Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are saying au revoir to Château Miraval.
The couple is ditching the expansive property that boasts 35 rooms, multiple vineyards, olive groves and a private lake and a moat in the wake of their divorce, according to Us Weekly.
Pitt and Jolie wed at the 1,200-acre château in the village of Correns in 2014 — six years after purchasing it for roughly $60 million.
Some buildings on the property date to the 17th century and many believe philosopher Saint Thomas Aquinas once spent days at the historic estate, People reported in 2014.
In addition to a 35-room main house, there are also several tenant residences on the property.
The estate is also home to a recording studio where Pink Floyd recorded tracks for “The Wall” and an award-winning vineyard.
A line of rosé bearing the couple’s name will be altered for next season’s batch, a source close to the sale told Us Weekly.
“The home has been valued and is going on the market any day now,” the insider added to the mag.
Jolie filed for divorce from the “Fight Club” star on Sept. 19 citing “irreconcilable differences” and a date of separation as Sept. 15.
On Sept. 14, Pitt and the estranged pair’s eldest son Maddox, 15, were allegedly involved in a mid-flight altercation that is still under investigation by the Department of Children and Family Services and the FBI.
Pitt has yet to respond to the “Maleficent” actress’ divorce petition in hopes of being granted joint physical custody of their six children.