Kasteel Raadhuis Dommelrode

Sint-Oedenrode, Netherlands, Netherlands

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Kasteel Dommelrode, also known as Raadhuis Dommelrode, in Sint-Oedenrode, Netherlands, is a later medieval moated castle built along the Dommel River as part of the historic County of Rode, likely originating in the 14th century or later near the original Rode Castle.

Originally called "De Bocht" or "Die Boect," it features an intact L-shaped complex with an enclosed tower constructed from brick and tuff stone, serving noble families in the region during the Duchy of Brabant era. 

Over time it transitioned into a town hall (raadhuis), preserving its historical structure amid the area's feudal past, though not directly tied to the earliest 11th-century fortifications uncovered nearby.