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Ter Meeren Castle is located southwest of the center of Sterrebeek, a borough of Zaventem since 1977. The structure is located in an estate on the Mechelsesteenweg. Project developer Michael Blaye & Associates has managed the restoration since 2007. AltNova, commissioned by 2 main contractors, restored both the spire on the 14th century keep and the clock tower, both with gold leaf finishes.<\/p>\n
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