Kasteel de Potter d'Indoye

En un regard

Le château en bref

Potter d'Indoye Castle, at Brusselsesteenweg 190 in Melle, is a neo-traditional castle in brick and sandstone, built in 1897 by the architect Jozef de Waele, who designed several castles around Ghent, and featuring refined details borrowed from the late Gothic. It replaced a early 17th-century residence on a moated site first mentioned in 1435 under the name Hof ter Meers, and in the hands of the de Potter family since 1743. It forms part of a large landscaped park laid out around 1900 around the former moated site, with ponds, bridges, an entrance gateway and a gazebo, which are also protected.