$2,198,109

Timeless Elegance In A Restored 17th Century Silk Farm Estate

  • 9 Beds
  • 7 Baths
  • 4,241 Sqft
  • 2.63 Ac lot
  • Updated: June 18
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Character Property at the Gateway to the Gorges of Ardèche – A 17th-Century Former Silk Farm Restored with Passion

Just minutes from the renowned Gorges of Ardèche and nestled in the heart of a preserved (and non-developable) natural setting, this former 17th-century magnanery (silk farm) tells the story of a region, a craft, and a passion passed down through the centuries.

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Character Property at the Gateway to the Gorges of Ardèche – A 17th-Century Former Silk Farm Restored with Passion

Just minutes from the renowned Gorges of Ardèche and nestled in the heart of a preserved (and non-developable) natural setting, this former 17th-century magnanery (silk farm) tells the story of a region, a craft, and a passion passed down through the centuries.

Built at the end of the 16th century during the reign of King Henry III, the estate flourished in the following century when Olivier de Serres introduced silk farming to the region. This once-prosperous domain reflects its golden age through exceptional features: a dovecote adorned with family crests, a large bread oven built in the late 18th century, and a 25-meter-long terrace resting on seven stone arches—originally used for the silk cocoon boiling process—all contributing to the property’s unique historical character.

Accessed via a majestic cypress-lined driveway and bordered by formal French gardens with carefully manicured boxwood, the estate now spans over one hectare. Lovingly restored since 2000 by a passionate couple, the property seamlessly blends noble materials, traditional techniques, and modern comforts, all while preserving the soul of its storied past.

The main house, warm and filled with natural light, offers spacious living areas on the upper level: a vast lounge with mezzanine, a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room opening onto a panoramic terrace, six bedrooms (Three with en-suite bathrooms), and a shared bathroom.

On the garden level, two additional guest suites—tastefully decorated—are located in the charming independent guest house, ideal for welcoming family and friends or for developing a refined hospitality project.

The vaulted stone rooms house an intimate lounge, a remarkable wine cellar, an original bread oven, creative workshops, and additional living areas. Upstairs, two generous rooms (55m² and 45m² with 7m high ceilings) remain to be renovated, offering further potential to shape the space to your vision.

Outdoors, a 14 x 6-meter swimming pool with a pool house completes this idyllic setting.

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A rare harmony of historical charm, timeless elegance, and hospitality potential, this remarkable estate embodies a true art of living. Just minutes from local amenities yet surrounded by serene countryside, it is perfect as a family residence or for those seeking to bring a meaningful heritage project to life.

An invitation to emotion — a home to be cherished and passed on.

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  • Property type

    Villa

  • Year built

    1630

  • Price/sqft

    $518

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Uzès, a gem of the Gard region, is renowned for its medieval architecture, vibrant markets, and quintessential P

Uzès, a gem of the Gard region, is renowned for its medieval architecture, vibrant markets, and quintessential Provençal charm. This historic town, with its narrow cobblestone streets and elegant Renaissance facades, attracts both French and international clients seeking a unique blend of tranquility and cultural richness. 


”Our clients are enchanted by Uzès’ unique atmosphere, where history meets modern living,” said Thierry Lallemand, of the Poncet & Poncet agency in Uzès. ”From beautifully restored townhouses in the heart of the historic center to charming mas and estates nestled in the surrounding countryside, Uzès offers an array of high-quality properties that cater to various tastes and desires. Many properties feature breathtaking views of the town’s iconic Duchy and the surrounding vineyards.” 


Whether you are looking for a cozy pied-à-terre, a luxurious family home, or an estate with character, Uzès offers a distinctive living experience. The town’s mild climate, exceptional local cuisine, and proximity to both the Cévennes mountains and the Mediterranean make it an ideal location for those seeking a relaxed yet refined lifestyle. 

Last updated
June 18
First listed
Dec 20, 2025
Listing reference
3486100763
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