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Le château en bref
The Château des Quatre Tourettes is a mansion dating from the first half of the 16th century, located on Rue Saint-Léonard in Liège. A two-storey rectangular building of brick and limestone stands set back at the end of a paved courtyard; it was originally surrounded by a moat. A circular turret marks the south-west corner, while the other corners have corner elements pierced with arrow slits, from which the house takes its name. The south façade, with two wide bays, retains casement windows on the upper floor. The round-arched entrance bears carved coats of arms and an inscription giving the date 1512 and naming the patron, Damoisel Alid Piete de Malle. The other façades have been remodelled, but a few mullioned windows survive. The roof is tiled, and the turret is covered by a flat terrace. The Walloon inventory indicates that the property is subject to a classification order.