To be privately owned
Slot Zuylen

In Oud-Zuilen, not far from Utrecht, stands Slot Zuylen. It is a structure in the Netherlands.
History+
The origins of Slot Zuylen date back to the 13th century, when the Lords van Suilen initiated its construction. In 1422, the complex was completely destroyed during the Hook and Cod Wars. Reconstruction began in 1510. It largely acquired its current appearance through the last major modifications in 1752.
Location+
Slot Zuylen is located in Oud-Zuilen, a district of Utrecht in the West-Nederland region, Netherlands. It stands at an elevation of approximately 9 meters above sea level.
On site+
Today, Slot Zuylen is privately owned and remains an example of the region's historical architecture.
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