Historical Castle in the heart of Provence

A building known as 'Château de la Verdière' located in the Hubac area, built as a fortress by the Castellane family in 980 to control the road from Arles to Castellane. Later owned by the Counts of Ventimiglia and then the Counts of Forbin.
The sale includes :
- The listed Château and its surroundings.
- Parkland linked to the château by a bridge.
The château spans approximately 5,000 m2 over five main levels and several intermediate levels. This makes it the largest château in Provence.
The reception room floor comprises 4 large lounges, 2 dining rooms and a ballroom.
The château has twenty-five bedrooms or suites, each with its own bathroom.
each with its own bathroom. There are three large kitchens, one of which is
and six kitchenettes.
There is a grand staircase, five service staircases and a lift.
Numerous outbuildings complete the property, including laundry rooms, garages, workshops, a caretaker's cottage and a large garage,
garages, workshops, caretaker's and gardener's cottage.
A 16-hectare walled park with direct access from the ballroom completes the property and houses two swimming pools, a pool house and a riding arena forming the helipad.