Kasteel Genenbroek

Kasteel Genenbroek features a Flemish Neo-Renaissance design with multiple gabled roofs, two slender towers, and a substantial corner tower at Catharinadal 3.

The estate began as a farm and hunting lodge in 1496, owned by the lords of Grevenbroek, before being rebuilt as a castle in 1758.

The property underwent major renovations between 1882 and 1885 under Alfred de Cornet d'Elzius, establishing its current architectural character with rich facade details.

The former coach house and stables now serve as a restaurant and brasserie, while the main castle building remains a private residence.

The castle stands within a 21,033 square meter estate surrounded by inner and outer moats, featuring an English park layout with orchards.

Location: Hamont-Achel

Address: Catharinadal 3

GPS coordinates: 51.25250,5.48779

Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:41