Exceptional manor-style villa set on 3.9 hectares Ganzendries 65, 3212 Lubbeek

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Discover this exceptional castle-style villa, beautifully situated in a green and tranquil park setting spanning more than 3.9 hectares. This unique estate combines a majestic main residence with a spacious multifunctional outbuilding, ideal for hospitality, offices, service activities, or events. With 165 parking spaces, a private pond, and expansive surrounding meadows, this is a rare opportunity for anyone seeking space, grandeur, and commercial potential.

The castle villa welcomes you with a generous entrance hall and staircase (51 m²), leading into a bright living and dining area (64 m²) and an adjoining cosy lounge (32 m²). The large kitchen (36 m²) and the double garage with laundry room complete the ground floor. On the first floor, you’ll find a versatile hall with kitchen and sanitary facilities (108 m²), a 53 m² studio, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. The second floor offers two additional spacious rooms (50 m² and 70 m²), a second bathroom, and two more bedrooms. This flexible layout is ideal for both private living and professional use.

The adjoining multifunctional building includes a banquet hall of approximately 450 m², equipped with a kitchen, cold room, and sanitary facilities. Fully basemented and featuring a separate rear entrance, it is perfectly suited for seminars, celebrations, hospitality operations, or large-scale events. The estate is surrounded by lush greenery, open meadows, and a picturesque pond, creating a serene and exclusive setting.

The property features wooden exterior joinery, single and double glazing, and central heating on fuel oil. The total land area covers 3 hectares 91 ares 18 centiares. An additional benefit: a share transfer is possible.

This prestigious estate is ideal for those seeking a unique combination of residential living, professional activity, hosting and entrepreneurship in an exceptional location – a rare opportunity in Flanders.

The Kastanjehof estate in Pellenberg boasts a rich historical heritage. It already appears on the Ferraris Map (1771–1775) as a farmhouse surrounded by orchards and a pond. In the 1870s, the site was transformed into a villa with landscaped parkland and characteristic chestnut trees, likely the origin of the name Kastanjehof. Around 1918, it became the property of Brussels jurist Karel Serruys, further enhancing its heritage value.

Remarkably, the estate played a role in Belgian history: in 1831, the armistice between the Netherlands and Belgium was signed here.

If you are looking for an exceptional domain with grandeur, history, and endless possibilities, contact us today for more information or to schedule a viewing.