Kasteel Ten Berghe

Description

"Kasteel Ten Berghe", located in #Koolkerke (West-Vlaanderen), near Brugge, was first mentioned in 1267 as a lordship seat. Owned by families Walhier, Van Rooden, Despaers, de Croeser de Berges, and van Caloen, it was burned down in 1490 during the Flemish Revolt. Rebuilt and expanded in 1877 in neo-gothic style by architect Joseph Schadde, it is set in a private English landscape-style estate with an ice cellar and gloriëtte.