In Dilbeek, discreetly tucked away behind an unassuming entrance, ’s Gravenhuis shares a unique dialogue with time. With origins dating back to the 18th century, its heritage remains intimately tied to the noble de Viron family. Acquired and restored in 1963, the estate has preserved all of its defining hallmarks: generous proportions, authentic period craftsmanship, and commanding architectural presence. The château offers ± 1,092 m² of living space across two levels, nestled within a ± 2.25-hectare private estate featuring ± 20,746 m² of mature wooded parkland.

Upon entering, a monumental marble staircase sets the tone, leading to grand reception rooms comprising an entrance salon, formal dining room, expansive drawing room, and kitchen. Period boiseries, antique fireplaces, and intricate oak marquetry parquet create an exceptionally cohesive interior. At the heart of the residence, a private chapel serves as a rare and captivating witness to the property’s history. The upper floor brings together an expansive executive office and six bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. An independent wing accommodates a generous, multipurpose leisure room alongside three garages. At the entrance of the gates, a separate ± 133 m² caretaker’s lodge with two bedrooms completes the ensemble.

The estate effortlessly combines timeless architecture, preserved heritage, and serene park grounds, all within immediate reach of Brussels.