Kasteel Lagendal is a vernacular late classical country house built in 1850 in Lummen, Limburg, commissioned as a shooting box by Paul Jacobs-Stellingwerff of Hasselt. Set on the longest point of the Lummen, the castle gained prominence in the 20th century when it housed an upmarket starred French restaurant under the name Kasteel Saint-Paul until 2005. Currently owned by the Verbeeck family and not regularly open to the public, the castle remains situated along the Limburgian cycling and walking route network, with its parklands occasionally accessible during special events.
