The interior of Johnny Depp’s $55,000,000 French Village residence

In the picturesque village of Le Plan-de-la-tour in the South of France, Johnny Depp bought a 37-acre property in 2001 and lovingly converted it into a charming family compound.

The quirky compound, which is actually a 19th-century village made up of more than a dozen buildings including a main house, several guest cottages, a chapel, a bar and restaurant, a workshop, a staff house, an art studio, and more, is located amid the gently sloping grounds of the beautiful French countryside. Only 25 kilometers separate this tiny provençal village from Saint Tropez.

Depp himself decorated the estate’s interiors, investing more than $10 мillio𝚗 over several years in the renovation. He converted the chapel into a guest house and the restaurant into his dining room.

According to Variety, when Johnny Depp first listed his French estate in 2015, the asking price fluctuated between $25 мillio𝚗 and $63 мillio𝚗, yet the property remained unsold.
According to news reports, he is currently preparing to relist the property for about $55.5 мillio𝚗.

It’s conceivable that the eccentric actor, best known for playing Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean film series, is correctly interpreting the current situation.
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The Village, now abandoned, is located in Le Plan De La Tour in Provence, a little area a few miles outside of Saint-Tropez, a popular destination on the Côte d’Azur.
It has fifteen bedrooms and fourteen bathrooms spread between six guest cottages and the main house, which is full of charm.

Depp paid an undisclosed sum to acquire the compound in 2001, and he then invested мillio𝚗 in renovating the 19th-century structures.
All of this occurred throughout the course of his 14-year relationship with French singer-actress Vanessa Paradis.
Before their separation in 2012, the couple spent time there with their two kids, Lily-rose and Jack, enjoying the village’s two swimming pools, dining at the on-site bistro Depp named Chez Marceline, and exploring the lush surroundings, which featured 300-year-old oaks, olive trees, and vineyards.
According to reports, Depp himself decorated the structures.

One of the six guest homes was formerly the town’s church, while the 4,500 square foot main residence has five bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms.
Along with outdoor dining in the Town Square, the Village also has a covered wagon with a bathroom and kitchen, a full gym, a pirate-themed lair, and an art studio.
According to reports, the living spaces have square footage of roughly 14,000 square feet.

The Estate, which offers bucolic scenery and a highly desired lifestyle, is dotted with 300-year-old oak trees, gnarly olive trees, and vineyards.

Over the years, Depp has had a number of unusual properties, such as a cluster of penthouses in Downtown Los Angeles, a 45-acre private island in the Bahamas, and a horse farm in Kentucky that he twice bought.

He has a sizable portfolio, yet he spends a lot of time at his house in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles.