septic tank: Historic properties for sale

This former East Prussian manor house, dating back to the early 19th century, represents a historical estate set within approximately 15.3 acres of private grounds. Following an extensive renovation in 2005, the property successfully combines its heritage character with modern functionality, currently serving as a versatile venue for private residence, agrotourism, or corporate events.

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.

This historic estate features a protected building listed in the national heritage register since 1988 under No. A/3057/918/J. Originally built as a Renaissance castle in the 16th century, it was converted into a manor house on its original foundations at the end of the 19th century and later used as a residential property. The estate includes:

Situated between Masseube and Castelnau-Magnoac, this property offers more than 350 m² of living space, a guest house and six bedrooms set on a 1.3-hectare/3.2-acre plot. Main House – : Maison de maître The house is characterised by ashlar stone, historic cement tiles, high ceilings and large fireplaces. On the ground floor, four rooms are arranged around the grand entrance:

Neoclassical Palace in Granówek, Grodzisk County: This exceptional palace, built in 1830 at the initiative of Jan Nieżychowski, captivates with its classical elegance and immense investment potential. Architecture:

Set amidst the peaceful Polish countryside just under an hour southwest of Warsaw, this historic estate offers a rare combination of rural charm, architectural heritage and versatile development opportunities.

This manor house is offered for sale in an exceptionally appealing setting within the protected Natura 2000 ecological zone. To the south of the building lie scenic meadows, and just 300 metres away flows the Bzura River. In the distance, a forest provides a habitat for a wide variety of birds and wildlife. The property is a one-storey brick building in need of renovation.

This former country estate in Greater Poland region comprises a heritage-listed manor house and approximately 5 hectares (12.2 acres) of landscaped park with mature trees. The house was built in the mid-19th century for landowner Rudolf von Gersdorff in the style of a Berlin villa, combining elements of Historicism with influences of Neo-Renaissance and Late Classicism.

Nestled in a tranquil, rural setting just 15 minutes from Boulogne-sur-Gesse, this charming country house offers 300 m² of living space, featuring 8 bedrooms, 265 m² of outbuildings, and a large open barn (280 m²) on a 3200 m² plot. This is a wonderful opportunity for those seeking peaceful country living. Upon entering the house, you'll find a spacious and inviting layout.

Magnificent Historic Château with Stunning Parkland in Perche – 120 km from Paris: Nestled at the edge of a charming village in the Perche region, this extraordinary château estate offers both historical grandeur and exceptional beauty. The property, comprising five main buildings, has been developed over the centuries, with structures spanning from the 15th to the 20th century.

Former Mill in Anères Between Lannemezan and Montréjeau: This historic property enchants with its old-world charm and offers direct access to the river. As part of the cultural heritage of the Comminges region, it presents a unique opportunity for enthusiasts of historic homes to create a distinctive residence or guesthouse.

Approximately 8 km south of Pasewalk lies the small former estate Friedrichshof. The border to Uckermark in Brandenburg is roughly the same distance away. Until 1952, Friedrichshof was part of Fahrenwalde, belonging to the Prussian district of Prenzlau. The tranquil surrounding landscape is characterized by small ponds and expansive fields. To the east of the estate begins a large forest area.

In the archives of the Courland Knighthood, Rudden first appears in 1492 when the Bishop of Pilten granted the estate to the von Amboten family. Over the centuries, ownership of the estate changed frequently until 1819, when it came into the possession of the Barons von Fircks after the marriage of Lieutenant Karl von Fircks to the then-owner, Agnes von Sacken.

Simple classical country manor from the mid-19th century with a rectangular layout, high gable roof, and usable attic. The construction of the manor dates back to Jakub Hersztopski, a city secretary from Wschowa. Over the years, many renowned families from Greater Poland have lived here, including the Szczawiński, Ponikiewski, and Kęszycki families.

For sale is the palace of the Oppersdorff family located in Pisarzowice, Strzeleczki municipality, which was entered into the Register of Monuments on May 7, 1964, by decision 843/64. It was the residence of widows from the Oppersdorff family, hence the name "Widows' Palace". It is surrounded by a park with magnificent chestnut trees and old-growth forest. The entire area is fenced.

Listed historic building of the former casino in Kętrzyn (Rastenburg) in a central location. The red brick construction is in good technical condition with a renewed roof, gutters, and chimneys. The building area is approximately 1400 m², and the plot encompasses 8,800 m² with a landscaped and well-maintained park. On the ground floor, there is a ballroom with an orchestra balcony