Hof Ter Borght in Hulshout is a 20-hectare classicist castle estate built in 1780 on the banks of the Grote Nete river, featuring elegant grounds designed with late 18th-century aesthetic principles. The property includes a notable orangerie, grape greenhouse, coach house, and distinctive landscape features including a central pond with duck pavilion, decorative bridges, and landing stage. Historically significant as a command post for Belgium's first king, Leopold I, in 1831, the castle and park are protected as monuments alongside an associated alms house. Privately owned with public access to the park, the estate is being developed for hospitality purposes through a 54-year lease with Kempens Landschap, ensuring long-term conservation and public enjoyment.
