stone floor: Historic properties for sale

Country house in Pakosław (Lwówek municipality, Nowy Tomyśl County) set within 8 hectares of parkland. Built in the late 19th century for Emilia Sczaniecka, a social activist and philanthropist associated with the November Uprising, the property provides approximately 670 sq m of usable space. Both the house and the surrounding park are listed historic monuments.

Located in the Lower Silesian municipality of Ciepłowody, this estate dating from 1696 comprises a Baroque castle, a historic farmstead, and a listed landscape park with mature timber. The property is suited as a private country seat, hotel, clinic, or training centre. Constructed in brick on an L-shaped plan, the two-storey building combines Baroque and late-Baroque features.

Situated on Rambla Nova -Tarragona’s premier boulevard- Casa Salas Ricomà is a landmark of Catalan Modernism. Commissioned in 1907 by the renowned architect Ramon Salas Ricomà as his private residence, the building remains one of the most significant examples of early 20th-century architecture in the region.

Positioned between Pisa and Florence, this 16th-century estate occupies a dominant vantage point overlooking the San Miniato landscape. The property underwent a comprehensive restoration in 1973, incorporating 19th-century architectural features including crenellated parapets and stone-effect mouldings. Primary Residence:

Situated on Via Duomo in the historic island centre of Taranto, between Piazza Castello and the Cathedral of San Cataldo, this 18th-century noble palazzo spans four storeys plus private rooftop terraces. The freehold property combines restored period features with shell-stage areas suitable for completion as a private residence or boutique hospitality project. Layout:

Located in the hillside village of Zoverallo (Verbania), this restored 17th-century period property offers panoramic views of Lake Maggiore. The estate encompasses approximately 460 m² of living space divided into three independent residential units connected by an internal lift. Main Residence: Primary Unit:

Historic home in one of Ghiffa’s characteristic villages, just 50 m from Lake Maggiore. The property has been renovated while preserving its original architectural details. The private courtyard leads to a glazed extension that provides access to the living area. The ground floor features a living room with an open kitchen and two windows overlooking Lake Maggiore.

This house is located in the historic centre of Belgirate, just a short walk from Lake Maggiore. The property has approximately 250 m² of floor space arranged over four levels and has been renovated throughout. On the ground floor, a covered porch provides access to a large room with its own entrance, suitable for use as a studio or gallery.

Haus Beckebans stands in the historic centre of Billerbeck, in the Münsterland region, first recorded in 1409. The building is a listed heritage property and is considered a significant secular building in the town. The brick façade is built using the Specklage technique, with a stepped gable and shell ornaments dating from 1560.

This urban house stands in Montes Burgos, Porto, on a plot of 468 m² spanning 51 metres between two streets. The house has retained much of its original materials and detailing, including thick natural stone walls, solid wood flooring and joinery. Ceiling heights exceed 3 metres. The living area totals more than 224 m² across three floors.

The 1791 manoir stands in a walled 15,000 m² park with mature trees. The living space is 448 m². 53 m² entrance hall with a large staircase. To the left, a wood-panelled library with a working fireplace and windows on two sides. To the right, a drawing room with a fireplace, adjoining the kitchen. Also on the ground floor are a bedroom with bathroom, utility room, cloakroom and additional room.

Townhouse in the centre of a listed 15th-century fortress near Uzès in the Gard department of Occitanie. The property offers 228 m² of usable space and 369 m² in total, including cellars and outbuildings. Exposed stonework, barrel vaults and historic terracotta floors characterise the interiors.

Large estate in the Gard with no direct neighbors and no visible development nearby. Main house with 335 m² of living space, restored by a renowned architect. Historic architectural elements and materials have been preserved. Ground floor: Living spaces with access to terraces and the park. Living room accessible from the entrance hall, connected to the terrace by a large sliding door system.

Located very close to the Château de Chenonceau, on the edge of a village, this 18th-century château features classic, symmetrical tufa stone architecture with two slightly projecting wings beneath a heraldic pediment. The ground floor centres around an entrance hall opening onto a south-facing terrace overlooking the enclosed parkland.

This apartment is located in the historic centre of Orta San Giulio, just a short walk from the shores of Lake Orta. It occupies the first floor of a historic building that was comprehensively renovated in 2018, combining original architectural features with contemporary living standards. The building is served by a lift.

This Grade-listed slate-clad villa was built in 1910 and stands on a landscaped 4,714 m² plot with mature park-like grounds and a garage in Wermelskirchen, Bergisches Land, North Rhine-Westphalia. The fully basemented building features a characteristic slate façade set on a natural stone plinth. Building and Floor Layout:

This 1882 Neo-Renaissance palace ensemble is located in the Lesser Poland region, north of Krakow. The former estate traces its origins back to a documented historical domain dating to the 14th century. Designed by the Warsaw architect Adam Oczkowski, the main residence draws architectural inspiration from classical Italian country villas.

A fully restored 124 sq m apartment situated on the second floor of a Grade-listed 18th-century palatial townhouse in Krakow’s historic Old Town, on ul. św. Jana. The property underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2025, comprising full replacement of all services and utilities, new timber casement windows, restored flooring, and a reconfigured layout.