
Château de Zétrud sits in the heart of the Hesbaye countryside near Jodoigne, a neo-classical structure whose main building was reconstructed in 1842 from an older seigniorial residence. The château's façade displays the coats of arms of the d'Astier and de Waha families, reflecting its noble heritage dating to at least the 12th century. Positioned near the Saint-Barthélemy Church of Zétrud-Lumay in Walloon Brabant, this manor represents the architectural evolution of rural Brabançon residences, transitioning from fortified defensive strongholds to elegant agricultural estates. The estate remains a significant element of the region's architectural and cultural heritage.