Historic properties with terrace for sale

This superbly restored property features castle-like architecture and is situated in a charming village setting within the typically beautiful landscape of southern France. It benefits from excellent connections to major transport routes, making it ideal for buyers seeking a peaceful yet accessible retreat. A lift conveniently serves all floors from the basement up to the second floor.

This masseria is situated in a tranquil yet accessible location between Francavilla Fontana and Oria in Apulia. Constructed in the late 1800s, the building originally served as a palmento for pressing grapes. Several original architectural elements remain intact, including vaulted ceilings, natural stone floors, and a substantial stone basin formerly used in wine production.

In a quiet and natural setting, an old manor house from the late 16th century has been restored, retaining its original charm and enhanced with modern design elements that add allure and magic.

A Serene Retreat in the Heart of Galicia’s Countryside: Nestled in the peaceful rural community of Borreiros, just a ten-minute drive from the Atlantic coast, this former parish house, originally built in 1898 and meticulously restored in the 1990s, offers an authentic blend of historical character and practical living.

This castle is situated in the Sabina hills, approximately 60 kilometres northeast of Rome. Located in the centre of the village of Vacone, the property stands amid traditional olive groves and vineyards characteristic of the region. Dating back to the 13th century, the castle features original stone walls, defensive towers, vaulted interiors, courtyards, and antique fireplaces.

This beautiful 365 m² 19th-century village residence, with some elements dating back to the 16th century, is arranged in two connected buildings around a terrace with a swimming pool. A small courtyard leads to the property’s front door, already hinting at the unique charm within.

16th-century Casa Palacio in a historic town in Castilla-La Mancha. Behind a splendid Renaissance façade with a coat of arms, the palace offers over 1,400 m² of usable space, including elegant living areas, arcaded courtyards and a private rear garden.

The villa of textile manufacturer Hermann Schneider was built in 1905 in the Neo-Renaissance style. It is located in the centre of Bielsko-Biała (Bielitz-Biala) in Silesia and is considered an important architectural witness to industrialisation in Upper Silesia. A comprehensive renovation was carried out in 2014. The facade, roof, windows, doors, fencing, and outdoor areas were renewed.

The San Martín Tower and its Enchanting Surroundings: The San Martín estate – comprising a fortified tower and an adjoining manor – was built in the 17th century by Juan Antonio Díaz Trechuelo García de la Yedra, the Grand Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition Tribunal of Logroño.

Timeless History Meets Northern German Countryside: This manor is situated in picturesque surroundings in Schleswig-Holstein, only a 30-minute drive from Hamburg and Lübeck, and around two hours from Berlin via the A24 motorway. Both the manor and its park are protected as heritage sites. The park was designed in the style of landscape gardener Lenné as part of a diploma project.

This distinguished period villa, originally built in 1896 and comprehensively renovated in 1996, enjoys stunning views over Lake Maggiore. The total built area amounts to approximately 800 square metres, encompassing the main villa, the loft, and the annex. Set within a beautifully landscaped park of around 5,000 square metres, the grounds offer enchanting floral displays for much of the year.

This historic property, located at Schlossbergweg 10 in 92237 Sulzbach-Rosenberg, Bavaria, is a former Baroque castle dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. The estate features a three-wing complex with a main two-story plastered solid structure topped by a hipped roof, flanked by corner pavilions with characteristic pilasters and a balcony.

Welcome to Dragefeld – A Rare Riverside Estate in Western Poland: British buyers are warmly invited to discover the Dragefeld Estate – a remarkable opportunity to acquire a fully operational country property that seamlessly blends hospitality, equestrian sports, organic farming and development potential.

This exceptional villa seamlessly blends the charm of historic architecture with modern comfort. A place where history and modernism meet in a remarkable way, this unique property, built in 1924 by Peter Jürgensen, boasts a spacious layout and beautifully preserved Art Nouveau elements. It is ideal for both exclusive living and as a prestigious space for working and living under one roof.

A remarkable property awaits you in the hills of Florence: this small 16th-century convent with Italian-style gardens has been restored to the highest standards and transformed into a country retreat. Today, more than 800 square metres of living space are spread across two levels.

Discover Villa Palizzaro, a remarkable historic estate nestled in the picturesque hills surrounding Siena. Perched at 420 metres above sea level, this magnificent property enjoys breathtaking panoramic views and an abundance of natural light, perfectly embodying the elegance and tranquillity of Tuscany.

The palazzo known as Villa Marcantonio is a prominent cultural monument in the hilltop town of Mozzagrogna, in Italy’s Abruzzo region. This monumental residence is attributed to the architect Gino Coppedè, known for his eclectic and Art Nouveau-influenced designs, particularly in Genoa and across other parts of Italy.

This property consists of two villas totaling over 1,000 m² on a 7-hectare park with lawns, woodland and olive trees. It is located in a quiet area with panoramic views, close to Florence, Lucca and Pisa. All cities are easily accessible by car or public transport. The park features typical Tuscan vegetation, including olive trees, lavender and small vineyards.