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Le château en bref
Wartet Castle Farm, in the village of Wartet (Marche-les-Dames, Namur), is a complex in the Mosan style, listed as a protected monument in 1982. The residence, dating from the 15th–16th centuries at the latest, combines a ground floor of sandstone with two storeys of brick, with a central doorway of Baroque character. A square medieval tower rises to the south and connects to the gatehouse; two circular corner towers survive, and access is by a three-arched bridge. The north wing, from the early 18th century, is organised around a fortified châtelet. The chapel of Sainte-Apolline, now in ruins, retains funerary slabs, including that of Guillaume d’Auxbrebis. In the 17th century, the estate belonged to the d’Auxbrebis family, then to the Pinchart family; the Mozet de Grunne family owned it from the end of the 18th century. Operated by the Sohier family until 2010, it was bought by S.A. Dolomies and put up for sale in 2014.