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Overlooking the village at the gateway to the Cévennes, this listed Historic Monument ranks among the most remarkable historic estates in the Gard region. Originally built on medieval foundations dating from the 14th century and extensively remodelled during the 17th and 18th centuries, it possesses the rare distinction of having remained in the same family for nearly seven centuries. Set within more than seven hectares (17 acres) of enclosed grounds, the estate perfectly combines the elegance of a grand aristocratic residence with the richness of an exceptional landscaped heritage. Designed in the English style, the park features sweeping lawns, majestic century-old Cedars of Lebanon, ginkgo trees, historic bamboo groves, a traditional kitchen garden and ornamental gardens. Its remarkable hydraulic features include a monumental water wheel (noria) and an elegant 17th- and 18th-century nymphaeum, while a Palladian-inspired swimming pool blends discreetly into this setting of rare harmony. Offering approximately 1,100 sq m (11,840 sq ft) of living accommodation across four levels, the château eloquently reflects several centuries of architectural evolution. Its magnificent Italian-style staircase, richly decorated with stucco work and mythological bas-reliefs, is regarded as one of the finest examples of its kind in Languedoc. A succession of grand reception rooms reveals generous proportions, abundant natural light and beautifully preserved period interiors, while the formal dining room retains its early 18th-century Italian frescoes. The principal drawing room houses an exceptionally rare panoramic wallpaper by the celebrated Réveillon manufactory, official supplier to the Court of Versailles, preserved in an outstanding original condition. The lower levels reveal the château's medieval origins through vaulted cellars, historic kitchens, a Renaissance laundry room and an impressive collection of original service areas. Extending to more than 1,850 sq m (19,910 sq ft), the outbuildings include a former silk mill converted into an elegant reception hall, an orangery, a traditional silkworm house (magnanerie), a library housed within one of the towers, stables and an 18th-century gatekeeper's house, together offering exceptional scope for a wide range of prestigious residential, cultural or hospitality projects. Our Opinion This estate unquestionably belongs among the finest historic châteaux in the Gard. Very few properties combine such an unbroken family history stretching back to the Middle Ages, architecture of such remarkable integrity, interiors of exceptional quality and landscaped grounds of this scale. The harmonious balance between the grandeur of the château, the remarkable heritage value of its outbuildings and the beauty of its gardens gives the estate an outstanding identity, making it one of the region's most distinguished historic properties. The estate also enjoys an exceptionally privileged location. It lies just thirty minutes from Nîmes and its TGV high-speed rail station, forty-five minutes from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Pont du Gard, and less than one hour from Montpellier, Arles and Avignon. At the heart of one of France's richest regions for both historic heritage and contemporary culture, it is within easy reach of internationally renowned institutions including Carré d'Art in Nîmes, LUMA Arles, MO.CO Montpellier and the Fondation Maeght. The private airfield of Alès-Deaux, only fifteen minutes away, further enhances its accessibility. A comprehensive and recent restoration, carried out with unwavering respect for authentic materials and the spirit of the property, has restored the estate to its full splendour while seamlessly incorporating the standards of contemporary comfort.

In the heart of the Gard region, this château, whose origins date back to the 11th century, overlooks the Gardon gorges between Uzès and the Pont du Gard. The village enchants with its golden stone façades, its immediate proximity to the river, and an atmosphere where nature seems to advance in a silent procession. Paths leading to the Hermitage of Collias, water-based activities, protected panoramic landscapes, and the proximity of major cultural centres give the site a strong identity: discreet, yet perfectly connected. Less than 30 minutes from Nîmes and 40 minutes from Avignon, the château enjoys a strategic position at the heart of a major heritage territory. Built around an 11th-century tower and shaped over the centuries, the residence bears witness to the great eras it has passed through. In the 15th century, it belonged to the Montpezat family, before being restructured in the 18th century by the Marquis de La Chapelle, who gave it the enduring form we see today. The estate is now composed of three historic entities: – a 17th-century wing, – an 18th-century wing, – and the medieval tower, carefully reinterpreted through successive restorations. A masterful renovation has restored the château to its former splendour, blending living heritage with contemporary standards of excellence. With nearly 2,000 sqm of living space, the property offers majestic volumes, perfectly suited to either a grand private residence or a prestigious hotel project. The estate extends over almost 2 hectares, featuring a succession of terraces, themed gardens, woodland areas, landscaped perspectives and open views. The château offers a total of 19 bedrooms, arranged into three complementary ensembles: • 8 rooms integrated into the 5-Star hotel, all restored to the highest standards: generous volumes, noble materials, views over the park or surrounding hills, and a refined atmosphere. • 3 independent guest rooms, perfectly integrated into the estate and offering welcome privacy. With appropriate compliance upgrades, they could be incorporated into the hotel operation to increase accommodation capacity. - 3 apartments, each with its own distinct character, complete the ensemble. These units offer multiple possibilities: high-end suites, staff accommodation, private spaces, or premium lodging dedicated to an ambitious hospitality project. - A fourth apartment to be fitted out could also be converted into staff accommodation. A dedicated area of the estate could also accommodate a SPA, offering significant development potential to enhance the wellness offering already initiated by the existing facilities. Common areas and gastronomy: Bright lounges, vaulted rooms, reception spaces and well-balanced circulation areas form a fluid and elegant whole. Stone, wood and handcrafted ironwork harmoniously interact with a sober and carefully curated contemporary décor. “L’Hirondelle”, the château’s gastronomic restaurant, is a true signature of the property. Here, a Chef can celebrates local produce with confident creativity. Its panoramic terrace overlooks the hillside and gardens, forming a living tableau that accompanies every service. Outdoor spaces: The private park, thoughtfully designed, unfolds English-style gardens, a rose garden, tree-lined paths, a traditional kitchen garden and naturally shaded areas. A discreetly integrated swimming pool and ornamental basins complete this landscaped oasis of rare character. Our view: This estate brings together everything one expects from an exceptional property: an illustrious history, a multi-layered architecture perfectly restored, an operational 5-star hotel, a renowned gastronomic restaurant, and a flexible accommodation capacity thanks to guest rooms and apartments. The possibility of creating a SPA adds an additional dimension, opening the way to a high-end wellness concept. The harmony between architecture, nature and perspective gives the property an almost sculptural coherence. Château de Collias is not merely a setting, but a stage ready to host an ambitious project, a private residence or a characterful hotel. A rare address, crafted for those seeking the alliance of heritage and contemporary excellence. Contact : Pierre Begin / +33 6 07 09 01 21

This magnificent 17th Century and independant property has preserved the charm of its era through the quality renovation that has been carried out. This property is composed of several buildings around a courtyard and offers a remarkable 700m² in total living space: a main residence of approx. 335m², a guest residence of 339m²and a studio of 20m². Spread over 4 hectares of land, the property benefits from an exceptional dominating view and ideal south-facing position. The architectural elements, characteristic of the Renaissance period, reveal the decorative style of the former inhabitants -decorative French timber ceilings, vaulted stone rooms, stone staircases – which give a sumptuous feel to the different rooms. The seductive beauty and tranquillity of this property is further enhanced by a lovely 12 x 6m² swimming pool. An outbuilding can accommodate vehicles and a workshop. Botella and Sons (since 1989). Agency fees to be paid by the vendor. Ref: 2824

The Renaissance castle of the seventeenth century has been restored with care. This House has a total living area of 700 sqm, consisting of a main house of about 335 m², a separate guest house of 339 m² and a studio of about 20 sqm. The property situated on an old Roman road stretches over 4 hectares and has a road and a private parking. A spacious entrance hall distributes a kitchen, a dining room with fireplace and lounge. A majestic stone staircase leads to the two floors each offering beautiful bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The guest house offers ground floor a beautiful living room (kitchen, dining room) open to the pool terrace, a bedroom with shower room and a vaulted living room. The floor has a large room with fireplace enjoying a beautiful view, a reception room with kitchenette and bedrooms with bathroom. The studio is equipped with a bathroom. Beautiful space relaxation in a quiet near the swimming pool of 12 x 6 m. A building offers parking for 4 garages and workshop. . This House will not leave indifferent lovers of history and nature.

Uzès area Superb Former fortified 13th century castle, ISMH-listed Historical Building, modified over the centuries, partially renovated with beautiful materials, 7 bedrooms, orangery with possibility of studio, swimming pool, beautiful park of 7795m², full of history, in the heart of a village, within walking distance to amenities, near town, airport, TGV, motorway and sea This historic property is excellently located in the greater Uzès area, Languedoc Roussillon, Occitanie, South of France. Built in the Middle Ages on the foundations of an old fortified castle, the additions through the centuries have left different features including the beautiful rooms with vaulted ceilings, a sumptuous Louis XIII staircase and the Empire lounge. Standing majestically in the heart of the village, you can admire the beautiful facade, its two entrance towers and the remains of its ancient ramparts. The rooms offer beautiful volumes with large windows, high ceilings, beautiful floors and fireplaces - in short, a feeling of well-being. This proves that a castle can both retain all its charm, character and authenticity while offering us all the modern comforts. You just have to impregnate this house of your own history! Description of the building The Castle ISMH-listed offers ??450m² of living area and a further 350m² to restore on 3 levels served by the majestic stone staircase that occupies the entire old dungeon. Ground floor: Entrance is through a beautiful Louis XIII door, hall 21.5m², bedroom 1 33m², bedroom 2 in a corner tower 13m², summer living room with kitchen 37m², bathroom, gym with sauna and shower 28m², WC, laundry area, remarkable large vaulted wine cellar. 1st floor: Access via a beautiful stone staircase, elegant gallery / hall 22m² which serves the various reception rooms, living room 50m² with rare 17th century wooden fireplace and French ceiling, library 23m² with 19th century fireplace, bedroom 3 28m² and its bathroom + dressing + WC 12m², dining room with vaulted semicircular ceiling (only 5 in France including 2 in the Gard) 43m ², fitted kitchen 25m ², bedroom 4 of 16m² leading through to a room in the tower 12m², bedroom 5 25m², office 22m², WC 1.5m², bathroom 11m², TV room 14m². 2nd floor: Its sumptuous staircase leads us now to the second floor where there are 2 large bedrooms, one of 34.5m² and bathroom 12.5m², many other large rooms with beautiful high ceilings just waiting for your ideas to find their story. A staircase still allows access to the top of the dungeon. Swimming pool 15.5m x 5.5m Outbuilding on 2 floors. There is an orangery on the ground floor with the possibility to consider a studio on the 1st floor. Grounds The two magnificent towers at the entrance of the property date back to the Seventeenth century and were reduced by half during the revolution. The gate opens onto a magnificent park of 7795m², with parts dedicated to 7 architects influencing architecture of the 20th century, where a work of art of each one stands. Many trees like hackberries, maple trees, plane trees and 177 boxwood hedges decorate this place, making it a place of well-being and pleasure. There is an automatic watering system and 3 wells. General Condition The castle was partly renovated 40 years ago; the roof was redone at this time also. The facades, roofs and two towers are listed in the inventory of Historic Monuments. Wooden single glazed joineries throughout. Central heating by heat exchange pump. Mains sewerage. Comment A magical place imbued with history of great French personalities! "DPE not required"

Rarely does a château of this historical importance come onto the market in such impeccable condition. Dating back to the 11th century and subsequently enriched during the Renaissance and Classical periods, the property has undergone an exceptional restoration, combining outstanding craftsmanship with discreet contemporary luxury while preserving the remarkable character of the original building. The château extends to approximately 1,272 m² and is arranged around elegant internal courtyards and landscaped gardens, offering a wonderful balance between magnificent entertaining spaces and comfortable private accommodation. The western wing is dedicated primarily to the principal living accommodation. A succession of elegant lounges, all benefiting from beautiful stone ceilings and original architectural features, open towards the south-facing courtyard and gardens. This wing also accommodates six luxurious bedroom suites, many with dressing rooms, spacious bathrooms and garden views. A secondary kitchen and dining room complete this section of the château. The medieval eastern wing contains some of the property's most spectacular spaces. A magnificent ceremonial dining room centred around an impressive original stone fireplace is complemented by a professional catering kitchen equipped to host large private receptions and events. Adjacent to the dining room, an extraordinary vaulted reception hall of almost 100 m² conceals the château's original historic well and creates a truly unique entertaining space. Continuing through this wing are a private cinema finished to an exceptional standard, a fully equipped gym, a luxurious hammam spa and direct access to the swimming pool terrace. One floor above lies one of the château's most impressive features: almost 300 m² of interconnected reception rooms with exceptional ceiling heights reaching over 8 metres, remarkable 14th-century wall paintings, original ribbed vaults and architectural details rarely found in private residences. A beautifully designed staircase leads to the panoramic roof terrace, from where breathtaking views extend across the historic village rooftops and surrounding countryside. Separate from the château, the beautifully restored former dovecote provides additional independent accommodation comprising a spacious bedroom suite with dressing room, bathroom and private terrace, together with an additional children's bedroom. This building benefits from air conditioning and underfloor heating. Outside, several beautifully landscaped areas provide complete privacy. The planted entrance courtyard leads to a delightful vaulted summer lounge overlooking the heated swimming pool (9 x 5.5 metres). Mature olive trees, stone staircases, terraces and intimate gardens create a succession of outdoor living spaces ideal for relaxation and entertaining. Additional facilities include: •Heated swimming pool •Hammam spa •Fully equipped gym •Private cinema room •Professional kitchen •Approximately 295 m² of reception rooms •Wine cellar •Garage •Extensive storage rooms •Air conditioning throughout the bedroom accommodation •Underfloor heating •Guest accommodation •Chapel The property is equally suited as an exceptional family residence, an exclusive boutique hospitality venue, a luxury holiday rental business or an outstanding location for weddings, private events and film productions (subject to any necessary permissions). Combining a millennium of history with exceptional modern comfort, this is unquestionably one of the finest château properties currently available in Southern France.

Located in the western part of Occitanie, between the charming towns of Uzès, Avignon and Orange, this château enjoys an enchanting Mediterranean climate where the song of the cicadas constantly reminds you that you are truly in the south of France, under the Provençal sun. Montpellier airport is a one-hour-and-ten-minute drive away, while the Avignon TGV station is accessible in just 45 minutes, offering a central position and easy connections to major cities. Description: An imposing façade covered in climbing vines… A shaded courtyard that appears after an olive grove… At the rear, a 14th-century mill by the river with its private little beach… This 17th-century château of approximately 900 m², plus 450 m² of outbuildings, renovated in 2022, is a true architectural gem. Enlarged in the 19th century, it offers absolute peace and quiet, surrounded by vineyards and bordered to the north by a river. The estate also includes a mill to renovate, adding even more charm to this unique property. The château features 5 living/dining rooms, a chapel, 17 bedrooms (9 of which are located on the second and top floor still to be restored), a kitchen, 4 bathrooms and numerous fireplaces that create a warm and authentic atmosphere. The outbuildings include a 3-room caretaker’s house with 2 bedrooms, air-conditioned and with independent access. It is attached to a former barn, a covered area and 2 large cellars. A glasshouse/winter garden containing a Jacuzzi and an old wash-house. A small raised house with a dovecote, linked by a footbridge to the first floor of the château, and a vaulted stone building once used to store and keep food cool, add further character. The 2-hectare estate is relatively flat and planted with numerous Mediterranean species, including two olive groves, majestic plane trees, a woodland and its walking path ideal for meditation and relaxation. A pétanque court and a fully restored round swimming pool complete the property and provide a real space for leisure. This exceptional setting is perfectly suited to hosting events such as seminars, receptions and weddings, offering an unforgettable atmosphere and an enchanting backdrop for all kinds of celebrations. Our opinion: This château is a rare gem, combining the charm of the past with modern comfort thanks to extensive recent works including roof repairs, lime plaster, restoration of the parquet floors and a complete rewiring of the electricity. It is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a historic property in an idyllic and preserved setting, ideal for lovers of nature and heritage. Whether as a main residence, a holiday home or a tourism project, this château offers infinite potential to create unforgettable memories in the heart of Provence. Its enchanting setting and numerous possibilities make it an ideal venue for events, whether professional seminars, private receptions or fairy-tale weddings. Do not miss this unique opportunity to own a piece of history in one of the most beautiful corners of France. **Contact:** Thierry LALLEMAND +33 6 62 51 94 07 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Overlooking the village at the gateway to the Cévennes, this listed Historic Monument ranks among the most remarkable historic estates in the Gard region. Originally built on medieval foundations dating from the 14th century and extensively remodelled during the 17th and 18th centuries, it possesses the rare distinction of having remained in the same family for nearly seven centuries. Set within more than seven hectares (17 acres) of enclosed grounds, the estate perfectly combines the elegance of a grand aristocratic residence with the richness of an exceptional landscaped heritage. Designed in the English style, the park features sweeping lawns, majestic century-old Cedars of Lebanon, ginkgo trees, historic bamboo groves, a traditional kitchen garden and ornamental gardens. Its remarkable hydraulic features include a monumental water wheel (noria) and an elegant 17th- and 18th-century nymphaeum, while a Palladian-inspired swimming pool blends discreetly into this setting of rare harmony. Offering approximately 1,100 sq m (11,840 sq ft) of living accommodation across four levels, the château eloquently reflects several centuries of architectural evolution. Its magnificent Italian-style staircase, richly decorated with stucco work and mythological bas-reliefs, is regarded as one of the finest examples of its kind in Languedoc. A succession of grand reception rooms reveals generous proportions, abundant natural light and beautifully preserved period interiors, while the formal dining room retains its early 18th-century Italian frescoes. The principal drawing room houses an exceptionally rare panoramic wallpaper by the celebrated Réveillon manufactory, official supplier to the Court of Versailles, preserved in an outstanding original condition. The lower levels reveal the château's medieval origins through vaulted cellars, historic kitchens, a Renaissance laundry room and an impressive collection of original service areas. Extending to more than 1,850 sq m (19,910 sq ft), the outbuildings include a former silk mill converted into an elegant reception hall, an orangery, a traditional silkworm house (magnanerie), a library housed within one of the towers, stables and an 18th-century gatekeeper's house, together offering exceptional scope for a wide range of prestigious residential, cultural or hospitality projects. Our Opinion This estate unquestionably belongs among the finest historic châteaux in the Gard. Very few properties combine such an unbroken family history stretching back to the Middle Ages, architecture of such remarkable integrity, interiors of exceptional quality and landscaped grounds of this scale. The harmonious balance between the grandeur of the château, the remarkable heritage value of its outbuildings and the beauty of its gardens gives the estate an outstanding identity, making it one of the region's most distinguished historic properties. The estate also enjoys an exceptionally privileged location. It lies just thirty minutes from Nîmes and its TGV high-speed rail station, forty-five minutes from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Pont du Gard, and less than one hour from Montpellier, Arles and Avignon. At the heart of one of France's richest regions for both historic heritage and contemporary culture, it is within easy reach of internationally renowned institutions including Carré d'Art in Nîmes, LUMA Arles, MO.CO Montpellier and the Fondation Maeght. The private airfield of Alès-Deaux, only fifteen minutes away, further enhances its accessibility. A comprehensive and recent restoration, carried out with unwavering respect for authentic materials and the spirit of the property, has restored the estate to its full splendour while seamlessly incorporating the standards of contemporary comfort.

This property will be offered for auction through our partner Venteu on 1st October 2026. Pre-sale estimate: €2,250,000 to €3,750,000. Original asking price: €5,900,000. Built in the 11th century and enhanced during the Renaissance and Classical periods, this exceptional château, located just minutes from Uzès, is offered for sale. In its time, it welcomed Racine while he was writing some of his works. Completely restored, it now combines the character of its historic heritage with the comforts of contemporary living, while fully respecting its original architecture and charm. Extending over more than 1,200 m², the property is arranged around a vaulted inner courtyard, a garden, terraces and a swimming pool. Stone walls, vaulted rooms, mullioned windows and historic staircases bear witness to its medieval heritage, while bespoke contemporary features provide discreet modern comfort. The reception areas include spacious lounges, dining rooms, more intimate living spaces and private suites. A professional kitchen, cinema room, fitness room, bar, spa with hammam, games room and a wine cellar carved into the historic structure complete the property. The château comprises two wings as well as a separate guest house. The medieval wing, dating from the 11th century, forms the historic heart of the property. Carefully restored, it houses the main reception rooms, including a bar and games room opening directly onto the pool terrace. It notably retains its original spiral staircase, to which a significant portion of the €8 million restoration budget was devoted. The restoration also led to the discovery and complete restoration of two important Renaissance windows, fitted with specially selected glazing to preserve their original character. A spacious contemporary professional kitchen serves a large 12th-century dining room distinguished by its remarkable period fireplace. The 17th-century wing rises over three levels and includes the bedroom suites as well as a small kitchen opening onto the enclosed walled garden. Outside, the historic tower overlooks the village rooftops and leads to a panoramic rooftop terrace as well as a jacuzzi offering sweeping views over the village and surrounding countryside. The garden, enhanced by mature trees, the secure courtyard, shaded terraces and swimming pool create outdoor living spaces offering complete privacy. The château enjoys a privileged location in an authentic village renowned for its character, tranquillity and quality of life. Two renowned restaurants bring life to the village centre. Uzès, just 6 km away, offers a rich historical heritage, shops, galleries, restaurants and a renowned weekly market. The property also benefits from excellent accessibility thanks to its proximity to the motorway network, a TGV station 35 km away, the cities of Avignon and Nîmes, and the airports of Nîmes and Montpellier. The Mediterranean coast, the vineyards of the Rhône Valley and the landscapes of Provence are all within easy reach. This location perfectly combines the tranquillity of village life with close proximity to some of the most sought-after destinations in the South of France. This exceptional property has been carefully selected and is presented by our Janssens Immobilier agency in Uzès. Thanks to our exclusive partnership with Knight Frank, a global leader in luxury real estate, Janssens Immobilier offers each property exceptional international visibility. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr

This château, located in the Gard region at the gateway to the Cévennes, is one of the most remarkable historic properties in southern France. Listed as a Historic Monument, this exceptional estate extends over more than 7 hectares of entirely enclosed grounds and combines an 18th-century château, substantial outbuildings, a remarkable landscaped park, and heritage features of rare quality. Built on medieval foundations dating from the 14th century and extensively remodeled during the 17th and 18th centuries, the château remained in the hands of the same family for nearly 700 years, ensuring the exceptional preservation of its architecture and decorative features. Carefully restored over recent decades, it now offers a rare balance between historical authenticity and contemporary comfort. The château offers approximately 1,100 m² of living space spread over four levels. Its layout is centered around a spectacular Italian-style staircase adorned with stucco decorations and mythological bas-reliefs, considered one of the finest examples of its kind in Languedoc. The reception rooms include a dining room featuring early 18th-century Italian frescoes, several interconnected drawing rooms, and a grand salon preserving an exceptional Réveillon panoramic wallpaper, a rare work from the Parisian manufactory that supplied the Court of Versailles. The upper floors accommodate several suites and apartments, while the service levels preserve vaulted cellars, a historic kitchen, a Renaissance laundry room, and medieval remains. Surrounding a vast paved courtyard are more than 1,850 m² of outbuildings: a former spinning mill converted into a reception hall, an orangery and silkworm house, independent apartments, a tower library, converted former stables, an 18th-century caretaker's house, and several buildings offering significant development potential for residential, hospitality, cultural, or event-related projects. The English-style park, extending over more than 7 hectares, forms a remarkable landscape ensemble combining vast tree-lined lawns, woodland, sculpted gardens, historic bamboo groves, clusters of ginkgo trees and Lebanon cedars, a large vegetable garden, and technical areas. It also features a rare monumental noria and its 17th- and 18th-century nymphaeum, supplied by several wells, as well as an elegant Palladian-style swimming pool with pool house. Through its history, state of preservation, protected decorative features, exceptional parkland, and the quality of its restorations, this château represents a unique opportunity on the French historic property market. A rare estate, ideal as a prestigious private residence, reception venue, luxury guest house, or large-scale cultural project. This exceptional property has been selected by our Janssens Immobilier agency in Uzès. Thanks to our exclusive partnership with Knight Frank, a global leader in luxury real estate, Janssens Immobilier offers each property exceptional international visibility. This alliance strengthens our local expertise with the power of a network present in more than 50 countries. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr In accordance with current regulations, the EPC surface area of this property is calculated based on a standardised measurement of the living space. This measurement may differ from the total surface area measured accurately by our sales teams.

The real estate agency Marie MIRAMANT, specialized in character and luxury real estate offers near Uzès (Gard, Languedoc-Roussillon, Occitanie), in the heart of a charming village and in a preserved environment, an exceptional castle with a surface of about 1,500 m², with heated swimming pool, patio, orchard, caretaker house and several terraces, one with panoramic views. The whole has been the subject of a renovation of high quality, preserving and highlighting beautiful architectural elements: monumental staircase, galleries, mullion windows, wall paintings. Large reception rooms, seven suites, two kitchens, gym and hammam, home cinema, wine cellar. A historic residence in which heritage and contemporary comfort blend harmoniously. A unique address. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on www.georisques.gouv.fr. This house is sold by our real estate agency in Avignon. CASTLE REFERENCE VIRGILE

Located in a quiet and green environment, this unique 2.1-hectare property benefits from privileged access to a river, adding charm to its bucolic setting. The Castle: This splendid 17th-century castle has been carefully restored while respecting its original architecture; it has also retained its original 15th-century mill. With a living area of approximately 530 m2, it comprises 19 rooms spread over 2 levels, including 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and spacious living areas. The second floor, approximately 250 m2, offers numerous development possibilities and is currently used for storage. The Exteriors: The adjoining park, composed mainly of native species, includes a charming grove with a small walking path. The river, which borders the property, adds a soothing and natural element, perfect for relaxing outdoors. A free-form swimming pool allows guests to fully enjoy the idyllic setting and tranquility of the surroundings. A remarkable Second Empire/Belle Époque style extension complements this property. This stately pavilion, often added for its prestige, testifies to the architectural refinement of the period. The courtyard is overlooked by an old wrought-iron footbridge, separating the château from its outbuildings. These include a 50 sq m barn, vaulted cellars, and a dovecote, offering further potential for enjoyment. The Glass Roof and the Old Wash House: A magnificent glass-roofed atrium, a true haven of peace and relaxation, now houses a small spa. The authentic wash house adds character to the space. The Guardian's House: An independent house, located to the west of the property. It offers approximately 70 m2, with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a private entrance, ideal for guests or a hospitality business. Location : The property is located in the immediate vicinity of the village, accessible on foot, offering a privileged and peaceful living environment while remaining close to amenities. An ideal place for a large family or a life project in harmony with nature, history and water.

In the Gard department, on the edge of an exceptional forest just an hour from Avignon, Nîmes, the Cévennes Mountains and the Camargue, this village reveals all its charm. The locals live here so well that they've taken to saying: once you've been here, you'll always come back! Just a stone's throw from the Ardèche, this large village steeped in history is a lively hub of cultural and artistic events during the summer months. It offers all the basic amenities you need, as well as a host of leisure activities for nature lovers, hikers, water sports enthusiasts and those who just want to laze around. Charm and prestige are at the heart of an exceptional 5-hectare estate, enclosed by local stone walls and planted with centuries-old trees, on which stands an elegant 18th-century château with 400m² of living space. Ponds fed by an artesian well, a caretaker's cottage, a farm, outbuildings, and former silkworm nurseries covering 470m²... A magical place, steeped in history, ideally located just a stone's throw from all the shops and famous tourist sites on the wine route and 30 minutes from the motorway and rail networks. Set in land where vines and olive trees grow in a festival of intoxicating fragrances, this residence has the atmosphere of a family home, renovated in keeping with the original as intended by the builders of yesteryear, and enhanced by contemporary comforts. A metamorphosis into a splendid, comfortable house with generous, atypical spaces, whose architecture has retained the charm of the original materials and its warm style. Simplicity and authenticity are the order of the day, with terracotta beams and tiles. An atypical residence with a generous and original style, a rare and exceptional property that lends itself to a charming tourist accommodation project in a haven of serenity but is also suitable as a place for sharing that will be able to live at the pace of family life. Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. A property selected by Botella Real Estate (since 1989). Ref : 2724

Just 30 minutes from Avignon TGV station and 1 hour 20 minutes from Marseille Provence Airport, nestles a rare and poetic property, nestled in 2.4 hectares of lush greenery. Behind a majestic façade entwined with Virginia creeper, the estate opens onto an intimate courtyard sheltered by century-old trees, while a former 14th-century mill borders the river and its private beach, providing a truly unique bucolic setting. Built in the 17th century and expanded in the 19th, the château offers over 600 m² of living space and has undergone recent restorations that highlight its generous proportions and timeless elegance. Its spaces include several reception rooms, a private chapel, seven bedrooms, and numerous bathrooms on the upper floors. The attic, vaulted cellars, and mill all offer great renovation potential, giving free rein to the imagination to create new living spaces. Around the château, the outbuildings enrich the property: a separate, air-conditioned caretaker's house, a barn, a light-filled orangery with a jacuzzi, a dovecote accessible via a footbridge, a former washhouse, and other characterful spaces. The carefully landscaped grounds feature century-old plane trees, an olive grove, and Mediterranean woods, crossed by a relaxing path. A restored swimming pool and a pétanque court add to the conviviality of the setting. Whether a peaceful family haven or a high-end hospitality project, this château combines heritage, nature, and the art of living. This is a rare opportunity to acquire an emblematic Provençal residence, where history and authenticity meet modern comforts to write a new chapter.

Located on a plot of about 14,000 m², this character property boasts nearly 232 m² of built surface area, a large part of which is habitable, spread over 10 rooms, including 6 bedrooms. The stone walls, generous volumes, and preserved authenticity give this home a unique atmosphere, steeped in history and serenity. The living space consists of several rooms offering numerous possibilities for layout according to individual needs and projects. The six bedrooms accommodate a large family or allow for the possibility of a tourist accommodation business. However, it requires renovation work to make it habitable.Fees to be borne by the seller. Not subject to the DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: georisques.gouv.fr.Your Value Added Advisor: Manuela DOS SANTOS Commercial agent (Individual company) RSAC 401036926This description has been automatically translated from French.

Magnificent village castle listed ISMH in a park of 8500 m2. It was built in the 11th century and renovated several times until the 17th century. The interior renovation is recent.Estimated amount of annual energy expenses for standard use: not communicated.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the Uzès area, this exceptional 19th-century manor house (1860) is flanked by magnificent relics of the past, including a silkworm farm and a water mill, all set in magnificent, wooded grounds. With three floors of 240 m² each, three of which have been renovated into apartments, the very large house, with its rich history, is full of treasures, giving this estate an atmosphere of charm and very strong character. Two small self-contained apartments are located on the ground floor; a monumental staircase leads to the first floor. This is where you'll find a vast apartment, with four bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and bathrooms providing immediate comfort. A second staircase leads to an attic covering the entire house, under an imposing roof structure. In all, 960 m² of living space. The basements, which bear witness to the rich history of this place, are just as extraordinary. There are two vast areas of 474 m² that could be restored to create art or craft studios. Extraordinary grounds (over 5,500 m2) with many large trees, the river below and a good-sized garden in front of the enclosed house: nature within easy reach. Garage, workshop and Finnish sauna. In the old mill, there are two beautiful factory rooms to be developed, totalling 600 m², and the 300 m² silkworm nursery, whose roof needs to be redone. This manor house really has a lot going for it. Well-situated, very spacious, it has the obvious charm of the old and a first-rate setting. A property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate (since 1989). Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. Your contact: Corine George (EI registered 351 342 191 with the RSAC of Nimes). Ph: 06.14.86.24.46 Looking forward to discussing your project. Ref 2889

This characterful estate, set in a single block, is located in a tourist area near a small town in the Gard region that offers all services. It enjoys a pleasant environment with views of its park, its vineyard, and the countryside. Easily accessible, the property is 20 minutes from the A7 motorway and 45 minutes from the Avignon TGV station. VINEYARD. Wine property of 24 hectares, 16.9 hectares of which are in AOP Côtes du Rhône. The property also has 2.6 hectares of woods and 1 hectare of olive orchard. CASTLE AND OUTBUILDINGS. In the middle of its park, the 15th-century Château, with 450 m2 and about 200 m2 of attics, is to be fully restored. Its originality is marked by its three towers and its interior courtyard that opens onto the various outbuildings. Period outbuildings including an independent stone farmhouse of 200 m2. WINE CELLAR. The cellar is equipped and functional.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of a charming village, halfway between Nîmes and Uzès, discover this magnificent 1,000-square-meter château steeped in history, the former residence of the Cardinal of Montpellier. Renovated and maintained with passion by its owner, it is in excellent overall condition and features numerous charming details that will appeal to lovers of exceptional properties. The main entrance features a majestic stone staircase leading to the château’s two levels, a private apartment, and 10 spacious bedrooms. On the ground floor, a large contemporary kitchen opens onto a series of light-filled living rooms. A grand dining room and the former wedding hall complete this ensemble. At the entrance to the property, you will find a guest house comprising a living room opening onto a fully equipped kitchen, three elegantly furnished bedrooms, and a French terrace offering a magnificent view over the village rooftops. Nestled within the 7,000 m² grounds, the swimming pool is bordered by a pleasant terrace and a pool house. A double garage completes this property. Information on the risks associated with this property is available on the Géorisques website: “www.georisques.gouv.fr”.

Majestically dominating its environment from a rocky outcrop, this exceptional castle built in 1860 offers a spectacular panoramic view extending over five departments. At the heart of a village of character in the Gard, this rare property embodies the timeless elegance and authenticity of a preserved heritage. The reception areas, bathed in light, reveal superb volumes: living room and kitchen with fireplaces, dining room and reception room. The North-East and South-West towers sign a singular architecture and give the whole a unique presence. The floors accommodate several bedrooms and an office-library, while the last level reveals a remarkable 47 m2 suite with bathroom and dressing room, extended by a tower offering a striking view. Developing about 385 m 2, the estate is part of a natural setting of more than 20 hectares, punctuated by panoramic terraces and exceptional outdoor reception areas. Swimming pool, chapel dedicated to Saint Marc, vaulted volumes and outbuildings harmoniously complete this rare ensemble. A confidential place. A character property. A signature.

Ideally located between Uzès and the Pont du Gard, in the heart of a preserved natural environment overlooking the gorges of the Gardon, this architectural gem is one of the most remarkable properties in the Gard.Built as early as the 11th century on the site of an ancient Roman temple, this thousand-year-old castle offers approximately 2,000 m² completely restored (up to 3,000 m² usable), providing a rare balance between historical richness and contemporary comfort.Over the centuries, the building has traversed different eras – medieval, Renaissance, 18th and 19th centuries – with architectural elements carefully preserved: ancient vaults, frescoes, monumental fireplaces, period floorboards, and original decorations.Formerly operated as a 5-star hotel and gourmet restaurant, the castle offers 9 elegant suites, all equipped with comprehensive amenities, and benefits from modern technical infrastructures (air conditioning, fiber optic, elevator, air-conditioned cellar).The estate extends over approximately 3.5 hectares and offers an exceptional natural setting with a swimming pool, large parking spaces, and significant capacity for private or professional events.Formerly owned by great families, then given by Napoleon I to a prefect of Paris, this residence has undergone extensive restoration allowing it to regain all its prestige.This rare property combines heritage value, quality of renovation, and strong potential for exploitation in a strategic location. For more information and a complete dossier, please contact Marie-Caroline Dellus at 06 81 33 10 00This description has been automatically translated from French.

Stellar restoration, in harmony with the magnificent surroundings Reception area of over 350 m² opening onto the grounds and courtyard 16 suites, with the possibility of adding more Varied grounds planted with a wide variety of species, covering 1.72 hectares

There are places that stand the test of time with grace. Built in the early 19th century by a General of the Empire, Château du Grès offers nearly 450 sqm within a rare walled estate where nature composes a majestic setting. Sheltered from view behind its elegant façades lies a 5-hectare landscaped park combining century-old trees, a carefully maintained bamboo grove and a former orchard descending to the peaceful banks of the Cèze River. The atmosphere is deeply Provençal: golden light, silence punctuated by the song of cicadas, and a gentle way of life just a few steps from the village. Key features: • 19th-century château of approximately 450 sqm • Walled park and 4.6-hectare estate with river access • Outbuildings, orangery and covered pool From the moment you enter, the open perspectives reveal a central 35 sqm room opening onto terraces and parkland. Around it, living rooms, a dining room – currently used as a billiard room – and kitchen flow seamlessly together. Original terracotta tiles and cement floor tiles highlight the authenticity of the property. The first floor hosts three elegant suites, including one with a private terrace and a family suite composed of an anteroom and a child's bedroom. The second level offers four additional bedrooms and a bathroom, providing excellent layout possibilities. Highlights: • 7 bedrooms and spacious reception rooms • Preserved period materials • Renovation in 2022 (wooden double glazing, biogas boiler, fiber internet) The estate extends within remarkable landscaped surroundings, with several trees listed as heritage features. The 200 sqm orangery offers rare potential for receptions or hospitality projects. The covered pool, open to nature in fine weather, allows year-round swimming. Remarkable exteriors: • 4.6 hectares of landscaped grounds with orchard • Direct access to the banks of the Cèze • Indoor/outdoor pool and extensive outbuildings Located 15 minutes from Barjac and 40 minutes from Uzès, the château benefits from shops within walking distance, vibrant heritage and a highly sought-after lifestyle. Nîmes Pont du Gard TGV station is 50 minutes away. Practical living: • Amenities and schools nearby • Quick access to main roads • Preserved and protected environment Character main residence, prestigious second home or hospitality project: this property embodies a rare opportunity on the Provence luxury real estate market. A timeless estate where history, nature and contemporary comfort blend with elegance. This château is for sale through the Uzès branch of Janssens Immobilier. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr In accordance with current regulations, the EPC surface area of this property is calculated based on a standardised measurement of the living space. This measurement may differ from the total surface area measured accurately by our sales teams.