It was built in 1890-1892 to the design of architect Joseph Schadde for Alfred Claeys-Bouüaert, replacing an older castle. The last owner, Alfons Claeys Boúúaert van den Peereboom, lived in the castle until 1971. The park with the surrounding lands was shortly thereafter purchased by the then municipality of Mariakerke. It is now owned by the city of Ghent. The Center for Young Art (CJK) found a home there.
Address: Kasteeldraaf 2, Mariakerke, Belgium
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