stone floor: Historic properties for sale

In the historic centre of a medieval village, surrounded by shops and tucked away in a flower-adorned lane, an elegant stone archway opens to reveal a charming courtyard. The 53 m² courtyard is divided into two areas: the first is covered by an old roof structure, while the second is open and leads to a glass entrance door, hidden behind a beautifully ornate wrought-iron gate.

Restored Provençal mas extending to 330 sq m over three floors, set within extensive landscaped grounds in a peaceful, private position around 10 km from the historic town of Uzès. The entrance leads into a separate kitchen with adjoining pantry.

The converted courtyard property in Germignaga dates to the 17th or early 18th century and was originally an olive mill (frantoio); the original stone press remains in situ. As much of the comparable historic agricultural building stock on Lake Maggiore has been demolished or extensively altered, a preserved frantoio of this restoration quality is rarely available on the market.

First-floor apartment of 149.98 m² within a three-storey period villa dating from 1907, situated on a quiet side street in an upmarket residential area. Layout: Kitchen with dining area Entrance hall Drawing room Study Bedroom with veranda Dressing room Principal bathroom Guest bathroom Renovated in 2018 to designs by the Marta Sikorska architecture practice.

The property is situated in the hills of the Matilda Lands, an area with a long history of castles, parish churches, and medieval villages, and is associated with Matilda of Canossa. In the autumn of 1092, the clash between Matilda’s troops and those of Henry IV took place nearby.

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 château, medieval in origin and remodelled in the Louis XVI classical tradition during the 18th century, stands above the Gardon river where Languedoc meets Provence. The symmetrical façade – articulated with pilasters, a central pediment, balustraded terrace and arched ground-floor loggia – is characteristic of the period and in sound condition throughout.

Location and access: Situated at the head of a reservoir on nearly 6,000 m² of wooded terrain, this 16th-century mill lies midway between Albi and Rodez. While easily accessible via a major north-south transport axis, the valley floor itself can only be reached on foot, by bicycle, or by water.

18th-century mas with two independent apartments (52 and 71 m²). Generous reception rooms, six bedrooms, four bathrooms. Garden with pool, 73 m² garage. In a sought-after village 5 km from Uzès, with shops within walking distance. In the heart of a charming and lively village, this superb 18th-century stone mas has retained all the character and spirit of traditional Provençal architecture.

This elegant 19th-century Maison de Maître, built in 1866, is located in the hamlet of Mouzan, within easy reach of Angoulême, Saint‑Junien and Limoges. The property has been extensively renovated, including the roof, flooring and insulation. Heating is provided via an oil-fired system and two wood stoves.

Property currently under offer: Torre de Borrás is an early 20th-century building complex originally erected as a sanatorium and now abandoned.

Villa Bevilacqua occupies a commanding, elevated position overlooking the eastern shores of Lake Garda. Built circa 1880 by Lorenzo Rescalli, the estate stands as one of Northern Italy’s notable historic noble residences. The property offers complete seclusion with no immediate neighbours, while remaining within easy reach of the region’s essential infrastructure and amenities.

The traditional stone house known as “La Facina” was constructed in 1949 and acquired by the current owners in 1965. The property has retained its original rustic character and is recognised for its historical and architectural significance, reflecting the region’s traditional rural heritage.

Casa Corona – Umbertide, Umbria: A well-known and highly respected local Geometra, specialising in restoration for more years than he would care to reveal, has spent the last 20 years creating his personal residence

This noble estate in Génova was originally built in 1900 for King Alfonso XIII. It is set within extensive gardens, terraces and green areas, offering the opportunity to acquire a fully renovated property in a residential setting with convenient access to all parts of the island. The estate sits on approximately 10,000 m² / 2.5 acres of land, ensuring privacy and a wide range of possibilities.

This three-storey cielo-terra residence is located in the historic centre of Città di Castello, a short walk from the main square. The town sits in northern Umbria, close to the Tuscan border and the Tiber River, with access to services, cultural offerings and transport links including the E45 motorway, which connects to Rome in approximately two and a half hours.

This stately townhouse with a café is located in Sóller, just steps from the main square, the town center, and a variety of local amenities. The three-story property features an elevator and approximately 794 m² of built space (about 693 m² of living area). The ground floor is divided into two areas:

Palazzo Benanduci is for sale in the historic centre of Francavilla Fontana, prominently located at the corner of Via Benanduci and Corso Umberto I, just a few steps from Castello Imperiali, the main church, and Piazza Umberto I. The building is protected under a ministerial decree for its cultural and artistic significance, providing a solid foundation for a high-quality restoration.