Goed Ten Broeke

Evergem, Belgium, Belgium

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Goed Ten Broeke (also written as Goed ten Broeke) is a historic castle estate in the village of Wippelgem, which belongs to the municipality of Evergem in East Flanders, Belgium.

It is a listed immovable heritage site, protected as part of the cultural landscape and architectural heritage of Evergem, and is known locally as one of the traditional “goeds” or manorial estates in the Wippelgem area. The estate consists of a castle building together with associated farm and service buildings, typical of the rural manor complexes that developed in this part of Flanders around Gent, and it forms part of the characteristic cluster of historic landholdings that include nearby sites such as Goed ten Hulle and other castles in Wippelgem.

While detailed architectural dates and owner histories are not widely summarized in general sources, the estate is recognized as an important example of the region’s medieval and post‑medieval manorial system, where such “goeds” originally functioned as leased or owned estates tied to religious or noble authorities and later evolved into private country houses with surrounding agricultural land.