Kasteel Jourdain is an 18th-19th century converted farm complex transformed into an elegant castle residence in Kraainem, near Brussels. Originally a U-shaped agricultural structure, the property underwent extensive modernization in 1883 and was carefully restored by the municipality in 2004 following its 1976 acquisition. The castle grounds feature a protected landscape park with a picturesque pond, walled areas, and family-friendly amenities including a children's playground. Historically named after co-founder Victor Jourdain of La Libre Belgique, the castle functions as an authentic venue for celebrations, conferences, and cultural gatherings, though it will cease rental operations as of September 2026.