Recently, the acquisition of real estate, which has historical value, has recently been popular among financially rich people. Buying such housing, they usually have several goals: 1.The first and quite understandable goal is for personal use. Oligarchs and aristocrats prefer to live in such a house. These apartments have a beautiful decor and are located in picturesque places.2.Some acquire such real estate for exhibitions or under museums with a private exhibition of paintings.3.Less commonly, such houses are bought to place an expensive boutique or store in them. And the historical house in the style of retro gives a rich appearance for the brand of the store itself and, accordingly, attracts wealthy customers.4.Even less often, the restaurant business owners acquire ancient buildings to accommodate their restaurant in them, which, due to this, will be popular and attract rich segments of the population with their interior. But for this you need to obtain permission of the relevant authorities, since such objects are protected by law. The price policy of historical real estate is the most diverse: from 1 million to hundreds of millions of euros. It will be cheaper at home that stand far from the main streets and you need to invest a lot of money in them. As for expensive apartments, they went through reconstruction work and huge funds were invested in them. Specialists of this market say that historical houses are better sold after restoration for about 2.5 million euros. Conducting an example, we can say that in Liguria a hotel of the XVIII century is sold, which has 18 rooms. The building itself is located on the coast and has a wonderful sea view. Due to its ancient things, the house has a beautiful both internal and external design. Also on the territory there is a garden with old trees and parking. But not without modernity. The house has a bar-restaurant, pool. The price of this hotel is 10 million euros. The leader among the expensive historical value is France, where the price of the cheapest house starts from 9 million euros. There are also tempting offers for lovers of Balkan countries. So in Croatia for sale, a villager of the XIX century was put up for sale with an area of the entire adjacent territory of 1600 square meters. m. There is also a garden on the site, and only 20 meters to the sea. But the palace must be restored and considerable means. Its cost without restoration work is 2,900,000 euros.