Trending
Battle on the Beach
Outdoor Kitchen Design Ideas
Stop Tomato Blossom End Rot
DIY Cornhole Boards
Top Road Trips in the US
Shows
TV Schedule
Design
See More in Design
Outdoors
See More in Outdoors
Living
See More in Living
How To
See More in How To
Sweepstakes
See More in Sweepstakes
Shop
See More in Shop
Next Up

King Leopold III's Historic Estate in Brussels, Belgium

From: Immobiliere Le Lion and Luxury Portfolio

This historic estate in Brussels, Belgium, was built in 1929 and once belonged to King Leopold, III. Its 300 acres include a castle, villa, 12 garages, a chapel and a science lab. The main home has several grand reception rooms, multiple dining rooms and a library.

Historic Mansion and Lawn
1 / 15
Photo: Immobiliere Le Lion, a member of Luxury Portfolio International. From: Immobiliere Le Lion and Luxury Portfolio International®.

Historic Mansion Exterior and Lawn

The residence, built in 1929, has truly royal proportions, including 15 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms.

More photos after this Ad

Grounds With Tennis Court
2 / 15
Photo: Immobiliere Le Lion, a member of Luxury Portfolio International. From: Immobiliere Le Lion and Luxury Portfolio International®.

Estate Grounds With Tennis Court

It would be easy to get lost, wandering the over 300 acres. The estate's outdoor offerings also include a tennis court, swimming pool and three ponds.

More photos after this Ad

Driveway and Lawn
3 / 15
Photo: Immobiliere Le Lion, a member of Luxury Portfolio International. From: Immobiliere Le Lion and Luxury Portfolio International®.

Driveway and Gate House

An estate made up of over 300 acres in Brussels' Soignes forest has plenty to explore. Access its beautiful park from one of four entries. There are also three ponds, lawns for days and quiet, enclosed gardens.

More photos after this Ad

Historic Mansion Exterior
4 / 15
Photo: Immobiliere Le Lion, a member of Luxury Portfolio International. From: Immobiliere Le Lion and Luxury Portfolio International®.

Historic Mansion and Fence

When it was the home of King Leopold III, the residence was known as Argenteuil. Reputedly, the gates outside are decorated with entwining Ls, for Leopold and his wife Lilian.

More photos after this Ad

Related Pages