Château de Baronville

Beauraing, Belgium, Belgium

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The Château de Baronville is a historic private castle in the village of Baronville, part of Beauraing in the province of Namur, Wallonia, Belgium.

It is a classical U‑shaped building named after the long‑standing Wal de Baronville family, who acquired Baronville in 1669 and commissioned the present structure, which stands on a site first mentioned in the 11th century and originally part of the Church of Liège’s possessions.

The château was burnt down in 1793 by French revolutionary troops but later rebuilt in a neoclassical style, surrounded by a forecourt closed by brick and limestone walls and a now‑dry moat, and arranged in a symmetrical plan with two side wings forming a U around a central block.