Town mansion for sale

This two-storey palazzetto in Ribera, Sicily, offers a rare glimpse into centuries of urban life and architectural evolution. The ground floor features a secluded courtyard encircled by stables, cellars, and storage areas. Two rooms, once offices until the 1980s, sit alongside a small commercial unit currently let to a tenant, reflecting the building’s layered past.

MILANO RESTYLE LUXURY presents for sale an architecturally distinguished palazzo in the historic heart of Florence. Encompassing approximately 2,500 m² and occupying a prominent position, the property offers the rare chance to acquire a significant piece of the city’s architectural and cultural heritage. Dating from an era of artistic brilliance, the palazzo preserves its original character:

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 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 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.

This palazzo, located in the very centre of the historic town of Piobbico in the Marche region, is an example of aristocratic architecture with strong local roots. Owned by the Michelini Tocci family since the 1700s, the estate consists of two wings – the newer part, partially carved into the rock, dates from the 19th century.

The Palazzo: A Historical Gem in the Heart of the Apennines: Constructed in the early 16th century by Princess Isabella of Capua, the Palazzo served as the residence for the feudal lords of the County of Campobasso. It welcomed notable families such as the Gonzagas of Guastalla and the Carafa della Stadera, and played host to royal families including the Bonapartes and Ferdinand II of Bourbon.