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Castle Miranda, also known as Chateau de Noisy or Noisy Castle, was completely demolished in October 2017. When was Chateau Miranda Built? Who Build It? Count Liedekerke de Beaufort commissioned the English landscape architect Edward Milner to design a summer residence for the family.
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History. Château Miranda, also known as Château de Noisy is a castle built in the 19 th century in Celles, Belgium. The Liedekerke-Beaufort family had left their previous home, Vêves Castle, during the French Revolution and in 1866 commissioned the English architect Milner to build Chateau Miranda.
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Chateau de Noisy (Miranda Castle) (Belgium) During the French revolution the Count Liedekerke-Beaufort and his family, who we very much involved in Belgian politics, fled their home, Château de Vêves, to a secluded farm in the forest on the outskirts of the village in 1792.
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After it was taken over by the National Railway Company of Belgium in 1950 as an orphanage and also as a holiday camp for ailing children, Miranda Castle was renamed "Chateau de Noisy." Since since, it has been known by that name. Up until the late 1970s, it operated as a summer camp for young people.
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Urban Exploring and Tour ofChâteau Miranda is a neo-Gothic castle located near the small village of Celles, in the province of Namur, Belgium. The castle, al.
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Chateau de Noisy (Miranda) This group is for all those people who love it, or have a special attraction for the old castle "Château de Noisy", even called "Château de Miranda"! Everyone is more than welcome to upload pictures.
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Built in 1866 in Belgium, Miranda Castle—also known as Noisy Castle in later years—was once a opulent residence for French aristocrats fleeing their home country's revolution. However, after several ownership changes over the years, the once-glowing estate has deteriorated into a menacing shell. Photo credit: Bert Kaufmann - Flickr
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Part of World War II's Battle of the Bulge took place on the property, and for a time it was occupied by Nazis. In 1950, Miranda Castle was renamed Château de Noisy and operated by the National.
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John van Ruijven 340 subscribers 7.4K views 5 years ago The castle of Noisy was a castle in the Belgian Ardennes. The construction of this neo-Gothic castle started in 1866 and was not completed.
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You see our visit to Château de Noisy. We had 3 hours to explore the huge abandoned castel in Belgium.-----Lost Explorations-----Music in this vide.
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The Château Noisy or Château Miranda is a Belgian castle which was built in 1866 in the Belgian region of the Ardennes. It was designed by the english architect Milner. It was built in neoghotic style. The castle had many purposes and was also known as Home of Noisy when it was an orphanage for children of Belgian railroad workers.
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The Château de Miranda, as it was called then, was owned and used by the family except when it was briefly occupied by the Nazis in World War II. In 1958, it was used by the SNCB (a Belgian national rail company) as a home for the railwaymen's children and became Château de Noisy (pronounced "nwa-zee"). It was abandoned in 1991, and has since.
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The Chateau was briefly occupied by German troops during War World II, and from 1950 was taken over by the National Railway Company of Belgium (NMBS) as a 'holiday camp' for children who suffered from ill health. After 1970 it was used for outdoor activities and sport holidays for children, and became well known in Belgium.
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It was located in the village of Celles, and also known as le chateau de Noisy. According to Matthew, rumour had it the caretaker of the site, which had also suffered a massive, accidental fire in 1991, wasn't particularly friendy."We decided to go up the steep but direct route to avoid [him]," he told us, "as he had a reputation for being quite hostile and actually fired warning shots.
Castle Miranda aka Château de Noisy The stunning ceiling in the entrance hall has stood the
Château de Noisy is a beautiful castle in the open lands of Belgium. The former 'holiday camp' is in a heavy state of disrepair and despite several offers, the owners refuse to sell it. It has suffered heavily from vandalism and the details from the interior have been removed to be used in another castle.
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' Château de Noisy' is probably the most famous urbex location ever. Many photographers visited this eerie castle to shoot photos. The official name of the castle is 'Château Miranda', later named 'Home de Noisy'. The first owner of 'Miranda' was Count Liedekerke-Beaufort.