Kasteel Arendsnest is a 17th-century country estate in Edegem that evolved from a medieval farmstead into a pleasure residence. The double-house structure features a core from the third quarter of the 1600s, surrounded by a rectangular moat with period gates and coach houses. Located on the Antwerp Zuidrand, the property represents a refined example of Flemish aristocratic architecture, with its original main building complemented by 19th-century stable structures. The estate once served as a boarding school in the early 20th century.