CASTLE OF FELUY

From 1380 to 1548, the Feluy Estate belonged to the Bousies family. It then passed to the Rubempré family until 1576 and after that to the Berghe family, in whose possession it remained for a century. It was subsequently abandoned and bought in 1774 by the Countess Ysendoorn de Blois. Around 1777, she had the building restored in keeping with the fashion of the day. Around 1940, a final restoration was carried out by the architect Puttemans. Today, the Château de Feluy comprises two separate buildings, a fortified wing and residential main building. Both are surrounded by moats that form a pond behind the château. They are fed by the River Graty.

Castle cannot be visited.
The domain can be rented for marriages, seminars and different other events.

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Location

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