To be privately owned
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Lagendal Castle
In the municipality of Lummen in the Belgian province of Limburg is Lagendal Castle, a late-classical building. Originally built as a hunting lodge, it is distinguished by its architecture and location in a valley.
History+
The construction of Lagendal Castle took place in 1850. It was designed in the late-classical style and served as a hunting lodge. The client was Paul Jacobs-Stellingwerff, a gin distiller from Hasselt, who had the estate built for his passion for hunting.
Location+
Lagendal Castle is located in Lummen, a municipality in the province of Limburg, which belongs to the Flanders region in Belgium. The castle stands at the lowest point of the municipality, also known as Lagendal.
On site+
Today, Lagendal Castle is privately owned. It is inhabited by the Chaumeton family from Paris, which means it is not accessible to the public.
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