
Château de Graty in Silly is an 18th-century manor with documented origins tracing to the year 1000 when it served as a fortified house guarding the ancient Brunehaut road. Set within a 10-hectare landscaped domain featuring rare tree species and a magnificent pond, the château constitutes one of the commune's most beautiful locations. The property, owned by the de Salle family since 1936, is ideally positioned between Brussels and Tournai, offering a blend of historical significance and scenic natural surroundings in the Walloon Hainaut region.