Château de Bolinne-Harlue

Éghezée, Belgium, Belgium

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Château de Bolinne-Harlue is located in Harlue, a village merged with Bolinne and part of the Éghezée municipality in Namur, Belgium.

The château dates back to the late 16th or early 17th century, with additions and renovations made in the 18th century, including a classical-style entrance tower. It is surrounded by other historic structures like the Saint-Martin church, a presbytery, and a farm, all forming a protected monumental heritage site.

The château consists of a traditional manor house with two corner towers, a square staircase tower with small windows, and a courtyard containing carriage houses. The surrounding landscape is characterized by a tree-lined avenue, and the site holds historical importance as the seat of a seigneury mentioned in the early 17th century, with ownership passing through noble families such as Heyenhoven, Liedekerke, and Blankart-Hovel. The buildings and grounds reflect the cultural and architectural heritage of the Wallonia region.​