Historic properties with stucco ceilings for sale

Direct Sale by the Co-Owners – A “Rough Diamond” in Leventina: In Faido (Ticino) stands a historic villa dating back to the early 1900s, born of love and patronage. Commissioned by the renowned Cattaneo family of physicians and made possible by the substantial dowry of Elisa Gatti – a cultured young bride with a passion for the arts – the residence was conceived as both home and studio.

Set in the rolling hills just north of Florence, this remarkable 12th-century castle offers a rare opportunity to acquire a fully restored heritage property in one of Italy’s most prestigious regions.

The neoclassical country house, dating from the fourth quarter of the 19th century, is built on a long rectangular plan.

The castle is located near the metropolitan region of Nuremberg in Upper Franconia, in a state-recognized resort with good infrastructure. The construction dates back to around 1559, having been rebuilt after a fire in 1559. It was raised by one floor in the second half of the 17th century and partially renovated in 1764.

The property is a listed building as well as an archaeological monument, offering significant benefits for heritage conservation. It qualifies for enhanced tax depreciation (monumental tax relief) and potential grants, both of which require consultation with the Bavarian State Office for Monument Protection (BLfD).

MILANO RESTYLE LUXURY presents for sale an architecturally distinguished palazzo in the historic heart of Florence. Encompassing approximately 2,500 m² and occupying a prominent position, the property offers the rare chance to acquire a significant piece of the city’s architectural and cultural heritage. Dating from an era of artistic brilliance, the palazzo preserves its original character:

MILANO RESTYLE IMMOBILIARE, represented by Michele Cecchini, proudly offers a rare investment prospect: a majestic castle nestled amidst the scenic and historically rich landscape near Brescia. This distinguished property presents a compelling opportunity within the flourishing sector of luxury hospitality and exclusive events.

Located in the wooded hills of Chianti Pisano, approximately 30 minutes from Pisa, Villa Leopolda occupies a continuous expanse of 320 hectares in the western part of Tuscany. The estate combines historic residential buildings, agricultural land, private forest, and infrastructure that allows for both private use and discreet hospitality operations.

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.

This plastered brick building, designed on a rectangular plan, exemplifies strict neoclassical forms. The front façade is dominated by a portico with four Doric columns supporting a triangular pediment. The building is not basemented but features a usable attic. The rear façade is adorned with an arcade supported by eight columns.

This superbly restored property features castle-like architecture and is situated in a charming village setting within the typically beautiful landscape of southern France. It benefits from excellent connections to major transport routes, making it ideal for buyers seeking a peaceful yet accessible retreat. A lift conveniently serves all floors from the basement up to the second floor.

This castle is situated in the Sabina hills, approximately 60 kilometres northeast of Rome. Located in the centre of the village of Vacone, the property stands amid traditional olive groves and vineyards characteristic of the region. Dating back to the 13th century, the castle features original stone walls, defensive towers, vaulted interiors, courtyards, and antique fireplaces.

16th-century Casa Palacio in a historic town in Castilla-La Mancha. Behind a splendid Renaissance façade with a coat of arms, the palace offers over 1,400 m² of usable space, including elegant living areas, arcaded courtyards and a private rear garden.

Timeless History Meets Northern German Countryside: This manor is situated in picturesque surroundings in Schleswig-Holstein, only a 30-minute drive from Hamburg and Lübeck, and around two hours from Berlin via the A24 motorway. Both the manor and its park are protected as heritage sites. The park was designed in the style of landscape gardener Lenné as part of a diploma project.

This distinguished period villa, originally built in 1896 and comprehensively renovated in 1996, enjoys stunning views over Lake Maggiore. The total built area amounts to approximately 800 square metres, encompassing the main villa, the loft, and the annex. Set within a beautifully landscaped park of around 5,000 square metres, the grounds offer enchanting floral displays for much of the year.

Set in the hills of Tuscany, Villa del Riccio was once a public olive mill and has been converted into a property with over 3,000 square meters of restored interiors and 12 hectares of land. The estate can be used as a private residence or for hospitality purposes. Main Villa: The core building is a 17th-century villa covering around 730 square meters. It features:

This manor house, built in 1896 by a renowned state architect, stands on a generous estate of over two hectares (approx. 5 acres), with additional leased land available. A romantic pond and centuries-old trees give the property its distinct atmosphere. The listed ensemble offers approximately 11,800 sq ft of living space.

This historic property, located at Schlossbergweg 10 in 92237 Sulzbach-Rosenberg, Bavaria, is a former Baroque castle dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. The estate features a three-wing complex with a main two-story plastered solid structure topped by a hipped roof, flanked by corner pavilions with characteristic pilasters and a balcony.