AUTHENTIC 18TH-CENTURY CHÂTEAU FOR LARGE GROUP HOLIDAYS NEAR UZÈS, GARD
 

Set in the peaceful village of Saint-Hippolyte-de-Caton in the Gard, Château de la Condamine is a remarkable 18th-century family château offering spacious accommodation for large families and groups in the beautiful countryside between Uzès and the Cévennes.

Preserved within the same family for more than 200 years, the château retains much of its original character and atmosphere. Its imposing 18th-century façade overlooks a one-hectare enclosed park, while the buildings on the opposite side are arranged around an attractive paved courtyard.

Surrounded by a landscape of vineyards, fields and holm oak woodland, this is a wonderful place to experience life in a genuine historic French château while enjoying the space and comfort required for a memorable group holiday.

AN AUTHENTIC FAMILY CHÂTEAU

Château de la Condamine is a home filled with history, character and generations of memories.

Original architectural details, high ceilings, antique furnishings, stonework and period features have been retained throughout, creating a property that feels authentic rather than overly restored.

Despite its historic character, the château provides everything required for a comfortable group stay, with extensive living areas, numerous bedrooms and plenty of space for guests to enjoy time together or find a peaceful corner of their own.

For a few days, this remarkable château becomes your home.

THE KITCHEN

The large and welcoming kitchen opens directly onto the terrace, courtyard and dining room, making it particularly convenient when catering for a large group.

Facilities include two refrigerators, gas hob, oven, microwave, percolator, Nespresso coffee machine and food processors, together with the equipment required for preparing family meals.

An adjoining scullery provides additional storage and includes a washing machine and second refrigerator.

THE GRAND SALON

With its impressive proportions, high ceilings, antique fireplace and large windows overlooking the park, the Grand Salon captures the elegance of 18th-century château living.

Comfortable armchairs and the naturally cool atmosphere created by the château's thick walls make this an inviting room for reading, conversation and relaxing together.

Adjoining rooms connect the salon with the vestibule and dining areas.

TWO DINING ROOMS

The château provides two separate dining areas.

The main dining room accommodates up to 15 guests and opens directly onto the terrace.

A second, more intimate dining room adjoining the kitchen comfortably seats 6–8 guests.

Both are conveniently positioned on the ground floor and provide cool and comfortable places to dine during the hottest summer days.

LIBRARY & OFFICE

For guests who need to work during their stay, the first floor includes both a library and separate office.

High-speed fibre-optic internet is available free of charge, making longer stays and occasional remote working particularly convenient.

BEDROOMS & ACCOMMODATION

The château is arranged across three floors.

Ground Floor: Living room, dining rooms, kitchen and one bedroom
First Floor: Six bedrooms, library and office
Second Floor: Children's dormitory and bathroom

THE BARONESS'S SUITE

Located on the first floor overlooking the park, this elegant suite retains the proportions and character of a grand 18th-century bedroom, with parquet flooring and antique wallpaper.

25m²
160 x 200cm double bed
Private en-suite bathroom
Adjoining children's bedroom with 90 x 200cm bed

THE BARON'S SUITE

A spacious and light-filled first-floor bedroom enjoying beautiful views across the park and an attractive vaulted ceiling.

25m²
160 x 200cm double bed
Private en-suite bathroom

THE COACHMAN'S SUITE

Reached via a corridor decorated with portraits of scholars from the Age of Enlightenment, this charming double bedroom overlooks the former stable courtyard and its elegant stone arcades.

9m²
160 x 200cm double bed
Private shower room

THE LEATHER SUITE

The château's only ground-floor bedroom, decorated in a distinctive 19th-century style with Avignon gilt leather.

The bedroom opens directly onto the terrace overlooking the park.

23m²
160 x 200cm double bed
Private bathroom
Adjoining children's bedroom

THE PROVENÇAL ROOM

A charming first-floor bedroom with softly lime-washed walls and two comfortable single beds, making it particularly suitable for children.

15m²
2 x 90 x 200cm beds
Shared bathroom on the same landing

THE HYDRANGEA ROOM

Facing south and west, this attractive children's bedroom overlooks the former silkworm-farm courtyard.

15m²
2 x 90 x 200cm beds
Shared bathroom on the same landing

THE GREEN ROOM

A spacious north-facing bedroom beneath a traditional French-style ceiling. Its position helps the room remain pleasantly cool during the summer months.

It overlooks the former silkworm-farm courtyard and its stone arcades.

20m²
3 x 90 x 200cm beds
Shared bathroom on the same floor

THE DORMITORY

Located on the second floor, the dormitory comprises three adjoining sleeping rooms for up to 6 guests, with its own large nearby shower room.

Particularly popular with children, it provides younger guests with their own part of the château while remaining conveniently close to the rest of the family.

32m²
6 x 90 x 200cm beds
Dedicated 10m² shower room

THE PARK & SURROUNDINGS

The château's impressive façade overlooks a one-hectare enclosed park, providing plenty of outdoor space for guests to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

On the opposite side of the property, the historic buildings are grouped around a paved courtyard, adding to the authentic atmosphere of this centuries-old family estate.

Beyond the château, the countryside is characterised by vineyards, fields and holm oak woodland, with the foothills of the Cévennes providing a beautiful backdrop.

LOCAL AREA – GARD, UZÈS & THE CÉVENNES

Château de la Condamine is situated in Saint-Hippolyte-de-Caton, a small rural village in the Gard surrounded by vineyards, olive trees, fields and oak woodland. The local countryside is particularly suited to walking and exploring on foot.

Alès is approximately 13 km away and provides the nearest major town, with shops, restaurants and rail connections.

Around 20 km from the château, Uzès is one of the highlights of the Gard. This beautifully preserved historic town is renowned for its old streets and squares, the Duchy of Uzès and its famous market on the Place aux Herbes. The market takes place on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

The château is also well positioned for exploring the Cévennes, where visitors can enjoy walking, cycling, river swimming, canoeing and other outdoor pursuits. Attractions in the wider area include Anduze, the Cévennes Steam Train, La Bambouseraie and the region's caves and historic villages.

The Pont du Gard, one of the region's most famous historic landmarks, is approximately 41 km by road.

Approximate distances:
Alès – 13 km
Uzès – 20 km
Nîmes – 40 km
Pont du Gard – 41 km