Historic properties for sale

The manor of the Balogh family, later Rudnyianszky, dates back to 1740, during the Late Baroque and Rococo periods. The last noble owner acquired the building in 1916. From 1947, it was owned by the municipality and used for various purposes, including a kindergarten, commercial spaces, a pub, and a large cinema.

This castle represents a seamless integration of history nature and culture. Built upon the remains of an ancient fortress and altered multiple times over the centuries it now stands as a refined example of classical residential architecture from the 17th and 18th centuries a rare balance between aristocratic heritage and Enlightenment ideals.

Palazzo dei Cecchi, dating back to the 15th century, stands in the heart of Siena’s historic centre, on the elegant Via di Pantaneto – once part of the Via Francigena and just steps from the iconic Piazza del Campo.

A historically significant german castle with outstanding original features and exquisite stucco ceilings from the Rococo and Neoclassical periods. All measurements, including floor area and number of rooms, are approximate. A large vaulted cellar extends the full length of the building, with an additional cellar beneath the central section.

A remarkable gem in undisturbed seclusion. This 19th-century hunting lodge was built in the Neo-Rococo style on the foundations of an earlier château. The estate comprises six distinct buildings: