The Castle of Bever in Grimbergen is a historical fortress originally acquired in 1748 by Count Philip Melchior Emmanuel de Villegas de Clercamp, who commissioned eighteenth-century additions. The current castle and coach house were erected in 1846 following demolition of earlier structures. Located on Boechoutlaan, the castle represents a significant historical landmark reflecting Grimbergen's medieval heritage and sits within territory that was strategically positioned between the County of Flanders and the Berthout family holdings during the medieval period.
