Historic properties for sale: Germany

Architectural rarity in Berlin-Dahlem: This listed Bauhaus villa in Berlin-Dahlem was designed by architect Walter Gropius and built in 1933. As one of the few surviving residential buildings from this period, it combines historical significance with modern living standards.

This heritage-protected grand villa stands in Nikolassee, Berlin's traditional villa district and one of the greenest residential areas in the city. The neighbourhood is established, and old trees surround the estate. Historic architecture and a quiet setting go together here. The facade is richly designed. Spacious rooms with high ceilings and large windows let in plenty of daylight.

Built around 1740, this timber-framed property offers a rare combination of historic character, scale, and functional versatility. Positioned in Gifhorn, within easy reach of Wolfsburg and Brunswick, the grade-listed mixed-use building provides extensive space for residential, commercial, or mixed developments. Property Overview: Residential area: approx. 2,777 sq ft (258 sq m) Commercial area:

The development plot on offer is situated in a small municipality within a well-maintained residential environment near Lake Müritz. The 1,398 sq m (approx. 0.35 acres) plot features a listed single-storey building with a high pitched roof. The property is currently vacant and requires comprehensive renovation. The usable floor area on the ground floor is approximately 340 sq m.

This listed farmhouse from 1848 was rebuilt in 1986 while preserving its original oak frame. Set on a 4,049 m² plot, the property combines traditional features, such as brick facades, a thatched hipped roof, lattice windows, and solid oak doors, with modern comfort, offering a total living space of approximately 257 m².

This heritage-protected property dating from 1738 is situated on a 388 m² plot in the centre of Potsdam’s Dutch Quarter. The ensemble comprises a two-storey main building with mixed residential and commercial use alongside a standalone carriage house located in the courtyard.

A watermill dating from 1753 stands directly on the River Rippach. It was built by Franz Stöckchen, remained in operation until 1968 and has been a listed building since 13 June 2016. The building is unrenovated. Elements of the former milling equipment and original building fabric dating back more than 270 years have been preserved.

This 2.5-room apartment of 108.98 sqm is on the mezzanine floor of the "Neues Büdesheimer Schloss", built in 1883–1886 and renovated in 2002. The entrance leads through the castle portal and a hall with a coffered ceiling, up a curved staircase to the marble-framed apartment door.

Not your average home. A piece of living history with serious potential.: Built in 1912 in the heart of Kissing, Bavaria, this home has a story worth telling. Originally the village blacksmith's forge, a place of craftsmanship, fire, and the rhythm of shod horses, it evolved over the decades into a residence of rare character and charm.

A fully modernised portion of a Gründerzeit villa in a sought-after Berlin residential neighbourhood, presented ahead of its official market launch. With approximately 450 sq m of living space, the property combines the character of classic Berlin villa architecture with high-quality contemporary interiors.

The 183 m² raised-ground-floor apartment is a listed historic property, retaining numerous well-preserved decorative features designed by architect Konrad Reimer of Reimer & Körte. The dining room opens onto a conservatory overlooking a park-like garden with a fountain. The garden itself is protected as a listed historic garden.

Set within the rolling hills of the Uckermark, this 19th-century manor farm occupies a 13.8-acre plot. The estate is situated east of Prenzlau in a private, secluded location. Berlin is reachable in approximately one hour, while Szczecin is 45 minutes away.

This grand historic prime estate was built in 1836 and extended in 1908/1909. The present residence developed from three originally separate houses. With approximately 850 m² of living space, a further 327 m² of usable space and 17 rooms, the property offers a range of possibilities for private living as well as combined residential and professional use. The west wing can be used independently.

The Turow estate is a protected medieval complex set on an 18.6-hectare plot near the Baltic coast. First documented in 1387, with foundations dating from approximately 1237, the property features a moat, a private 13-hectare forest, parkland, pasture, an orchard, and a kitchen garden.

Haus Beckebans stands in the historic centre of Billerbeck, in the Münsterland region, first recorded in 1409. The building is a listed heritage property and is considered a significant secular building in the town. The brick façade is built using the Specklage technique, with a stepped gable and shell ornaments dating from 1560.

Listed Historic Townhouse by the Water in Friedrichstadt: Occupying a prime corner position directly overlooking the River Treene and the picturesque canals of Friedrichstadt, just a short stroll from the historic market square, this listed townhouse represents a rare opportunity on the property market.

This Grade-listed slate-clad villa was built in 1910 and stands on a landscaped 4,714 m² plot with mature park-like grounds and a garage in Wermelskirchen, Bergisches Land, North Rhine-Westphalia. The fully basemented building features a characteristic slate façade set on a natural stone plinth. Building and Floor Layout:

Göbitz Manor House historically served as the residential and administrative seat of the local water mill estate, a complex first documented in 1680. The present ensemble was constructed for mill owner Louis Jacob in two phases: the utility wing in 1843, followed by the main manor house in 1890.