Kasteel van Meldert is a neo-Gothic castle in Hoegaarden, Belgium, first documented in 1572, though its current architectural form dates to the mid-19th century when Countess Vander Noot commissioned its reconstruction following a devastating fire. The castle now serves as Sint-Janscollege, a prestigious Catholic educational institution housing over 600 students, having received monument protection in 1993. Its grounds feature an orangery and service buildings reflecting its aristocratic heritage, while its Gothic design exemplifies 19th-century European architectural aesthetics and the transformation of historic estates into modern educational centers.
