Historic properties with orangery for sale

Le Chapitre stands in the center of Lure on a listed heritage site. It originated as a monastery built in 1787 in the neoclassical style, to plans by Jean-Baptiste Kléber. The estate comprises a 1.53 ha park, a main house with 630 sqm of living space and 17 rooms, plus 180 sqm of additional usable space.

Architecturally, a medieval castle was defined by three core characteristics: defensive invulnerability, self-sufficient provisioning during a siege, and generously proportioned residential quarters. The property is situated in Upper Franconia, centrally positioned between Coburg, Bayreuth, and Bamberg, in close proximity to several UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Set at the centre of a historic village in Occitanie, this 14th century château forms part of a protected Monument Historique estate extending to 17.3 acres. The property includes the château, former agricultural buildings and an orangery with silkworm house. Ownership remained within the same family for almost seven centuries until the late 20th century.

Manor house from the second half of the 16th century, considered one of the best-preserved examples of architecture from the Ancien Bas-Poitou. As the property was spared by both the Wars of Religion and the subsequent Vendée Wars, its development from a medieval stronghold (Maison forte) to a modern country estate (Maison des champs) remains fully visible.

The castle ranks among the premier heritage landmarks of the Jelenia Góra Valley in Southwestern Poland. Perched majestically on a wooded hill within approximately 12.6 hectares of private grounds, it offers a rare combination of history and tranquillity. The historic interiors and original 19th-century fittings were sympathetically restored in 2004 to the highest standards. Main Castle Features:

Set within 300 hectares in Anjou, this château of royal bearing, held in the 19th century by descendants of the English royal family, ranks among the most distinguished historic properties in western France.

Overview: This enchanting 18th-century château, located in the heart of the Somme Valley and within a regional natural park, is just 1 hour and 40 minutes from Paris. The estate combines historical prestige with a sublime natural setting: 18 hectares of landscaped park, monumental greenhouses, a private pond of approximately five hectares, and direct river access.

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.

Reception rooms, 9 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 4 guest apartments, gym, terraces and pool. Orangery, garage for 3 cars and 3 parking spaces. In a quiet street within the protected historic centre of Uzès stands this substantial town house (maison de maître). The restoration has combined period features with contemporary comfort.

Residence in the Neo-Medieval style from the 1920s, featuring decorative architecture and a private chapel, set within a two-hectare park with historic trees, a fountain, and an open-air stage. The villa spans 650 m² across two main floors, with a grand staircase, representative salons, a library, and a dining hall, complemented by additional outbuildings totaling 210 m².

This elegant 18th-century château, restored over the past 25 years with exceptional taste by a passionate aesthete, combines classical symmetry with authentic period décor. Nestled at the foot of the Pyrenees, it is surrounded by meticulously designed gardens featuring boxwood parterres, topiary, a labyrinth, and a green theater. Architecture and Interior:

Nestled within a wooded estate featuring a historic garden, this 1882 Château offers 900 m² of restored living space, complemented by numerous outbuildings. Its tranquil setting near Le Mans and Paris combines privacy with excellent connectivity, making it ideal for both residential and commercial use.Main Château: Ground Floor: The grand entrance hall (60 m²) opens to:Salon (120 m²):

This 18th-century manor house is situated 15 minutes from Bagnères-de-Luchon. The property provides 2,981 square feet (277 m²) of living space and includes eight bedrooms, two sitting rooms, a dining room, a kitchen, a study, a laundry room, three shower rooms, a bathroom, a walk-in wardrobe, and six toilets. Additional structures include a conservatory, a cellar, and two outbuildings:

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.

Discover a unique residential experience in this exquisite property situated in the sun-drenched, serene upper region of the impressive 10,000-square-meter private park of Villa Maria. The captivating Art Nouveau greenhouse holds a special place in the literature surrounding the treasures and secrets of Lake Como.

Estate of the Szembek Family in Lesser Poland: Most of the buildings in the country estate and park complex in Poręba Żegoty are currently in a ruined state. However, this sales offer includes a completed project for the reconstruction of the former estate, which was owned by the Szembek family. This prominent noble family produced numerous influential personalities in Poland.

We are proud to present a stunning villa for sale in the picturesque region of Puglia. This beautifully crafted property combines the elegance of traditional architecture with the comfort of modern amenities, providing an ideal retreat for those seeking both luxury and tranquillity.

Villa Kazanów A special place: . For sale is a special property in Lower Silesia, southwest in Poland, very close to Wroclaw: VILLA KAZANÓW, built in 1850, is the residence of the estate administrator of Prince Wilhelm Ernst of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach, the last Grand Duke of Saxony.For whom?