Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt set up a temporary home in Namibia in 2006 in anticipation of the birth of Shiloh, 21 months – and 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.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.”

Jolie has been spending time in Austin, Texas while Pitt films Tree of Life nearby.

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