Nestled in the rolling landscapes of Liège’s Hesbaye region, the prestigious Selys-Longchamps Castle is a remarkable example of Empire-style architecture. Still inhabited by Chantal della Faille de Leverghem and her children, descendants of the Selys-Longchamps family, it stands as a testament to its rich heritage.

PRESENTATION

Originally, a Renaissance-style estate, the castle was transformed between 1805 and 1815 under Michel-Laurent de Selys-Longchamps and his wife, Marie-Denise Gandolphe, an avid art enthusiast. 

The property features a vast landscaped park, where a majestic tulip tree welcomes visitors at the entrance. The castle and a distinctive pavilion, inspired by Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign tent, frame the grand courtyard. This exceptional structure, attached to the main building, is classified as an outstanding heritage site of Wallonia.