Historic properties as second residences

A former royal priory on 41 hectares : / 101.3 acres: This former royal priory in the Hérault region of southern France includes a Romanesque church dating from the 12th century and a main residence built in the 18th century. The estate covers 41 hectares and contains approximately 6,000 m² of buildings. It is protected as a historic monument in France. Location and grounds:

Pazo do Bispo, historically also known as Pazo do Forno do Rato, is a 15th-century town palace located in the historic centre of Noia (A Coruña province). The town centre was designated a Conjunto Histórico-Artístico (Historic-Artistic Complex) in 1985.

Casa Pallottino is located 2 km from the historic center of Sansepolcro, next to the Church of Santa Maria al Melello, which dates back to around the year 1000. The private garden contains a 14th-century well known locally as the Pozzo dei Miracoli (Well of Miracles).

Built in 1898, Villa Neugebauer is a listed residence in Brzeg, Poland, with a proposed new use as a hotel, restaurant and events venue. A legally binding building permit for the redevelopment was issued on 31 March 2026. History and architecture: The villa was commissioned by Dr Alfons Neugebauer, a member of an influential industrial family that developed the Concordia sugar factory in Brzeg.

Situated in the municipality of Santa Maria la Rassinata (Province of Arezzo), this two-storey Tuscan farmhouse stands close to the border with Umbria. The estate is reached via an 800-metre unpaved road ("strada bianca") and occupies an elevated hillside setting surrounded by woodland and countryside.

This apartment is located in Villa Ingegnoli, a 19th-century Art Nouveau period mansion in Castelletto Ticino on the southern shore of Lake Maggiore. The building was renovated in the early 2000s under the supervision of the Italian heritage authorities. The mansion stands within a 25,000 m² park with mature trees and landscaped gardens.

Built in the late 16th century, this brick-and-stone château stands on a promontory overlooking the Garonne Valley in the Agenais region of south-west France. Its surviving architectural features include mullioned windows framed by diamond-point rustication, a monumental staircase and decorative elements dating from the late 17th century.

An elegant Manor house which harks back to more genteel times, with a grand entrance gate, frescoed architraves, spacious rooms, stained glass windows and a feeling of grandeur long since past.

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 beautifully restored former monastery was later converted into a charming country residence and is set in Borghetto Lodigiano, in the province of Lodi, Lombardy. The property includes a carefully renovated stable, outbuildings and covered outdoor areas, together with approximately 7.4 acres of adjoining land. Around 2.5 acres are fenced and benefit from three gates and a private access drive.

Villa Lavanda is a country estate in the Niccone Valley in Umbria, extending over 17.8 hectares near the Reschio Estate. The property was developed over four years from the remains of a farmhouse by the current owner, local stonemasons and artists, using reclaimed materials.

The apartment occupies the third and fourth floors of a historic building in the centre of Umbertide, overlooking the town's main square. Access is via a staircase of 54 steps leading to a private entrance. The apartment was renovated four years ago with high-quality materials and is move-in ready.

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.

In northern Italy’s Trontano (Val d'Ossola, Verbano-Cusio-Ossola province), this 17-metre-tall stone tower dates back to the 13th century. Located north of Lake Maggiore and close to the Swiss border, it is known locally as "Torre di Creggio" or "Torre di Fra Dolcino", named after the figure featured by Dante in the Divine Comedy.

This 15th-century castle in Narros de Saldueña, Castile and León, was commissioned by Rodrigo de Valderrábano, a councillor of Ávila. The castle is in an excellent state of repair and features original period details, including two 15th-century marble bathtubs. The interior comprises grand reception rooms and communal areas, six bedrooms, and two bathrooms.

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.

In the Luxembourg Moselle region, around 20 minutes from Kirchberg and a few minutes from Grevenmacher, the German border and Trier. Shops, schools and everyday amenities are within easy reach, while the property has a private setting surrounded by open countryside. Built in 1921 and nationally listed, the residence is a rare example of Expressionist architecture in Europe.