Historic properties with outbuildings for sale

Château on the border between Bourbonnais and Berry, partially designated as a Monument historique. The former fortress dates back to the late 12th century and acquired its present appearance during the Second French Empire. The château offers 850 m² of living space and stands in a 27-hectare landscaped park with several outbuildings. Extensive renovation work is required.

Schloss Lindach originates from a castle complex that must have existed as early as the reign of Duke Frederick II of Swabia; the first recorded mention of the village of Lindach dates back to 1331. The castle was part of the mountain castle chain in the Fils, Rems and Lein valleys. The square tower features well-preserved foundations that reveal several construction phases.

Founded in the 11th century by a community of canons, this royal priory brings together a 12th-century Romanesque church and an 18th-century main residence designed for entertaining. The listed estate has 6,000 m² of buildings in 41 hectares of gardens, woods and vineyards. Location and layout: The estate lies in the Hérault, in a landscape of hills and vineyards.

Proposed acquisition of 100% of the company shares: Villa Cedri comprises a restored Tuscan villa and an operational wine business set within more than 49 acres of countryside between Volterra and Lajatico in the province of Pisa. The property sits approximately 300 metres above sea level, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and woodland with views across the Tuscan hills.

Located in Mehltheuer within the municipality of Rosenbach (Vogtlandkreis, Saxony), this listed 1904 Art Nouveau period residence with extensive grounds is set on a plot of over 5 hectares (approx. 12.3 acres).

Overview: Role Manor House is a historic estate set within the protected Natura 2000 nature reserve, just a short drive from Miastko in northern Poland. Surrounded by expansive forests, pristine lakes and untouched countryside, the property offers tranquillity, stunning scenery, and an exceptional opportunity to combine heritage living with modern comfort.

Four restored stone houses form a small hamlet on a hillside at elevations of 959 to 1,000 metres, near San Agustín in the province of Teruel. The property lies between the Sierra de Gúdar and Sierra de Javalambre, surrounded by pine and holm oak woodland. The River Mijares is nearby, and the area is designated a Starlight destination in recognition of its dark night skies.

This period residence, built in 1911, is located in Luzzara on the Emilian plain, surrounded by waterways and fields in a peaceful rural setting. The building follows a classical layout, with a large central hall as its focal point, around which the rooms are arranged in a natural balance between representational and residential spaces.

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.

Historic estate with 15.3 acres of parkland in the Łódź Voivodeship in central Poland. Long-established four-star hotel with 70 beds in total, all permits in place. The listed manor house (dworek) dates from the early 18th century and is typical of the Polish landed gentry.

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.

Baroque palace of the 18th century in the centre of Czempiń, Greater Poland Voivodeship. Poznań is 30 km away, around 20 minutes by the S5 expressway. The ground floor is fitted out as a restaurant and event venue with a professional kitchen. The first floor is in private residential use, the attic is ready for completion. The palace stands in a walled park of 10.9 acres. Key facts: Palace:

Polish 19th-century manor house (pałac) with approximately 750 m² of living space, set within grounds of over 10 acres that feature a park and an orchard. The property is situated in Uścikowo (Żnin municipality), roughly 40 km from Bydgoszcz and 80 km from Poznań, with convenient access to the S5 expressway. It occupies a quiet, green setting.

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.

This heritage-protected property dating from 1738 is situated on a 388 m² plot in the centre of Potsdam’s Dutch Quarter. The ensemble comprises a two-storey main building with mixed residential and commercial use alongside a standalone carriage house located in the courtyard.