Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and their brood may be saying bien-venue to France! The duo – who set up a temporary home in Namibia in 2006 in anticipation of the birth of Shiloh, 21 months – have made an offer on an 850-year-old stone house in Eygalieres, in the country's Provence region, a real estate source tells Us Weekly, in its latest issue, on newsstands now. Pitt and Jolie – who has taken her baby bump everywhere from Texas to Baghdad – originally looked at the $20 million, fully renovated structure (official name: Mas de la Chapelle St. Sixte) last year, the source tells Us, but lost interest when they learned Pitt, 44, would not be given consent to build a motorbike circuit on the five-acre garden. "As soon as they found out it was now possible, they jumped at the chance," the source tells Us. The couple may be eyeing the home as a place to settle after Jolie – whose mother was of French Canadian descent – gives birth to her next baby (she is due in early summer). Jolie, 32, has had "long conversations" with the American Hospital of Paris about delivering there, a second source tells Us. "Angelina knows all about our reputation," says the hospital source. "She is certain she'd be happy giving birth here."

















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