Château de Moulbaix, Protected heritage castle in Moulbaix, Belgium.
Chateau de Moulbaix is a castle with Tudor-style architecture built in 1860 by architect Desire Limbourg. The estate spreads across a large landscaped garden area with hundreds of windows set into its facade.
The original estate belonged to the Chasteler family, who managed the site and village there until 1860. The transformation into the current Tudor-style castle marked a fundamental restructuring of the entire location.
The castle displays English design elements that were uncommon in this Walloon region during the 19th century. The visible timber framing and stonework patterns continue to define the property's appearance today.
The estate remains in private hands and cannot be visited from inside, but the exterior facade can be viewed from public areas. The best views of the architecture are obtained from outside the immediate property grounds.
The park grounds were partially designed by renowned landscape architect Louis Fuchs during the mid-1800s. His designs combine English garden traditions with local woodland features.
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