Prime historic estates for sale

Set in the hills of Tuscany, Villa del Riccio was once a public olive mill and has been converted into a property with over 3,000 square meters of restored interiors and 12 hectares of land. The estate can be used as a private residence or for hospitality purposes. Main Villa: The core building is a 17th-century villa covering around 730 square meters. It features:

This expansive estate covers 707 acres and offers numerous opportunities across agriculture, forestry, hunting and renewable energy. The land features rolling hills, pastureland, woodland and a stream providing valuable natural resources. On-site infrastructure includes three well-maintained homes, a modern stable complex (around 21,500 sq ft), a tennis court and a private power plant.

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.

Set in the hills near Florence, this former 16th-century convent has been carefully restored and converted into a country residence. The property offers more than 800 square metres of living space across two floors. The 4,000-square-metre grounds include a Renaissance garden and landscaped outdoor areas.

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.

Discover a beautifully renovated manor house, known locally as a kúria, nestled in the tranquil village of Melčice in western Slovakia. This historic yet modern property lies just a short drive from the Czech border and the regional centre of Trenčín. Set on a generous 5700 m² plot, the residence boasts approximately 750 m² of living space, featuring 14 versatile rooms.

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.

This fully renovated masseria, completed in 2022, is located just 5 kilometres from the Adriatic coast and the historic centre of Ostuni, in one of Apulia’s most sought-after areas. Set within approximately 15 hectares of productive olive groves, the property offers a rare opportunity to operate either an agriturismo or an upscale holiday retreat.

Villa Murtas emerges from the Tuscan hills like a chapter from history brought to life. Located just 20 minutes from Florence’s vibrant heart, its approach is marked by a cypress-lined avenue a scene straight out of Renaissance art. The estate’s lineage traces back to the 1200s, yet its story is far from static.

This distinctive villa was built in 1908 by the Dülfer family and is locally known as the “Onion Palace” due to its characteristic bulbous domes. The builder, Martin Dülfer, was one of the pioneers of Jugendstil architecture in Germany. The classically inspired residence with Neo-Renaissance elements stands on a square floor plan, is single-storey, cellared and topped with a broken hip roof.

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of the renowned Chianti region, encircled by iconic cypress trees, sprawling vineyards, and centuries-old olive groves, Borgo Belcanto is a rare gem — a historic hamlet steeped in authentic Tuscan heritage. About the Estate: Spanning approximately 2,000 square metres of exquisitely maintained living and utility space, the estate comprises: Main Villa::

Nestled within the unspoiled greenery of Tuscany’s Mugello region, less than an hour’s drive from Florence, stands Castello Belletti a rare and magnificent residence with origins tracing back to the 13th century. Surrounded by a private park spanning five hectares, this estate is a serene refuge where the authentic spirit of Tuscany endures. A Region Steeped in Heritage:

Historic property with multiple potential uses – wellness facilities, outdoor pool, event hall and equestrian space – located just 15 minutes from the Wrocław city boundary. This 19th-century manor house, formerly known as “Gut Polkendorf”, is located in the village of Wojczyce, approximately 40 km west of Wrocław’s city centre.

Welcome to "Jägerstein Manor" : A place where history meets modern luxury. This remarkable property, perched on a sunny hillside, offers stunning panoramic views of the city of Biel, Lake Biel, and the majestic Alps.

Available again: The historic villa is set within a 10,000 sqm park featuring a swimming pool and an annexe. From the property, one can enjoy beautiful views of the lake and surrounding mountains. The manor house underwent a complete renovation 12 years ago, and a few years later an elegant 18.5 x 3.5 metre swimming pool with counter-current system was added.

In one of Sanremo’s most sought-after residential districts, this late 19th-century villa represents a rare and well-preserved example of Belle Époque architecture on the Ligurian coast.

This hotel, located near San Gimignano, offers a spectacular view of the medieval towers of the town. The property covers a total area of 1,400 m², comprising 21 rooms, a restaurant, and two bars. A separate 125 m² annex includes a private flat and two additional rooms. Technical and administrative rooms of over 100 m² complete the property.