Kasteel Les Gobelets

A prestigious entrance gate with a long driveway leads you to the magnificent manor house 'Les Gobelets'. This estate spans approximately 17 hectares and features a park designed by renowned landscape architect Jacques Wirtz. The neoclassical mansion was constructed around 1958, crafted by architect J. Hebbelynck, showcasing a rigid and symmetrical rhythm. The property boasts a living area of around 887 m². Upon entering, you are greeted by a majestic hall that opens to several expansive living spaces, including a grand reception room, a formal dining area, an office, a library, a modern kitchen, and a cloakroom. The second floor houses a master suite complete with a bathroom and dressing room, an additional master bedroom, and four more bedrooms with a shared bathroom, along with a linen room featuring an ironing area. There is potential to create a multipurpose room on this level. Additional amenities include a laundry room, a kitchen, multiple cellars, a workshop, and a spacious garage. The interior, designed by Axel Vervoordt, reflects meticulous attention to detail. The castle exudes elegance and prestige, with a robust and solid structure. Some areas of the property may require renovation. Not classified as heritage real estate, it is quietly situated next to a former listed monastery and is conveniently located less than 10 minutes from major highways, offering direct access to Antwerp (35 min), Ghent (35 min), and Brussels (50 min). Additional features include stunning views ensuring complete privacy, a large pond (type 'miroir d'eau'), walking woods, and meadows. For further information, please contact Kristof Goossens at +32 495 65 50 50.