La Maison du Bailli in Gembloux is a Renaissance-era building whose cellars date from the 12th-13th centuries, with the main structure completed by 1589 as inscribed on its eastern doorway. The building showcases traditional Belgian craftsmanship through its brickwork and ornamental details, including arched windows and classical gables, with extensions and a second tower added in the 1930s. Acquired by the municipality in 1951, the castle was restored as a public venue and now houses the Cutlery and Local Life Museum on its upper floors, serving as an important local cultural heritage site.
