Ferme d'Haljoux

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This beautiful U-shaped complex is located in the valley of the Leignon. It is made of limestone rubble and dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries. It is a traditional farm, large and very closed. The courtyard is surrounded by a stone wall and interrupted by monolithic pilasters.

The adjacent mill is crossed by the Le Leignon stream and is a beautiful complex of limestone rubble dating mainly from the 19th century.

The Leignon flows into the Bocq.

Located in a green setting, the mill of Haljoux is an interesting heritage dating mainly from the 19th century. Women were particularly active here during the Second World War, when a children's home was housed in the mill.

Willem Vandenameele

| | Public | Dutch • French

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