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The castle of the Lords of Kozen stands at the intersection of three municipalities: Kozen, Wijer, and Stevoort. Strictly speaking, the castle is located on the territory of Wijer, the farmstead is in Kozen, and the barn is in Stevoort. The castle site was once connected to these three villages. The oldest known Lords of Kozen belong to the Van Wesemael family, who lived in the fourteenth century. Around 1400, the manor and castle belonged to the De Diest family, and in the seventeenth century, the De Kerckhem family held sway here. Above one of the gates, a stone can be seen depicting the family's coat of arms twice. It dates from the time when Arnold de Kerckhem and his wife, Annemarie de Kerckhem, who was also his cousin, lived here. As late as the seventeenth century, the castle belonged for a time to the Land Commander of Alden Biesen. In 1699, the Van Afferden family acquired the estate. They are the last lords of Kozen. At the end of the nineteenth century, the castle was owned by a certain Jacquelart. He renovated the castle and gave it its current appearance.

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The description is very accurate. Thank you.

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beautiful castle opposite the church of Rijkel

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Always very pleasant to walk/run in this beautiful park

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beautifully maintained castle with adjacent B&B, nice cycling/hiking trails

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There's really nothing to say about this, right?

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Nieuwenhoven Castle is situated in a beautiful, fertile location amidst forests and farmland in the south of Belgian Limburg. Since the year 800, two farms and four castles have stood here in succession, built and demolished under the influence of history. Initially a country retreat for Benedictine monks, after the French Revolution the castle came into the hands of the nobility. History reveals that the castle primarily served as a "pleasure garden for nourishing body and mind." More information: https://www.kasteelnieuwenhoven.be/

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Originally it was a farm, then a castle or fortress. The oldest part is the east wing dating from the 16th century. It was conceived as a late Gothic mansion with stepped gables. In the course of the 17th century, the whole was expanded into a U-shaped water castle, with 3 corner towers. Further adjustments followed during the 18th century, including the removal of the drawbridge in 1785. After Marie Thiribu died in 1831, the castle stood empty for 100 years! After some repairs in 1939, the building was protected in 1942. In 1966 the northwest corner tower collapsed. With the reconstruction of that tower in 1972, a complete restoration started.

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