Majestic Château (12th–18th C.) Listed Historic Monument – Fully Restored South Of France

SOUTH OF FRANCE – Between Languedoc and Provence – 30 minutes from the sea, Nîmes and Montpellier – majestic château dating from the 12th–17th–18th centuries – fully restored – operated as a 4-star hotel – 28 hotel rooms (28 rooms in total) – Italian-style gardens – 15 hectares – Listed Historic Monument (Gard).

Set within a park of centuries-old and monumental trees crossed by a river, facing a 350-metre-long perspective and overlooking splendid terraced Italian-style gardens, this château, founded in 1195, was extended in the 13th century and later restored in the 17th century in the Italian Renaissance style, notably featuring very large windows and a monumental double-flight staircase. Some rooms display remarkable 18th-century decorative elements, including high-quality wood panelling and stucco work.

Currently operated as a 4-star hotel with 24 guest rooms (including 6 suites and junior suites), the property offers a total of 28 rooms, including 4 rooms located in a superb private apartment within the château.

Organised around a U-shaped courtyard offering stunning views over the park and the terraced gardens—designed by a renowned landscape architect—this powerful and monumental Renaissance château was fully restored between 2010 and 2017 in accordance with the highest conservation standards.

Inside, the layout is arranged around the U-shaped courtyard. On the ground floor: a large restaurant dining room, kitchens, a stone-vaulted chapel, an exhibition room, and a reception area. A monumental Renaissance staircase with balustrades, a lift, and a secondary staircase lead to the upper floors.

On the first floor: a monumental seminar room with painted beam-and-joist ceilings, a monumental fireplace, and access to a terrace.
A lounge featuring a carved wooden fireplace and a painted wooden ceiling.
A music room adorned with superb 18th-century stucco work.
A stone-vaulted room in the keep with an 18th-century fireplace.
Three offices.

On the second and third floors: 12 beautiful bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and toilets.

At the very top of the château, beneath the roof, a mysterious alchemy cabinet.

In one wing, a magnificent independent 200 m² duplex apartment comprising a living room, kitchen, laundry room, and four bedrooms—some adorned with fine wood panelling—plus two bathrooms.

Total accommodation:

24 hotel bedrooms:

12 bedrooms within the château.

8 bedrooms in the mill located in the park.

4 bedrooms in the woodland house within the park.

In addition:

4 non-hotel bedrooms in a superb private apartment within the château.

4 independent one-bedroom apartments (approximately 50 m² each).

Historic Monument Protection:
The château is listed as a Historic Monument.

A single, unencumbered 15-hectare park planted with centuries-old trees.
A majestic access driveway.
Two monumental entrances, with the potential for a third.

Terraced gardens restored following the guidance of renowned landscape architect Gilles Clément, featuring stairways, pools, nymphaea, a discreetly integrated swimming pool, and a beautiful light-filled orangery.

Location:

28 km (31 minutes) from Nîmes and the sea (La Grande-Motte).

35 km (37 minutes) from Montpellier Airport.

34 km (34 minutes) from La Grande-Motte, Mediterranean Sea.

130 km (1 hour 30 minutes) from Marseille Airport.

Sale price of the company shares (including real estate and business assets):
€10,388,000, agency fees included, payable by the seller.

Sale price in the case of a direct sale of the real estate and business assets:
€10,918,000, agency fees included, payable by the seller.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/