Prime historic estates for sale

A Period Residence in Gilded Age Style with Panoramic Views over the Valdarno Hills: Villa Donati offers a rare combination of historical charm and contemporary comfort, perched to enjoy sweeping vistas of the Valdarno hills and the horizon of Tuscan sunsets. Here, the elegance of a bygone era meets modern living, just five minutes from Loro Ciuffenna one of Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages

Palace from the 19th century in Manduria, located in the prestigious Salento region, transformed into a stylish boutique hotel. Manduria, a city in Apulia of great historical and cultural significance, is renowned as the city of the Messapians and for the production of Primitivo wine, one of the internationally most esteemed organic products.

Villa Beatrice occupies 1.4 hectares of private grounds between the marble quarries of Carrara and the Tyrrhenian coastline. The property combines a restored two-level residence of approximately 2,472 square meters with landscaped park, vineyard rows, and Mediterranean scrubland.

Palazzo Merletti, a 14th-century palace in the heart of Mercatello sul Metauro, stands as a masterpiece of Italian heritage. Located in the village’s main square, surrounded by the rolling hills of Montefeltro, this historic residence offers a timeless journey into the Renaissance.

From this sun-drenched hill with a south-facing aspect, you not only enjoy the finest views over the lake, but the former aristocratic hunting lodge in Verbania on Lake Maggiore also impresses with its rich architectural details: frescoes, columns, murals, coffered ceilings, and exquisite sculptures that grace both the house and its gardens.

Private sale by Dimore by Camisa — Asking price €17,900,000: Overlooking the marina of Porto Cervo, Villa Kronos exemplifies modern design where light, proportions, and views are perfectly balanced. Originally a Sicilian baglio, the property was fully restored in 1996 and has been transformed into a contemporary residence of exceptional functionality and comfort. Architecture & Living Spaces:

Situated just a 20-minute drive from Florence’s historic centre, this noble residence sits atop a quiet Tuscan hillside, offering uninterrupted panoramic vistas – including the unmistakable dome of Santa Maria del Fiore.

Set in a quiet area of Perugia, this country estate combines historic charm with modern living comfort. The centerpiece of the property is a medieval travertine dovecote tower, complemented by two wings featuring large windows and classic pitched roofs. An arcade with terracotta columns frames the building and leads to a generous pool area on the north side.

Located directly on the waterfront promenade of Lesa, this distinguished residence is one of the most iconic properties on Lake Maggiore. Originally built in 1850, the Belle Époque villa has been meticulously restored and now offers a rare blend of timeless elegance and modern comfort. Key Features Main Villa and AnnexesThe estate comprises a grand main villa, a separate guest house (dependance) and an independent studio flat. Masterful RestorationOriginal frescoes and antique wooden floors have been carefully preserved and restored to their former glory. Modern ComfortsA lift connects all floors of the villa, while underfloor heating ensures year-round comfort. Landscaped GardensDesigned by a renowned landscape architect, the gardens offer an oasis of peace with blooming roses and native plants throughout the year. Layout Overview Ground FloorImpressive entrance hall, formal reception room, breakfast kitchen, dining room and direct access to the garden. Lower Ground FloorLarge kitchen with dumbwaiter, media room, fitness area with sauna, gym and Jacuzzi, wine cellar and utility rooms. Top Floor (Tower Suite)Principal bedroom suite with two spacious bathrooms and walk-in wardrobes. The Guest House The 200 sqm guest house has been completely refurbished and offers contemporary and comfortable accommodation over two floors, featuring marble floors and en-suite bedrooms. Prime Location Ideally situated for lakeside living, the villa is within walking distance of cafés and restaurants with scenic lake views. The setting is private yet well-connected, offering a peaceful retreat in one of the lake's most sought-after locations. This is a rare opportunity to acquire one of Lesa’s most prestigious historic residences. We welcome enquiries from UK buyers – we speak English.

Nestled in a beautifully preserved valley in the Vexin region, just 60 km northwest of Paris, this exceptional château blends Renaissance grandeur with 18th-century elegance. Surrounded by 26 hectares of unspoilt grounds, the estate features one of the most celebrated Italian-style gardens in Île-de-France and holds protected historic monument status. Architecture and Setting:

Set in the rolling hills just north of Florence, this remarkable 12th-century castle offers a rare opportunity to acquire a fully restored heritage property in one of Italy’s most prestigious regions.

Exclusive estate with a modernist palace and 157 hectares of land in Vallès Occidental, just 40 km from Barcelona. The property comprises four separate residences, a landscaped park, equestrian facilities, a private water well, and 140 hectares of private woodland. The main villa, built in 1912 and designed by Juli Batllevell, a student of Domènech i Montaner, has been extensively renovated.

Located in the village of Frino, in the municipality of Ghiffa, this historic residence dating from 1930 is situated on the shores of Lake Maggiore. The building is arranged over four floors and currently includes nine residential units, common areas, a professional kitchen and an auxiliary building of approximately 1,075 sq ft. Renovation work was carried out in several phases over the years.

MILANO RESTYLE IMMOBILIARE, represented by Michele Cecchini, proudly offers a rare investment prospect: a majestic castle nestled amidst the scenic and historically rich landscape near Brescia. This distinguished property presents a compelling opportunity within the flourishing sector of luxury hospitality and exclusive events.

Villa Gianna in Oggebbio is a late 19th-century estate located directly on the shore of Lago Maggiore, set within over 13,000 square metres of mature parkland. The property spans four levels and comprises six suites. The main entrance opens into a spacious living room with fireplace, dining area, guest WC and a kitchen with access to the veranda and large terrace.

A listed historic estate dating back to the late 19th century, consisting of a main residence, a gatehouse with porter’s lodge, and former carriage and stable buildings with a colonnaded walkway. The ensemble has been renovated and is maintained in good condition.

Borgo Veriliana sits on its own hill roughly halfway between Florence, Siena, and Arezzo. The estate covers 93 hectares of private land, offering complete privacy and views of vineyards, olive groves, woods, and a spring-fed lake. The Buildings: Six separate buildings are arranged around well-kept Tuscan gardens:

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.