Johnny Depp's private village in France is up for $26 million

Johnny Depp has listed his 37-acre estate in Plan De La Tour, France — which includes a complete Provencal village of stone-built houses dating back to over two centuries — for $26 million (Rs 165 crore). Yes, you heard that right, an entire village.

Located at about 17 miles from Saint Tropez, the large property is dotted with more than a dozen structures like a main house, several guest cottages, a chapel, a bar and restaurant, a workshop/garage and a staff house.

The 10,760-square-foot Bohemian-style living space contains more than 12 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. It also boasts of a hunter's cabin, a painter's studio, a children's playroom and a gym. The ultimate private country retreat also features vineyards, olive trees, a vegetable garden, fountains, a large swimming pool surrounded by sand, a smaller swimming pool and a skateboard area.

Depp bought the property in 2001 and splurged over $10 million to restore and decorate the homes. He has also transformed the church into a guesthouse and installed a wine-tasting cave that looks like a set from The Pirates of the Caribbean film series.

The price tag also includes the possession of Depp's personal belongings, including furniture, artworks, books, and DVDs along with the property.