Through the farm

The original building in Maas style, from the mid-17th century - second half of the 17th century, was renovated to its current form in 1761, dating on a weather vane.Closed farm, located southeast of the castle. Brick buildings under gable roofs (slate for the house), grouped around a rectangular yard.Current entrance gate from the 19th century in the southern wing, which contains stables in addition to the gatehouse under a gable roof. Brick round arch gate, with bluestone posts, imposts and keystone. It probably replaces the original entrance gate in the northern wing, which faced the side of the castle. A number of more recent service buildings are built against this wing, outside the yard.
(Inventory of immovable heritage)

The castle farm dates from the 17th century and was originally built in the Maas style. Several brick buildings are grouped around the rectangular yard. The current entrance gate in the southern wing replaces the original gate that faced the direction of the castle. The house used to be on the west side, as close as possible to the castle, but was converted into a coach house at the end of the 18th century/beginning of the 19th century.

Nice on the tour the cows in the stable