In the heart of the Gard, this château whose origins date back to the 11th century overlooks the Gardon gorges between Uzès and the Pont du Gard. The village captivates with its golden stone façades, its immediate proximity to the river and its preserved atmosphere, where nature sets a peaceful and authentic rhythm. The paths leading to the Hermitage of Collias, water based activities, protected panoramas and the closeness of cultural hubs give the location a strong identity, both discreet and perfectly connected. Less than thirty minutes from Nîmes and forty minutes from Avignon, the property enjoys a strategic position at the heart of a major heritage area. Built around an 11th century tower and shaped over the centuries, the château retains the imprint of the great periods that have marked its history. In the 15th century it belonged to the Montpezat family, before being extensively reorganised in the 18th century by the Marquis de La Chapelle, who permanently defined its architectural structure. Today, the ensemble is organised around several historic wings and its medieval tower, all harmoniously reinterpreted through successive restorations. A high quality renovation has restored the full splendour of this exceptional residence, combining respect for heritage with contemporary standards. With nearly two thousand square metres of living space, the château offers remarkable volumes, equally suited to a grand private residence or a high end hospitality project. The estate extends over nearly two hectares and unfolds through a succession of terraces, landscaped gardens, wooded areas and open perspectives on the surrounding natural environment. The interior layout allows for great flexibility. The property comprises nineteen bedrooms distributed seamlessly throughout different areas of the château, offering both premium reception spaces and volumes suited to complementary uses such as independent suites, private living areas or accommodation dedicated to operations. This configuration allows the hosting capacity to be easily adapted according to the intended project, while maintaining perfect architectural and functional coherence. Additional spaces also provide opportunities for future development, particularly for staff accommodation or ancillary uses. A dedicated area could accommodate the creation of a spa, further enhancing the development potential of the estate around well being and the art of living. The reception areas stand out for their elegance and natural light. Lounges, vaulted rooms and reception spaces flow harmoniously, showcasing original materials such as stone, wood and wrought iron, subtly combined with a refined contemporary décor. The château’s gastronomic restaurant is a true signature of the property, offering a sophisticated cuisine inspired by local produce. Its terrace enjoys panoramic views over the gardens and the surrounding hillside. The outdoor areas form a private park carefully designed with English style gardens, a rose garden, tree lined paths, a traditional kitchen garden and natural shaded areas. A discreetly integrated swimming pool and ornamental basins complete this rare landscaped setting. This estate brings together all the attributes of an exceptional property. A remarkable history, architecture restored with great care, a high end hospitality operation, a recognised gastronomic restaurant and an interior organisation adaptable to a wide range of projects. The potential development of a wellness area opens the way to an even more comprehensive offering. The harmony between the buildings, the natural surroundings and the vistas gives the property a remarkable sense of coherence. This château is a rare address, ideally suited to hosting an ambitious project, a private residence or a characterful hotel combining heritage and contemporary excellence.

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