The property sits in the heart of the village, right next to the church. After passing through the wooden double gate, a lime tree-lined driveway leads to the manor, which is surrounded by a moat that can be crossed via a terreplein. The manor is situated in the centre of grounds consisting of meadows and bordered by trees and shrubs. The western facade of the manor and the tower gable gradually emerge between the trees. On the east side, the main facade appears with its turret stairwell nestling on the front of the building. Originally, this probably had a right-angled extension. The parkland comprises three meadows, one bordering the driveway to the manor house, another in front of the main facade, and the third below, on the south side, largely open to the surrounding countryside.

The manor

Originally erected at the end of the 15th century, it was enlarged in the 17th century and has three floors. It is built of lime plastered stone with white stone door and window frames. The roofs are laid with flat terracotta tiles and slate tiles on the two pepperpot turrets. On the west gable, a later extension, also with slate roofing, houses the kitchen. The wide windows on the first floor are ornamented with railings.

Garden level
Slightly below the garden, a small terrace leads to a first semi-buried vaulted cellar, with arched stone walls in the form of a barrel and windows letting the light pour in. Another vaulted cellar can be reached from the first one. This houses a toilet and the boiler room. Also on the garden level, a double glass door leads to the fitted kitchen and a toilet. A stone staircase leads from the kitchen to the first floor. From the same terrace, a few steps lead to the impressive stair tower. This spiral stone staircase with a central cylindrical core serves both floors. The original oak door boasts an imposing period lock.
First floor
From the stairwell, which is lit by small windows, an oak door opens into the hallway, which leads to two bedrooms and the living room. The first bedroom is rectangular in shape with three windows facing south and east, with a stone fireplace, oak ceiling joists and terracotta floor tiles. The second bedroom is west-facing and has an en-suite bathroom with toilet; an oak door opens into the drawing room. This full-width room faces east and west and is lit by three large windows with interior shutters. It features a stone fireplace, the floor is paved with terracotta tiles and the ceiling beams and joists are made of chestnut. A door opens onto a mezzanine above part of the kitchen and a wooden staircase leads down to the kitchen.
Second floor
At the top of the spiral staircase, the last landing is protected by a wrought iron railing and the shaft is topped by a roof frame with an exposed dragon beam. One door opens into a bathroom with toilet; another into an attic with an imposing exposed rafter truss. The second floor is lit by two dormer windows and has small openings in the gable. This attic could easily be fitted out, as heating and electricity connections already exist. The important height under the beams would allow to create a mezzanine. A south/west facing bedroom with its own bathroom and toilet has been fitted out in the tower.