Historic properties for sale: Germany

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.

In Vinzelberg, a district of Stendal, stands an estate dating back to the late 18th century. The property was part of a former manor village and is situated on approximately 24,000 m² (about 6 acres) of land and has undergone multiple modernizations over the decades. Main Building – :

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.

This charming parish house from 1800 is located in the historic village of Kreien, 6 km south of Lübz and 17 km west of Plau am See, in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. The village was acquired by the Stepenitz monastery in the 13th century and later came under ducal administration following the secularisation of monastic estates in the 16th century. History & Architecture:

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.

This baroque manor house, located in Audigast in Leipzig County, Saxony, has been carefully restored in recent years, preserving its historic character while incorporating modern living standards. With approximately 1,248 m² of living space, the property offers 25 rooms and 7 bathrooms, providing ample space for individual living, creative layouts, or representative use.

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.

A listed historic estate dating back to the late 19th century, consisting of a main residence, a gatehouse with porter’s lodge, and former carriage and stable buildings with a colonnaded walkway. The ensemble has been renovated and is maintained in good condition.

This impressive early 20th-century property, built in 1907, is situated in one of the most sought-after areas surrounding Berlin. Perched on approximately 9,096 m² of land with private lake access, the villa offers exceptional privacy thanks to its unique location. Such a rare estate changes hands infrequently.

Classical Riverside Villa with Guest House in Bonn-Mehlem: Originally built in 1840 in Königswinter in the late classical style, this villa was relocated to the opposite bank of the Rhine in 1937/38 – a rare historic event in the Middle Rhine region. The entire building was dismantled and reconstructed true to the original at its current site in Bonn-Mehlem. Layout:

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.