides an ideal setting for a distinguished residence.

This historic castle complex, located between Karlovy Vary and Pilsen in Western Bohemia, evolved from a 12th-century fortress. In the first half of the 19th century, the estate was expanded with a brewery, which operated for approximately 60 years. Additional outbuildings were constructed in the 19th century, including a horse stable that remains in relatively good condition.