Kasteel Ten Dorpe

Kasteel Ten Dorpe features a neo-Flemish Renaissance design with an octagonal tower, distinctive gabled facades, and a slate mansard roof at Theofiel Reynlaan 3.

The original structure from 1290 endured destruction during the 1583 siege of Antwerp, leading to reconstruction by the Goubau family in the mid-17th century.

The castle stands as an architectural record of Belgian noble residences, incorporating elements from various periods including 16th-century features and 1860s renovations.

The entrance to the estate crosses a brick bridge with three corbelled arches, connecting visitors to the main building through the fortified entrance gate.

The property contains the coat of arms of Burggraaf du Toict above its entrance, marking the ownership of this noble family from the late 18th century.

Location: Mortsel

GPS coordinates: 51.17570,4.45104

Latest update: June 1, 2025 07:10