Clementine from Belgium

Since 1909, the castle was the residence of Princess Clementine of Belgium, daughter of Leopold II, and her husband Victor Napoleon Bonaparte. 

It is during this period that the major work of cutting down and replanting the park according to the plan drawn by Jules Buyssens, the first landscape architect of Belgium, will take place.

The Post Office

In 1957, reduced to 42 hectares, the estate was bought by the Fonds Spécial d'Assistance aux Postiers (Special Assistance Fund for Postmen), which used the site as a holiday centre for its staff.

Limited Edition Hotels

Since 2006, the estate has been part of the Limited Editions Hotels group, which transformed the house into a hotel residence. The first guests were welcomed 3 years later, in 2009.