Kasteel De Beauregard Nv

Geraardsbergen, Belgium, Belgium

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Kasteel De Beauregard NV refers to the ownership form of the historic Kasteel van Blondel de Beauregard (also called Kasteel van Viane), an 18th‑century castellated country house in Viane, a deelgemeente of Geraardsbergen in East Flanders, Belgium, located at Edingseweg 440 and protected as a monument since at least the early 2000s.

The estate was first mentioned in 1545, but the current main building and its formal layout are documented on a plan from 1762; from the mid‑18th century the landholdings came into the hands of the barons Partz Devenish, who are regarded as the builders of the present castle, and the complex consists of a square gatehouse with a monumental arch and two flanking 18th‑century service buildings.

A main house with a complex roofline, a six‑sented entrance tower and two rectangular side wings, 18th‑century horse stables (now a restaurant) and a 19th‑century orangery (now a party hall), all set within an extensive park with walls, towers and a large pond, while nearby are paardenstallen and a historic visvijver.