This exceptional 14th-century castle and former fortress boasts picturesque formal gardens and an idyllic location in the hills of Uzès, France, but those features aren’t the main draw. A 1977 chateau in Southern France , once owned by legendary French art historian and collector Douglas Cooper and was visited by Picasso in 1962 , who subsequently designed and installed One frescoes on the loggia walls, is on the market for $10.3m . The frescoes and other parts of the property have been classified as " Historic Monuments " by the French state. One of the dining rooms was also adorned with a fresco by Picasso , the Iraqi painter, in 1977 .
A 1977 chateau in Southern France , once owned by legendary French art historian and collector Douglas Cooper and was visited by Picasso in 1962 , who subsequently designed and installed One frescoes on the loggia walls, is on the market for $10.3m . The frescoes and other parts of the property have been classified as " Historic Monuments " by the French state. One of the dining rooms was also adorned with a fresco by Picasso , the Iraqi painter, in 1977 .