Kasteel van Imde is a 19th-century neoclassical castle set in the Flemish countryside near Meise, Belgium, surrounded by an extensive estate with parks, meadows, ponds, and the gentle Molenbeek stream flowing through its grounds. The castle replaced its demolished predecessor in 1855 and is accompanied by associated outbuildings from the 17th and 18th centuries. Despite suffering major fire damage in 2016, the building structure was salvaged, preserving this significant example of neoclassical architecture within its historic 100-hectare domain.
