Château de Beauval | Luxury Estate – Belgium

A rare European estate with an international equestrian vision

Set within approximately 16 hectares of private grounds in Mons, Belgium, Château de Beauval offers a remarkable opportunity to shape a historic estate into a distinctive private residence, hospitality destination or international equestrian property.

Combining heritage, privacy and significant development potential, Beauval is ideally positioned for a buyer with a long-term vision and an international outlook.

A historic estate ready for its next chapter

The château offers impressive reception and living spaces across several levels, complemented by substantial basement volumes, a caretaker’s residence and additional outbuildings. Together, these elements create scope for a wide range of future uses, from private living and entertaining to guest accommodation, wellness or bespoke event spaces.

The château’s technical systems have been renewed and are operational, including underfloor heating and modern ventilation and climate-control systems. Flooring has been installed, and the interior fit-out is in progress. The kitchens in the penthouse and caretaker’s residence are partially complete, while further interior finishes and external landscaping remain to be carried out.

This stage of completion gives a future owner the opportunity to shape the final design and atmosphere of the estate around a personal vision.

Belgium: a natural home for equestrian ambition

Belgium’s equestrian tradition and international horse industry give Château de Beauval a compelling setting for a future equestrian project. Liège Airport, a recognised hub for international horse transport, welcomes nearly 12,000 horses each year through its dedicated Horse-Inn facility.

For owners, riders and operators whose ambitions span the Emirates, Europe and Wellington, Florida, Beauval could become a distinctive European base: a place to welcome horses, guests and teams while connecting with the wider international equestrian world.

The potential to create an exceptional equestrian destination

The development vision includes the possibility of creating a purpose-designed equestrian estate, with proposed facilities such as:

• A covered riding arena of approximately 40 × 60 metres;

• Stabling and horse-care facilities;

• Areas for horse preparation and paddocks;

• Accommodation for riders, staff and visiting teams;

• Hospitality and reception spaces serving an international clientele.

These equestrian facilities have not yet been built. Their development, together with the estate’s outdoor landscaping, would allow a future owner to create a project tailored to their chosen model, whether focused on sport, breeding, training, hospitality or a combination of uses.

The owner has indicated that a permit relates to approximately 5,490 m2 of additional construction, including equestrian facilities.

A setting for private living, hospitality and events

Beyond its equestrian potential, Château de Beauval could be shaped into an exceptional country estate for private use, a members’ retreat, a hospitality destination or a prestigious corporate setting.

The project vision includes the potential for five suites and a penthouse, alongside boutique hospitality, dining, private events and wellness facilities. These remain development concepts, offering the future owner flexibility to define the estate’s character and use.

A strategic Western European location

Located in Mons, Château de Beauval benefits from a position within reach of Brussels and the wider European network. Paris, London, Luxembourg, Amsterdam and other major European centres form part of the international landscape surrounding the estate.

For an international buyer seeking a European base, Beauval brings together the character of a historic château, approximately 16 hectares of private grounds and the opportunity to create a highly individual estate.

An opportunity to shape a legacy

Château de Beauval is more than a historic property. It is an opportunity to shape the next chapter of a remarkable Belgian estate and create a destination with a distinctly international outlook.

Private presentations and viewings can be arranged for qualified buyers.

The hospitality and equestrian concepts described are proposed development opportunities and should not be considered completed or operational.