During the 19th century, the medieval part was converted into a romantic castle, and part of the site became a weaving mill. In 1912, the castle became the property of a chocolatier, Fernand Burrus, who added two towers.
In the 19th century, the medieval portion of the structure was converted into a romantic castle, and some area served as a weaving mill. By 1912, the castle had been acquired by chocolatier Fernand Burrus, who then constructed two additional towers.