High among the rolling green hills of the Voer region, on one of the highest points in Flanders, you'll find Strouvenbosch.

A long lane of walnut trees draws you in, the wide view over the Land of Herve slipping away behind you. By the time you reach the end, a quiet calm has already settled in. A 18th-century square farmhouse rises before you, quietly weathered by time.

The farmhouse was first brought back to life as a private retreat. Recently, its right wing was reimagined with care, taking shape as a secluded venue for meetings that call for calm.

From September 2026, we welcome small groups in search of a place to think clearly — to meet without interruption, and to discover the land and its history. 

Your group has the run of the place: a meeting room facing the vineyard, seamless hybrid audio-video, easy climate control, a warm dining room, and a lounge to unwind in. On fine days, gather beneath the plane trees outside, or settle into the loungers by the natural pond. Parking is plentiful, and the walking trails begin at your door.