The castle was built in 1510, but is first mentioned in historical records in 1545. It was built by Jan van Waes, the second husband of Elisabeth van Kessenich. In 1700, the castle fell into decline, and the Lords of Waes moved into the fortress. From 1800 onward, the castle changed hands several times, from lawyers, noblemen, and companies, until a private individual finally purchased the castle complex in 1970.

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