Historic properties for sale: Germany

Limited-time offer price until 31/05/2026: €345,000 instead of €405,000: Experience castle living in Schloss Hohendorf, a historic 1854 estate by Karl-Friedrich Schinkel, perfectly situated between Zingst, Rügen, and the Hanseatic town of Stralsund, just minutes from the Baltic Sea.

The estate comprises a historic ensemble situated adjacent to Hugstetten’s parkland, set within approximately 4,000 $m^2$ of grounds (final boundary survey pending). At its heart lies the "Old Manor" (Altes Schloss), a former estate manager’s residence dating to circa 1670. The property is a Grade-listed cultural monument, representing the early modern architectural history of the region.

Constructed circa 1724 following a fire, this manor house stands on a site with manorial records (Rittergut) dating back to the 13th or 14th century. Evidence of even earlier origins remains in the bedrock-carved cellar, which features an ancient well and tunnel systems. The substantial masonry, with external walls measuring approximately 90 cm, supports an original timber roof structure

Historic property in Baden-Württemberg featuring: Listed Baroque castle with two residential units (right and left wings) Listed castle park with mature trees and pool Coach house Converted tithe barn with modern dental clinic and underground garage Partially renovated barn with living space and over 800 m² of expansion potential Building plot of approx.

This solid brick farmhouse is situated in a sheltered position on a wooded field island, within sight of the local linear village. The building was completely reconstructed in 1997 according to original plans, using traditional construction methods and reclaimed historic hard-burnt bricks.

A Grade-listed lakeside residence (1926) providing approximately 600 m² of living space, set within parkland grounds with private water access, mooring and boathouse. The property is distinguished by its secluded position and fine architectural appointments. Offered as a discreet sale; further particulars available upon request, subject to full contact details and proof of funds.

This long-established hospitality and event property represents a rare opportunity to acquire or lease a heritage venue with strong regional recognition in southern Germany. Operated by the same owner for several decades, the property is a well-known landmark in the Allgäu region of Bavaria.

Villa Brehme is a distinguished historic landmark dating from 1897 with major extensions completed between 1910 and 1915. Located on an elevated hillside at the edge of the city forest, the villa offers exceptional views across the city of Gera while providing direct access to nature and recreational areas.

Location and Accessibility: Set on the border between Mecklenburg and Brandenburg, approximately 7 km south-west of Meyenburg, the former village of Frehne offers a rural setting with exceptional connectivity. The A24 motorway is just five minutes away via Meyenburg junction, while Berlin and Hamburg can each be reached in around 90 minutes by car.

Nestled between Schlachtensee, Grunewald and Wannsee, this villa occupies one of the capital’s most desirable residential enclaves. Here, the pleasures of nature meet urban sophistication: lakeside strolls, cycling through the forest, and the cultural delights of Potsdam just a stone’s throw away. The neighbourhood also offers outstanding schools, refined shopping and excellent transport links.

Due to advancing age, I am offering for sale by private treaty my fully renovated castle east of Munich, near Altötting and Marktl. At the price of a modest single-family home in and around Munich, this historic castle provides far greater space, quality, and individuality.

Beneath the rust-hued veil of centuries, the Kobrow Manor House still retains its historic presence. Built around 1860 in the neo-Gothic style, this two-storey stucco residence rises over a tall basement. A rectangular, three-storey tower with a pyramid roof and clock projects slightly off-centre along the façade, giving the building a distinctive silhouette.

Discover a Renaissance architectural gem, built on the remains of a 13th-century medieval fortress. The castle has hosted notable figures, including Emperor Charles IV, and was the site of the Battle of Mühlberg, a landmark event in the history of the Reformation.

From historic water mill to stylish designer estate: Across three levels, living spaces showcase brick, exposed concrete, custom oak fittings, and modern steel details. Overlooking the private lake and four hectares of land, this Wendland property offers a secluded retreat away from the everyday.

The estate dates back to the 12th century and was originally built as a fortified castle in the former Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg. The tower was demolished in 1972 and the gate in 1947, resulting in the loss of valuable Renaissance features. However, historical documents still exist, which could be very useful for any future restoration.

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).

This 19th-century villa stands on a solid granite foundation and partly features a vaulted cellar structure. The house remains in an unrenovated yet well-preserved condition, retaining many original details. The ground floor is accessed via a staircase and a small entrance hall. It comprises a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and two additional rooms.

The church fortress complex with tithe barn was built between 1340 and 1435 as a defensive and refuge site for the local community. Barns and cellar structures were built along the walls. The entrance gate arch is dated 1596. Property Details: Land Size: : Parcel No. 174: approx. 26 m²Parcel No. 175: approx. 30 m²Parcel No. 176: approx. 41 m²Parcel No. 176/2: approx. 41 m²Parcel No. 177: approx.