Kasteel Hof te Melis is a privately owned historic castle situated within the protected Lippelobos forest landscape in Puurs-Sint-Amands, Belgium. First documented in 1448 as a fief of the lords of Grimbergen, the castle was destroyed during World War I and subsequently rebuilt in 1920 in the neo-Flemish Renaissance style. The estate features a moat, courtyard with outbuildings, and surrounding woodland with diverse flora and fauna, including rare plant species and bat habitats within an historic ice cellar.
