Historic properties with reception rooms for sale

The property was formerly owned by the family of Michael Thonet, founder of the renowned Fameg furniture factory. Thonet played an important role in the development of bentwood furniture in the 19th century, with his designs becoming enduring examples of furniture design. The property: The property comprises two floors, an attic and a basement. Total area:

In a prime location, just a few steps from Lake Tegernsee, we are offering for sale a historic hotel in Bavarian style, dating back to the early modern period. The property is situated on a large plot and offers a variety of potential uses.

Located at 470 meters above sea level, this eco-friendly retreat offers solar-powered facilities, a bio-pool, a wellness area, a panoramic terrace, and lush gardens. The property includes parking and accommodates up to 15 guests across 7 en-suite bedrooms. Additional spaces include a fully equipped kitchen, inviting living rooms, and a cozy library.

This extraordinary estate was built in the mid-18th century in the heart of Baix Penedès. The palace was commissioned by the second Marquesa de Griny and served as a residence for the royal family and children of Spain during the mid-20th century.1. Main Building: The Palace:

The Palace of Abanco, situated in the northern Spanish province of Soria, is only a short distance from Berlanga de Duero, where all essential amenities are readily available.Once the residence of the Marquises of Berlanga, this remarkable building is now privately owned. Constructed in the early 18th century on a square plan, it is positioned directly opposite the church.

Krupski Młyn, often celebrated as the greenest municipality in Silesia, is enveloped by lush forests that cover an impressive 90% of the area. Nestled at the heart of this picturesque village, the property for sale has been meticulously transformed into a four-star hotel, offering a wide range of future development possibilities.

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:

Eclectic castle/manor in western Slovakia. Originally built in the 17th century and expanded in the 18th century. Finally, in the early 20th century, it underwent a renovation in the Art Nouveau style. Once serving as a summer residence for the nobility, it is now utilized as a family estate. However, it could also be used as a corporate residence or for other commercial and cultural purposes.

Vogteischloss Stopfenheim, built in 1716 by Franz Keller on the foundations of a 13th-century moated castle. The four-wing Baroque structure, modeled on the nearby Ellinger residence, encloses a private courtyard behind a surrounding wall.