A 17th-Century Chateau in the South of France

$4.1 MILLION (3.7 MILLION EUROS)

This 17th-century chateau is in Saint-Victor-des-Oules, a hilltop village in the south of France just outside the historic town of Uzès, about 90 miles northwest of Marseille and the Mediterranean Coast.

The 18-bedroom home anchors two landscaped acres, with two guest pavilions, a caretaker’s unit, swimming pool, tennis court and lily pond. The property has served as a hotel and restaurant in recent years, and is currently used as a private home.

Since 2014, the 9,000-square-foot house has undergone extensive renovations, including improvements to its slate-tiled towers, which were added in the 19th century , and the lime rendering on the stone facade. It was also redecorated, said Tanya Cavé-Darbey, an agent with Prestige & Chateaux, which has the listing.

A long, tree-lined drive leads to the front door. Inside, the airy foyer has an original stained-glass window and a chandelier, with a 17th-century carved stone staircase ascending through an archway. The ceilings have aged wood beams, and the newly laid floors are marble tile. Contemporary frescos inspired by motifs of Louis XV and Italian frescos adorn the walls.