Castle De Klee

Kasteel De Klee is an early 20th-century eclectic mansion with neo-baroque influences built between 1904 and 1907 for Baroness Sneyers-d'Attenhoven in Borgloon, Limburg. The structure features distinctive brick construction with natural stone detailing, a square tower with a slender spire, decorative roof dormers, and a two-part gallery with arched openings on the rear façade. After suffering damage from a fire in 1933, the castle was meticulously restored. Today it encompasses a 21,175 square metre property with a landscape-style park enclosed by iron fencing and stone pillar gates, with a tavern operating on the premises.