Woning en villa for sale in Leers-et-Fosteau

A medieval castle mentioned since 1235, between Bergen and Chimay Between Bergen and Chimay, on a domain of 1.34 hectares, the castle of Fosteau is among the best preserved delights of the Kingdom. From his Donjon mentioned in 1235 to the quarters of General Reille on the eve of Waterloo, about a drawing by Victor Hugo in 1867, each stone of this Gothic home bears the stamp of an exceptional European history. Less than an hour from Brussels, Lille, Namur and Tournai.

A preserved Gothic architecture with French terraces gardens The driveway and the square introduce majestic interiors with remarkably preserved historical elements. The Gothic towers, the French-style terrace gardens and the view of the pond, the private forest and the orchard form an architectural and landscaped whole of a rare coherence and historical quality on the Belgian real estate market.

French terrace gardens, pond, forest and orchard on 1.34 hectares The French-style terrace gardens open onto a peaceful view over the pond, the private forest and the orchard that form the domain of 1.34 hectares. This landscape framework of absolute serenity, closely linked to the history of the castle since its medieval origins, offers an extraordinary quality of life and contemplation in a fully preserved environment.

Unique heritage since 1235, hotel potential and strategic location Gothic castle belonging to the best preserved of the Kingdom, in principle agreement for a hotel project with restaurant and spa, strategic location less than an hour of four major cities and history connected to Charles V, Napoleon and Victor Hugo: The Fosteau represents a patrimony of a historical dimension and valorisation potential that is absolutely without equivalent on the Belgian market.