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Le château en bref
The Dellafaille estate, in Berg (Kampenhout), corresponds to the former hof te Lille, a fief of the Duchy of Brabant consisting of a castle, a watermill and a farm. The Flemish inventory cites as successive owners Jan van Lille (1306), then the families Schoonhoven, Hinckaert (1483), Ch. van Dongelberg (1672) and Steelants (1702), before the Dellafailles. In the first half of the 19th century, the castle's tower was demolished and the main residence modernised; the castle itself has since disappeared. What remains is the service wing, converted into several dwellings, the coach house from the second half of the 18th century (armorial stone dated 1766), a linking wall pierced with loopholes, possibly medieval, the former watermill and its miller's house, a sandstone enclosure wall, and the castle farm. These remains have been listed in the Flemish inventory as recorded architectural heritage since 8 October 2021.