Villa Uzès - 9 bedrooms - 1272m²

A thousand-year-old masterpiece in the heart of the Uzège

Auction scheduled for 30 July 2026.

The pre-sale estimate, excluding fees, is between 2,250,000 ¤ and 3,750,000 ¤, with an asking price of 5,900,000 ¤.

In the heart of one of the most sought-after regions in the south of France, just a few minutes from Uzès, this exceptional château embodies the perfect blend of a thousand-year-old heritage and the contemporary art of living.
Built in the 11th century, then enhanced during the Renaissance and the Classical period, this historic residence is also said to have hosted Jean Racine, who is believed to have composed part of his work there.

Today, following a restoration of remarkable scope, the château has been reborn in all its splendour, offering a turnkey residence where every detail celebrates excellence.
Spanning over 1,200 m², the property centres around an elegant vaulted inner courtyard, landscaped gardens, spacious terraces and a secluded swimming pool.

Exposed stonework, centuries-old vaults, mullioned windows, majestic staircases and spectacular spaces interact with a contemporary interior design, conceived with refined simplicity to preserve the soul of the place.
The reception areas rival one another in elegance.

Spacious, light-filled lounges, a monumental dining room, more intimate sitting rooms and luxurious private suites combine to create a living environment that is as prestigious as it is timeless.
Designed to meet the highest standards, the professional kitchen combines state-of-the-art equipment with artisanal expertise.

A private cinema, a fitness area, an elegant bar, a hammam with a wellness area, a games room and a wine cellar carved out of the historic foundations round off the facilities of this exceptional residence.
The estate comprises two main wings as well as a separate guest house.

The medieval wing

The true historic heart of the château, this wing dates back to the 11th century and retains all the grandeur of its original architecture.

Restored to the highest standards, it combines heritage authenticity with contemporary comfort in a perfectly balanced harmony.
It houses the main reception rooms as well as areas dedicated to entertaining.

The bar and games room open naturally onto the pool terrace, creating a seamless flow between the indoor and outdoor spaces.
Among the most remarkable features is an exceptional 11th-century spiral staircase, designed according to the defensive principles of the period.

A significant portion of the eight million euros invested in the restoration was devoted to preserving this unique architectural artefact.
The restoration work also led to the rediscovery of two remarkable Renaissance windows, which have been restored using traditional techniques, with glazing specially selected to faithfully recreate their original character.
On the ground floor, a spacious, contemporary professional kitchen caters for both outdoor receptions and dinners held in the impressive 12th-century dining room, dominated by a majestic period fireplace.

The 17th-century wing

Built in the 17th century, this second wing comprises three storeys dedicated to private accommodation.

It houses spacious suites, each designed as a self-contained flat, as well as a separate kitchen opening directly onto the walled garden.
The outdoor areas
Overlooking the entire property, the historic tower is a majestic reminder of the château’s medieval origins.

It leads to a spectacular panoramic terrace featuring a jacuzzi, offering breathtaking views of the village, the Uzège countryside and the Provençal horizon.
The carefully landscaped gardens form a veritable oasis of greenery, dotted with centuries-old trees, a charming inner courtyard and several shaded terraces.

The swimming pool, perfectly integrated into its surroundings, enjoys complete privacy, sheltered by the property’s historic walls.
A privileged location
The château enjoys an exceptional setting within an authentic village in the Gard, renowned for its way of life, tranquillity and heritage.
Two renowned restaurants bring the village centre to life all year round, whilst Uzès, just six kilometres away, offers one of the most beautiful living environments in Provence with its sophisticated boutiques, art galleries, iconic markets and particularly rich cultural life.
Access is remarkably easy: the TGV station is just 35 kilometres away, Avignon and Nîmes are within easy reach, whilst Nîmes and Montpellier airports provide international connections.

The Mediterranean beaches, the vineyards of the Rhône Valley and the iconic landscapes of Provence are all within easy reach.
An exceptional property

Properties of this calibre rarely come onto the market.
Combining nearly a thousand years of history, a restoration of remarkable quality, amenities worthy of the finest private residences and a prime location on the outskirts of Uzès, this château stands out as one of the most prestigious properties in the south of France.
Far more than just a residence, it is a living heritage, magnificently reimagined to meet the demands of the 21st century.

• Millennial history: Castle dating back to the 11th century, carefully restored.
• Modern comfort: Professional kitchen and spa for a contemporary setting.
• Enchanting setting: Stunning gardens and pool integrated into nature.

Just nearby, a stunning château

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Ref : 636V35982M - Date : 13/07/2026