This castle (private property), built between 1842 and 1844 by the Lejeune family, along with its 25-hectare park, has been classified since 2002. In neoclassical style, the castle was constructed with painted brick and blue stone. The architect is said to be a certain Méringer. The main building has three levels and seven bays, two of which project on either side of the façade. These two projections feature triangular pediments each pierced with an oculus. Access to the main entrance is via a stone staircase with balusters leading to a landing. The two outbuildings extend perpendicularly on either side of the main building. They consist of a carriage house on one side and stables on the other. Access to these buildings is through three semicircular archways. Anecdote: the gables of these outbuildings are adorned with a false portal with painted window openings, two oculi, and a half-moon window.

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