A luxurious French mansion can be owned, in Provence, and it is for sale, for 18 million euros, equivalent to 16 million pounds sterling, and the palace has been carefully renovated over the past 15 years using traditional building methods, and it is said that it is the largest of its kind in the French Provence region..

The view

The restoration has included 18th-century plasterwork and features a range of modern and luxurious amenities, including a helipad. The luxurious home has more than 5,000 square meters of living space, with 120 rooms, including 25 bedroom suites. And a closed park of 16 hectares, and there are 3 kitchens and libraries, according to the British Daily Mail.

the palace

Outside, there are fountains and statues, along with two swimming pools and an Olympic-sized equestrian arena. It is scenic, and part of the garden is terraced land, providing scope for a vineyard in a Provence estate.

Luxurious palace

The luxurious mansion is located in Var-la-Verderie, Provence, France, and is an hour’s drive from Marseille. For his part, Tim Swaney, the real estate agent handling the sale, said, “Often a house of this size and historical importance is not for sale,” and followed the area in which it is located. Being a quieter part of Provence off the tourist track, this certainly adds to its appeal to many..

The palace from the inside

Interior details of the house

The area attracted George Clooney and Brad Pitt

This lesser-known area has attracted many high-profile celebrities over the years such as George Clooney, Brad Pitt and George Lucas, who all own properties nearby, and we also recently sold Eric Clapton’s former home which was just down the road.

Swimming pool

“This is an area where people come to relax and enjoy the true south of France, and there are so many charming villages and places of interest to visit,” he added.

the home

In the 17th century, the chateau was owned by a prominent family, while in the 18th century, the owner transformed it into one of the most luxurious residences in Provence..

fountain