Lauvenburg

Nice castle, opposite is a stud farm

The medieval castle was replaced by a new building around 1600, which in turn had to make way for the current buildings around 1900. The building was first mentioned in 1299 as Lovenburgh.[2] Today's manor house consists of a two-storey villa with a quarry stone base made of tuff. The open entrance hall with balcony is striking. The main building is decorated with turrets and oriels in historical decorative shapes.The monument also includes the three-wing gatehouse with a raised central wing and a large gate entrance. It was built in neo-Renaissance decorative forms as a half-timbered building and serves as an apartment and farm building.The Lauvenburg was entered on July 9, 1984 under number 17 in the list of monuments in Kaarst.Source: Wikipedia

It was a little spooky at night.