Kasteel Moersbergen

Kasteel Moersbergen features two square sections with a quadrangular inner courtyard, connected by crenellated walls and a sixteenth-century pigeon tower at one corner.

The castle originated in 1435 when the Utrecht Chapter granted Steven van Sleen the rights to construct the building, which later gained Ridderhofstad status in 1539.

The castle underwent several architectural transformations, including a notable neo-Gothic renovation in 1860 and a restoration to its 18th-century Dutch Renaissance style in 1927.

The castle contains multiple office spaces, meeting rooms, and residential units spread across different floors, while maintaining its historical architectural elements.

In 1962, owner J.A.W. Luden donated the entire estate to Het Utrechts Landschap foundation, ensuring its preservation while allowing private inhabitation and business use.

Location: Utrechtse Heuvelrug

Part of: Moersbergen

Address: Moersbergselaan 17

GPS coordinates: 52.02694,5.31972

Latest update: March 3, 2025 18:06