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In the heart of the historic center of Senlis, this private mansion listed as a Historical Monument represents a rare heritage opportunity due to its location, volume, and restoration potential.Set on a plot of approximately 1,979 m², the property develops nearly 1,185 m² of floor space, spread over a basement, an entresol, a ground floor, and two upper floors. The property requires complete renovation, offering its future buyer the chance to reinvent a grand character estate while respecting its architectural identity.Its status as a Historical Monument may also provide, under certain conditions, an especially attractive tax framework for eligible restoration works. This scheme is aimed particularly at buyers wishing to combine an exceptional residential project, heritage enhancement, and regulated tax optimization.It is worth noting that a study has been conducted to consider the creation of around 15 apartments with parking and cellars. This option remains possible, although it is not the main focus today, which is now more directed towards reinventing a grand heritage house.A rare property on the market, intended for a buyer sensitive to history, architecture, and the transmission of exceptional heritage.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Co-Sole Agent. This magnificent private mansion with elegant common areas is located in a pretty street a stone’s throw from Place des Prêcheurs and the Palais de Justice. With origins dating back to the late 16th century, it was listed in 1987 and entirely renovated in 2012 recreating the façade in its original style boasting remarkable architectural features. Currently divided into apartments, the ensemble includes: A 66.40 sqm ground floor apartment A 93.90 sqm apartment on the garden level, entresol and 1st floor (benefiting from a 169 sqm garden) 211 sqm office space on the 1st floor A 58.10 sqm apartment, a 104.70 sqm apartment and a 78.60 sqm apartment on the second floor A 31.60 sqm and a 41.20 sqm apartment on the third floor A 35.60 sqm apartment and a 64.90 sqm apartment on the fourth floor The split-level garden-level apartment, the 1st floor apartments and a second floor apartment are vacant, the others are rented. With a 31 sqm garage. Many of the buildings period floor surfaces and mouldings have been preserved. Units: 12

Magnificent listed mansion. A historical gem in the heart of the town, this sumptuous U-shaped mansion is listed as a historic monument. It offers 385 sq.m of living area spread over three floors. Accessed via a majestic porch opening onto a paved courtyard, it comprises a central body and two wings. The entrance of the main part leads to a vast hall served by a Burgundy stone staircase adorned with a wrought iron banister (a listed element). The ground floor presents a billiards room with fireplace, an old kitchen overlooking the courtyard, a discreet utility room, and several additional rooms. Upstairs, an elegant cabochon landing leads to a dining room and its balconies, and a boudoir / curiosity room leads to the sumptuous, light-filled listed living room, which is decorated with mercury mirrors. These rooms are adorned with herringbone parquet flooring, wood panelling, fireplaces, open beams and ceilings painted and decorated with mouldings. You will also find a kitchen and bedrooms with dressing rooms and bathrooms on this level. The two wings comprise converted former stables. They house bedrooms (one of which is a listed architectural gem), bathrooms, a winter kitchen, vaulted cellars and charming adjoining rooms, accessed by staircases and corridors decorated with wood panelling. Outside, the landscaped garden is enclosed by railings and features trimmed box trees, ancient trees and a discreet swimming pool. There are two listed pavilions, one of which has been converted into a guest bedroom / studio at the bottom of the garden.

Unique 18th-century residence in the heart of Forcalquier, measuring over 400 sqm around an interior courtyard with a private house and 5 apartments. Ideal for a guest house or artist's studio. Carefully renovated in keeping with the character of the property. Numerous outbuildings. Rare. Energy class: E/E.

Listed as a historical monument, this remarkable private mansion, the oldest part of which dates back to 1537, elegantly embodies the timeless charm of exceptional residences. It will captivate lovers of fine architecture with its noble features, French-style ceilings, monumental fireplaces, and vast, light-filled reception rooms. A rare property, spread over four levels of approximately 200 sq m each, it enjoys a prime location in the heart of the city. Upon entering, the ground floor reveals a majestic office and spacious reception rooms with direct access to the outside, perfectly suited for professional activities or the creation of dedicated spaces. The two upper floors are devoted to living quarters and offer a harmonious layout: spacious reception rooms, a kitchen, an office, and five bedrooms, providing a refined and comfortable living environment. The top floor boasts a superb attic space ripe for conversion, offering rare potential to further enhance the possibilities of this residence. In the basement, a magnificent vaulted cellar completes the ensemble, a veritable treasure trove steeped in history. Outside, the enclosed grounds provide ample parking, an open garage, and a charming, private, and peaceful garden in the heart of the city. A jewel of French architectural heritage, this exceptional residence is sure to captivate lovers of history, art, and character.

Steeped in history and officially listed as a Historic Monument, this extraordinary residence offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of France’s architectural legacy. Dating back to the 12th century, the property seamlessly blends medieval character, Renaissance refinement, and timeless elegance. Originally constructed as a fortified commandery adjoining the village ramparts, the home still preserves its Romanesque vaulted chapel (31 sqm), complete with a striking arrow-slit window and beautifully preserved stonework — an architectural treasure in its own right. A dramatic stone spiral staircase leads to the upper levels, revealing grand reception rooms :42 sqm and 52 sqm with a fireplace, a 48 sqm kitchen designed for elevated entertaining, and a series of five atmospheric bedrooms bathed in natural light. Renaissance enhancements — including mullioned windows, interior shutters, and an ornate Italian-inspired entrance — enrich the façade and interior volumes, creating a home that is both historically significant and visually stunning. The private courtyard garden offers tranquility and access to outbuildings, forming an intimate sanctuary within a vibrant, year-round village setting. Roof inspected and refurbished in 2025. Shops, medical facilities, and the weekly market are all just steps away. A rare and irreplaceable French legacy property — ideal as a private residence, heritage retreat, or generational investment. Immersive virtual tour on demand. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Castle/Cloister for sale - 890 000 € Legal Mentions (in French) : Honoraires à la charge du vendeur. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr .

Welcome to Staffolo, a stunning town in the heart of Italy, where history and luxury converge. Located in the very heart of the historical center of Staffolo lies this stunning property, originally constructed in the 1400s. In 2010, the historic residence was meticulously renovated by its owners and turned into a luxurious tourist accommodation business. With its rich heritage and top-of-the-line amenities, this hotel and spa offers the perfect mix of old-world charm and contemporary luxuries. Embark on a journey through four floors of elegant living spaces, where relaxation awaits right in the middle of the historical streets of this Italian town. The Hotel Originally built in the 1400s, this building is located in the historic center of Staffolo, Le Marche. It underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2010, and it has been reimagined as a hotel and spa, blending its rich heritage with luxury and comfort. With a spacious interior spanning 710 sq.m. across four floors, it now offers a total of 9 rooms. Ground Floor: Located in the heart of Staffolo’s historic center, this hotel offers convenient access directly from one of its main streets. Stepping inside, you are welcomed by an elegant reception area to the right, followed by two cozy lounge rooms, one of which opens onto a scenic balcony. Next to them is a stunning bar area, ideal for both greeting guests and unwinding. This floor exudes elegance, with its lofty ceilings, ample windows, and exquisite artisanal cementine tiles from the 1900s on the floors. This level also features two guest bathrooms complete with dressing rooms, as well as a staff restroom equipped with a changing area. Additionally, two handy rooms provide some more storage. First Floor: Going upstairs, you will enter the sleeping area of the hotel. Here you will find 4 bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms, as well as a meeting room, which can also double as an additional bedroom. The style of this floor reflects the rest of the home, with historical floor tiles, high ceilings and tall windows. Second Floor: Going upstairs, you’ll spot 3 additional bedrooms, each featuring by its own ensuite bathroom. The floorplan is rounded out by the luxurious master suite, boasting a generously sized living room that transitions into a spacious bedroom and its ensuite bathroom. Within the master suite, you will also find a jacuzzi for added relaxation. Basement: As you make your way down to the basement, you’ll discover the epitome of luxury. Enhanced by rustic stone walls, a complete spa experience awaits you, boasting a spacious Jacuzzi, traditional Finnish sauna, salt cave, emotional showers, as well as massage and relaxation rooms. The Location Located within the historic center of Staffolo, Le Marche, this hotel enjoys an exceptional location in a very picturesque town. The town boasts exceptional restaurants serving authentic regional cuisine, lounge bars perfect for relaxing evenings, and a variety of daily services to cater to residents and visitors alike. The region of Le Marche is renowned for its breathtaking and varied landscapes sure to please all. Here you will find rolling hills with vineyards and olive groves, gorgeous medieval villages perched on mountaintops, and coastal towns along the Adriatic Sea – all in the span of a couple hours’ drive. Additionally, the proximity of Staffolo to major highways and the Ancona Airport makes it easily accessible for guests. Nearby towns and cities, such as Ancona and Senigallia, offer additional cultural attractions, shopping, and entertainment throughout the year. EPC Rating: B Energy Performance Index (IPE): 101,04 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This property is an excellent opportunity for those wanting to enter an already thriving accommodation business. The hotel’s location offers the best of both worlds, providing convenient access to airports and highways, while still being in the relaxing setting of a smaller town. Being in the historical center also makes it possible to walk everywhere, which is a great plus for guests who do not want to drive. With its established reputation, this type of hotel is highly favored by both locals and tourists. From seasonal tourism, thanks to its proximity to the sea, to cultural tourism as well as local tourism, centered around the spa, there are diverse opportunities for attracting visitors year-round. Distances Nearest Town With Services: 200 m Theater: 4,1 km Cupramontana: 9,6 km Highway: 10,3 km Cingoli: 12,1 km Golf Club: 16,5 km Hospital: 16,6 km Filottrano: 18,5 km Gola della Rossa Natural Park: 26,6 km Ancona Airport: 28,8 km Macerata: 39,4 km Cerreto D’Esi: 39,7 km Genga: 42,5 km Seaside: 44 km Ancona: 44,4 km Fabriano: 44,8 km

In the heart of Uzès, where history meets beauty, stands an exceptional property, a jewel of the 19th century, carefully renovated to offer a timeless experience. Surrounded by greenery, it shelters under the benevolent protection of its majestic trees, creating a haven of peace in the city centre. The vast, soothing views magnify its noble character, while the calm air that pervades it seems to suspend time. A lovely swimming pool invites you to lose yourself in it on hot summer days, while a separate apartment lends itself to moments of tranquillity or friendly visits. The six ensuite bedrooms are bright and generous refuges imbued with serenity and elegance. Every nook and cranny exudes softness, while the façade and staircase, heritage listed by Bâtiments de France, bear witness to a glorious past, adding a touch of prestige to this rare residence. A jacuzzi and sauna complete the picture, offering guests an invitation to total relaxation. Finally, a discreet garage guarantees the privacy and security of this exceptional property, a place where harmony and grandeur come together in rare perfection. A Botella Real Estate selection. Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. Information relating to the risks incurred by this property is available on the Géorisques website. For further information, please contact: Corine George, Ph. 06.14.86.24.46 (EI, registered with the Nimes RSAC, number 351 342 191). REF: 2728

Close to the Luxembourg Gardens, in a small Directoire-style hotel overlooking the garden, a 130 m² duplex apartment with a salon decorated under historical monument classification. The apartment occupies the right wing of a small private hotel listed as a historical monument, hidden from the street by a modern building designed by Jean Dubuisson, a laureate of the Grand Prix de Rome in 1945. A caretaker resides on the premises. A first glass airlock, protected by a code followed by an intercom, leads to a vast hall under video surveillance, dressed in pale beige marble. Through large glass walls, a shaded garden with white gravel paths reveals itself, planted with acacias and sycamores, embellished with small circular flower beds combining rhododendrons, ivy, and hydrangeas. At the end of the 19th century, it housed artists' workshops. Alfons Mucha and Jean Dupas notably worked there. Built in 1796, the hotel Scelles is a remarkable specimen of late 18th-century architecture. Designed for the sculptor and marble worker François Scelles, the building occupies part of the domain of the convent of the Carmelites, sold as national property during the Revolution. The facade of the hotel, strictly ordered, is raised one story above the ground floor and opens through five bays on either side of a central body of lodging. This is set between two thin marble pilasters in a very slight projection, elevated, and adorned on the noble floor with three triangular pediments. A witness of the 17th century, the cornice of stone balusters announces, with its flat roof, the French-style covering of the 18th century. The second floor of the central body dominates the facade with its three windows with crossettes surmounted by a sculpted tie. Two stone consoles support the whole, surmounted by a curvilinear pediment pierced by an oculus sheltering the supposed bust of François Scelles. A private entrance, at the right angle of the facade, serves two lodgings. The access door reveals a hall decorated with a cloakroom as well as a staircase leading to the first floor. The facade rhythmically features six tall windows doubled with wooden shutters, exposed to the southwest and overlooking the garden; this level consists of a kitchen, a dining room of nearly 18 m², and, in succession, a bedroom of about 15 m², accompanied by its bathroom and wardrobe. Adjacent to the dining room and listed in the inventory of historical monuments, a reception room of approximately 38 m², with a vaulted ceiling, is pierced to the west by a wide arched transom. The interior decoration of the large salon, built in place of the former oratory of Louise de La Vallière, is certainly unique in France due to the quality, diversity, and rarity of the marbles covering its walls. These marbles are presented in shades of chip, red from Languedoc, and green from the Pyrenees. Pilasters of purple breccia topped with capitals support a molded cornice that frames a wide painted border in grisaille, inspired by Pompeii, where women dressed in antiquity dance on either side of famous men's busts represented in trompe-l'œil within medallions. Massive mahogany double doors close all exits. The level also includes guest toilets. In the dining room, a wooden staircase leads to a second mansard level. Two bedrooms of approximately 10 and 16 m² with exposed beams, a bathroom, and separate toilets occupy the upper floor. An underground parking space and a cellar, both accessible by elevator, complete the property.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Unique in Brussels, in the very exclusive neighborhood of Square du Bois, better known as the "Billionaires' Square", discover exclusively this prestigious "Hôtel de Maître" built in 1927 offering a living area of approximately 950sqm and a superb facade of 8.24m. The Beaux-Arts style building, tinted with French neo-Renaissance, is signed by the architect Armand Delalieux. Large entrance hall, reception room with oak staircase leading to the receptions on the 1st floor and illuminated by a beautiful skylight with a superb coloured glass dome, cloakroom, elevator, at the back; large office with access to the terrace overlooking the garden, kitchen and blue stone service staircase. On the 1st floor; superb reception taking up the entire width of the house with fireplace, large landing, dining room with open fire and terrace access, old kitchen. On the 2nd floor; large landing, Master's apartment comprising a large bedroom with bathroom at the rear and large living room/office at the front. On the 3rd floor; large landing, 2 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms On the 4th floor; staff service apartment comprising 4 rooms, shower room, laundry room * Intercom. Alarm system. Elevator serving the entire house. Garage for 2 cars and 2 parking spaces. * White stone facade. Wrought iron balconies. Woodwork inspired by those of the Château de Fontainebleau. * Building permit granted for the construction of a superb roof terrace. * Hidden gem in Brussels... A must see !

A 16th-century, listed historical monument townhouse with a garden and former notary’s office, in Burgundy, in the historical heart of a town renowned for its architecture and history. The property stands at the corner of two quiet streets in the old centre and is made up of a townhouse, part of which is listed as a historical monument, a former notary’s office and a garden. The main entrance boasts an imposing, finely crafted, wrought iron gate that opens onto a gravelled courtyard. The U-shaped main dwelling is topped with a roof made of flat tiles and has a red brick and limestone façade set slightly back from the street. The central section is punctuated with tall windows fitted with louvred shutters, while a dormer with an arched pediment and flanked with scrolls decorated in the form of acanthus leaves is a reminder of the building’s Great Century ornamental heritage. Wrought iron guard-rails, ribbed pilasters, belt courses and quoins also punctuate the façades. Two symmetrical pavilions topped with pyramid-shaped slate roofs stand either side of the central section. There is a second entrance through a secure door and a carriage gate, equipped with motor-driven jacks, leading to the inner courtyard paved with bricks, where one vehicle can be parked. Lastly, the entrance to the garage is via a cosy, small square, allowing discrete access to the property. After the patio, there is also a garden.

Situated in the heart of Baugé, just a stone's throw from shops and the famous château of King René, Duke of Anjou, this prestigious listed property with a total surface area of 450 m² is set in 478 m² of fully enclosed grounds. The singular entrance, via an old-fashioned vaulted corridor, leads to an intimate cobbled courtyard, magnified by three wash-houses. From here, a superb building overlooks, displaying all the Renaissance features inherited from the Italian know-how of the period. This property is composed of several different buildings. The main building, with around 300 m² of living space, is built over four levels, accessed via loggias with semi-circular arched openings. The property's current layout includes a kitchen, dining room, three lounges, four spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms. Thanks to the property's considerable potential, a wide range of room layouts and uses are possible. Accessible from the courtyard, two outbuildings of approx. 80 m² each complete the ensemble. One offers accommodation comprising a kitchen, shower room, two bedrooms and study, while the other houses a splendid three-level library, study and room for conversion. A double garage and a beautiful cellar complete this unique property, with its authentic, unspoilt atmosphere. Only 30 minutes by car from Angers and Saumur. Contact EI : Julien 06 77 41 22 18 Fees are payable by the vendor. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisque.gouv.fr

Just steps from Roland Garros, in the heart of Boulogne’s iconic 1930s district, this exceptional Art Deco townhouse—designed in 1928 by renowned architect André Gutton and listed as a historic monument—embodies timeless elegance and architectural refinement. Spread over 280 sq.m. and served by an elevator, the property offers bright, generous living spaces with large bay windows opening onto a west-facing terrace. The home features a spacious reception area, a refined dining room, and an independent kitchen. The upper floors host four en-suite bedrooms, including a 34 sq.m. master suite with dressing room and private bathroom. Outdoor spaces include a 25 sq.m. terrace, a 6 sq.m. balcony, and a spectacular 30 sq.m. rooftop terrace boasting panoramic views of Paris, the Eiffel Tower, and the Bois de Boulogne. Additional features include an enclosed garage, ample storage, and a full basement with laundry and utility rooms. A few light refreshment works will unveil the full potential of this rare and inspiring property—a perfect haven for architecture lovers and families seeking an exceptional home at the gateway to Paris.

Classified Private Mansion, Ideal for an Institutional Headquarters, Embassy, Private Club, or Major Cultural Project. Between the hushed murmur of the European institutions and the verdant breath of the Brussels Park rises, opposite the Royal Palace, a residence where time still bows to elegance. Built around 1860, this listed mansion, long known as the “Banque Brunner,” embodies the very essence of Brussels prestige, a perfect dialogue between memory and modernity, between stone and light. Beneath its noble mantle of blue stone, the façade unfolds like a classical score across three levels of grace. Ornate balustrades, sculpted frames, and a central balcony answer one another like notes in a harmonious architectural theme. At the top, a delicately decorated entablature ends in a stone balustrade, a gesture of reverence to the beauty of a bygone era. Inside, the house reveals the discreet grandeur of the great 19th-century residences. The carriage entrance opens onto a sequence of adjoining salons where silence still seems alive with the rustle of fabrics and the whispers of past receptions. The grand staircase leads to the state rooms on the first floor, while the upper levels offer the serene intimacy of private apartments. Around 1900, architect Léon Govaerts gave this jewel an audacious extension : a banking hall topped with Brussels’ first concrete dome. Beneath this vault of stone and light, a marble staircase unfolds its pure lines, magnifying the solemnity of the setting and lending the whole an exceptional institutional majesty. Recently restored with exemplary care, the building now combines respect for heritage with the precision of modern comfort. Its remarkably generous volumes extend over more than 2000 m2 of built space on a 628 m2 plot. The property totals 2,066 m², including a 600 m² basement that still houses the original bank vaults. The front section comprises a ground floor of 233 m2, a first floor of 233 m2, a second floor of 230 m2, and a third floor of 210 m2. It is worth noting that a vertical extension of two additional floors, totaling 420 m2, could be envisaged. The central space beneath the majestic dome offers 210 m2of unparalleled character. The rear section features a ground floor of 185 m2, a mezzanine of 33 m2, and a first floor of 132 m2. This building, located on one of the capital’s most emblematic thoroughfares, No. 78, Rue de la Loi, stands as a true symbol of power and diplomacy, offering an unrivalled strategic position near European institutions, public transport, parking facilities, and direct access to the historic centre. More than a property, it is a living, breathing piece of history, a testament to elegance and influence, ready to embrace a new destiny : an institutional headquarters, an embassy, a private club, or a major cultural venture. Beneath the dome of light, every stone still seems to whisper the legacy of a century of excellence. Here, prestige is not merely admired… it is deeply breathed.

A gift from a man in love to his wife, who was unhappy living in a house too far from the city. She wanted an exceptional view, so he gave her the valley. This palatial mansion takes us back to the 18th century and tells the story of a French architect who fled the pre-revolutionary era for Spain and oversaw the construction of various properties in the lush region of Catalonia. The Mas covers 3,869 m² spread over three floors, on a one-hectare plot. All the rooms have retained their unique style and that of the architect. The owners have kept the maids' rooms separated by partitions like boxes. There is also a secret room to hide in in case of attack.

For those who seek the perfect fusion of timeless elegance and modern comfort, this 17th-century estate nestled in the rolling hills of Emilia-Romagna is an exquisite sanctuary like no other. Comprising a stately villa, a dependance with both indoor and outdoor pools, and approximately 10 hectares of parkland adorned with vineyards and olive groves, this property is the very embodiment of Italian artistry. The creation of a visionary mind, this estate is an ode to Italico estro—that uniquely Italian creative flair—offering a transcendent journey through time, from the Roman era to the present day. Every salon, corridor, bedroom and bath whispers stories of a millenary past that comes alive within these walls. The estate is composed of the main villa, a dedicated wellness dependance, and an additional annex whose future purpose awaits the discerning eye of its next custodian. With every detail curated to captivate the senses—light, space, texture, scent—the villa offers not just a place to live, but a way of life. Here, one might begin the day with sweeping vineyard views and end it in the steamy calm of a Turkish bath, all within the sanctuary of one’s own home. The Villa Painstakingly restored over several years, the 17th-century villa has been reborn through a relentless pursuit of excellence. Every choice—be it handcrafted terracotta flooring, fine marbles, noble woods, or intricate mosaics—was guided by the highest standards. Contemporary artists were commissioned to adorn the interiors with frescoes and bespoke finishes, weaving the past and present into a living masterpiece. The main residence, including its luxurious dependance, spans approximately 1.900 sq.m. across three levels: Ground Floor: The villa enjoys three separate entrances and a flowing layout that elegantly connects its internal spaces: an expansive living room with adjoining dining area, a fully equipped kitchen opening onto a loggia with an outdoor dining area and built-in barbecue, a cloakroom, laundry room, guest WC, a second bathroom with shower, a double bedroom, a cosy sitting room, and a secondary kitchen. First Floor: Accessed via three separate staircases, the upper level features an extraordinary master suite complete with walk-in wardrobe, a bathroom with whirlpool tub and shower, and access to a panoramic terrace. This floor also includes a private study, four further bedrooms, four additional bathrooms, a kitchen and two spacious sitting rooms, one of which opens onto a grand panoramic terrace. Thanks to its thoughtful layout, the villa may function as three independent apartments or as one expansive family residence, being all areas interconnected. Attic Floor: Comprises several attic rooms and a bathroom with bathtub. From the ground floor living area, a dramatic tunnel leads from the classical wing to the villa’s modern counterpart, culminating in a spectacular indoor swimming pool (12 × 5 metres), finished in gleaming mosaic and fully heated. This serene space is surrounded by vast glass walls offering uninterrupted views of the landscaped park and the adjoining outdoor pool, giving the illusion of a single, continuous aquatic expanse when the large windows are opened. The living areas here boast a stylish bar, a fully equipped gym, sauna and Turkish bath—creating an indulgent wellness retreat within the home. Water, as a symbolic and literal element, pervades the estate—echoing the site’s ancient past, where Roman consular baths once stood along the historic road. On the first floor of this modern wing are a double bedroom, a twin bedroom and two elegant shower rooms. The Annex Measuring approximately 350 sq.m. over two floors, the annex is restored to a builder’s finish and currently comprises a large storage on the ground level, while the first floor remains unfinished and empty, presenting a blank canvas for the future owner. Whether envisioned as a workshop, private cinema, guest apartment or staff quarters, this structure offers unparalleled flexibility. The Land The estate’s 10 hectares of grounds are a triumph of landscape design and agricultural elegance: 1.5 hectares of enclosed Italian gardens have been meticulously laid out in classical late-Renaissance style. Statues, urns, fountains, watercourses, staircases and shaded pergolas adhere to geometric harmony and symmetry, creating an environment as meditative as it is magnificent. A long, tree-lined avenue—lit by ornate lanterns—leads from the main gate to the northern façade of the villa, where a grand fountain welcomes you into a parkland of wonder and refinement. The gardens are arranged across three tiers, featuring broad avenues, lush lawns, majestic terracotta planters and scenic openings that frame views of rolling hills, vineyards, and, in the distance, the sparkling Adriatic coast. A splendid 130 sq.m. mosaic-tiled swimming pool lies at the heart of the grounds, bordered by a generous sun deck furnished with loungers and parasols. A marble staircase flanked by two flowing streams descends from the rose garden atop a hill, where floral splendour and fragrant air enhance the estate’s idyllic charm. The remaining 8.5 hectares are composed of flourishing vineyards, olive groves and arable land. The Location Set upon a gentle hill in a quiet, residential setting, this majestic estate enjoys absolute privacy while remaining remarkably close to all essential services. Living in Romagna—especially in this area between Cesena and Forlì—means embracing a lifestyle defined by warmth, culinary richness, natural beauty, and cultural heritage. It is a land where time slows, yet opportunity abounds. The estate is easily accessible via the A14 motorway from the Forlì or Cesena exits, the location is ideally placed for exploring some of Italy’s most iconic destinations, including Ravenna, with its Byzantine mosaics and poetic spirit, and the Republic of San Marino offers a step into another world atop its rocky heights. Living here, will ensure you the tranquility of a country life, with possibility to join the hustle and bustle of the Riviera Romagnola coast, which is only half an hour away. EPC: Ordered Why Buy It Acquiring this estate is not merely a real estate investment—it is an investment in legacy, lifestyle and limitless potential. Properties of such historical pedigree, architectural magnificence and natural beauty are exceedingly rare, especially in a region as culturally rich and strategically positioned as Emilia-Romagna. This villa is ideal for those seeking a prestigious family residence with space to welcome extended relatives, guests, or live-in staff in absolute privacy and comfort. The unique layout allows for the villa to function either as a single, cohesive home or be subdivided into multiple independent apartments—offering flexibility for multi-generational living or guest accommodation. For entrepreneurs, artists, or business leaders, the estate serves as an impressive representative home—a setting that exudes character, prestige and refinement, perfect for hosting private events, high-level meetings, or simply enjoying a retreat that inspires creativity and serenity. Moreover, the property holds tremendous potential for luxury hospitality ventures, such as a boutique hotel, wellness retreat, or exclusive holiday let. The villa’s rare combination of period charm and state-of-the-art wellness amenities, including indoor and outdoor pools, spa facilities and panoramic terraces, make it uniquely suited for discerning international travellers seeking an immersive and restorative Italian experience. Its location—within reach of some of Italy’s most desirable destinations, yet secluded enough to guarantee tranquillity—adds further value. With the Adriatic coast, San Marino, Ravenna, Bologna and Rimini all within an hour’s drive, the estate offers a perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility. Distances Closest Town with Services: 1,6 km Cesena: 9 km Forlì: 11 km Cervia: 23 km Nearest beaches: 23 km Cesenatico: 24 km Santarcangelo di Romagna: 29 km Ravenna: 30 km Rimini: 39 km San Marino: 47 km Bologna: 75 km Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport: 82 km

Exceptional townhouse with a listed façade and historic fountain Ideally located in the heart of Paris's 2nd arrondissement, just steps away from the Bibliothèque nationale de France and numerous iconic landmarks, this unique townhouse, currently configured as office space, offers unparalleled charm and prestige. Fully renovated, this 125 m² property is thoughtfully arranged over several levels: A ground floor and three upper floors, each approximately 25 m², A 10 m² mezzanine, A 6 m² terrace, accessible from the top floor, A 25 m² basement. Functional and well-equipped, it also features a kitchenette and restroom facilities. Located near the headquarters of major luxury brands, the Palais Royal Gardens, and the vibrant Japanese district, this townhouse represents a rare and prestigious opportunity.

Large manor house with 993,53 m² of constructed area. The palace house, located in Villamartin, is known as the Casa de Los Topete in reference to the family who had it built. This house has many years of history. It was built in the 17th century by Lope Venegas de Plasencia and later rebuilt by Manuel Jiménez del Canto in 1765. For centuries it has been the home of several generations of Andalusian nobility and aristocracy. Until recently, a beautiful and ancient sculpture of the Virgin Mary and Child (Santa María del Buen Fin), located in a niche in the wall of the main staircase, was in the property. This work is usually attributed to the sculptor Lorenzo Mercadante from Brittany. Today the house is ready to be converted into a charming hotel near the Sierra del Grazalema or as a personal home again. The house has 10 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 toilets, as well as a garage, 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, dining room, lounge, 2 pantries, 3 storerooms, 2 distributors, oratory, a beautiful inner courtyard with gallery and another outer courtyard with swimming pool. Do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a visit.

An 18th century mansion house and its garden, both listed as French Historic monuments, in the so-called “Little Norman Versailles” on the Cotentin Peninsula. Administrative capital of the Cotentin Peninsula from the Middle-Ages through to the 18th century, Valognes is a royal town and an important legal centre. As of the reign of Louis XIV, the flourishing town saw the construction of a large number of mansion houses, of which about forty or so still exist today. The “Hôtel Dorléans” stands slightly set back off a square, on the corner of a street. On the side, a large gateway, decorated with protruding quoins, opens into a paved courtyard that borders the rear facade and a stairway tower. Two stairways provide access to a garden laid out on a higher level than the house. A double garage can be reached via an adjacent street.