Castle ten Hove

Castle ten Hove features a hook-shaped main section with a gate addition, crowned by a dovecote roof and surrounded by partial moats.

The current structure of Castle ten Hove dates from the 17th century, with Knight Geurt van den Bongert documented as its first resident in 15th-century archives.

The castle's former residents donated religious relics of Saints Harlindis and Relindis to Saint Catherine's Church in Maaseik, Belgium during the 17th century.

Located at Pollaertshof 21 in Grathem, the castle received official protection status as a national monument of the Netherlands in January 1968.

After centuries of noble occupancy ending in 1925, the castle transformed into multiple functions including a convent, kindergarten, and holiday resort.

Location: Leudal

Address: Pollaertshof 21 6096BM 6096BM

GPS coordinates: 51.19222,5.85361

Latest update: March 3, 2025 07:10