3-Bed Bungalow with Private Pond Deck on Landgoed Het Grote Zand – Hooghalen Vacation Home

Step outside on a Tuesday morning, coffee in hand, and the only sound is a coot skimming the water at the edge of your garden. No traffic. No neighbors crowding your fence line. Just the particular quiet of the Veluwe — that vast, forested stretch of the Netherlands that draws walkers, cyclists, and anyone craving a genuine exhale. This is what owning a vacation home on Rubensstraat feels like in practice, not in theory. The bungalow sits within a small, well-kept park in Voorthuizen, a village that most people drive past on the way to somewhere else — which is exactly why it works so well as a base. The park is reserved for guests aged 50 and over, which keeps the atmosphere calm without being sterile. There's a real community here, but one that values its space. The property itself covers 89 square metres across two floors, on a private 360 m² plot. That plot is the first thing that strikes you: a proper garden, landscaped with lawn, flowering borders, and paved terraces, all of it backing onto a water feature that gives the rear of the house a quiet, almost meditative quality. In summer, the light hits the water in the late afternoon and bounces onto the living room ceiling. In autumn, the leaves from the surrounding trees collect at the water's edge and nobody rushes to clear them. Inside, the layout has been thought through carefully. The ground floor carries the main bedroom — a generous room with a built-in wardrobe and direct garden access via its own door — plus a full bathroom fitted with shower, bathtub, and washbasin. This isn't just convenient; it means the house works equally well whether you're here for a long weekend with grandchildren or planning to spend extended seasons without negotiating stairs ev ... click here to read more

Saturday morning. The wood stove is still warm from last night, your coffee is brewing, and through the French doors you can see sunlight filtering through the pines at the edge of your garden. No neighbors in your sightline. Just birdsong, the smell of damp earth after rain, and the low hum of absolute quiet. This is what weekends are supposed to feel like — and at Calluna Oost 76, this is just the default setting. This fully renovated three-bedroom bungalow sits on a private 764 m² plot within Park Calluna, a small-scale recreational park that runs right up against the forests outside Ommen in the Dutch province of Overijssel. Small-scale matters here — this isn't a commercial holiday camp with communal pools and tannoy announcements. The park is low-key, well-kept, and genuinely quiet. Residents tend to be people who came for the trees and stayed for the peace. The house itself has been renovated with real care. Not a cosmetic refresh — the roof, floors, and walls are all insulated, every room runs on electric heating, the glazing is double throughout, and the whole property is fully all-electric. The energy efficiency isn't just good for the planet; it means running costs stay manageable year-round, which matters when you're factoring in the economics of a second home. The property comes fully furnished, too. You could book a viewing on a Friday and be drinking wine on that south-facing terrace by Saturday evening. Step inside and the layout makes immediate sense. The hallway opens cleanly into a living room that earns its place as the heart of the house — largely because of the soapstone wood stove anchoring one wall. Soapstone retains heat for hours after the fire dies down, which means on a cold October evening ... click here to read more

Saturday morning in Sibculo sounds like birdsong. Not ambient-noise-machine birdsong — real, layered, slightly chaotic birdsong coming through the bedroom window, mixed with the faint rustle of oak and birch on a 400-square-metre wooded plot that is entirely yours. By the time coffee is ready in the open kitchen, the sliding door to the south-facing terrace is already open, and the only decision pressing enough to think about is whether to cycle to the lake first or eat breakfast outside first. That is the rhythm this property sets. And once you've felt it, a weekend at home in the city starts feeling like the odd choice. Landal De Vlegge is one of Overijssel's quieter holiday parks — not the kind packed with waterparks and thumping entertainment schedules, but the kind where the paths through the trees are wide enough for a bike and a dog walking side by side. The park sits right alongside 't Zandgat van Francke, a clear swimming lake that locals have been using for summer afternoon dips for decades. In July and August the water is warm enough to genuinely enjoy. In April, when the park is less busy and the light through the trees is that particular pale-gold Dutch spring light, it's even better. Valkenlaan 20 is a detached bungalow-style recreational home — 85 square metres across two floors, two bedrooms upstairs, and a ground floor layout that makes the most of the indoor-outdoor connection that makes holiday homes worth having. The living room is the heart of it: large windows on two sides, and a full-height sliding glass door that opens the entire room to the terrace. On summer evenings, the boundary between inside and outside essentially disappears. The kitchen sits in an open-plan arrangement facing the living ... click here to read more

Step outside on a Saturday morning and the air already smells like cut grass and coffee drifting from the terrace. The water behind the garden catches the early light. Somewhere across the estate, a family is loading bikes for a ride into the German borderlands. This is life at Hommelheide — and this four-bedroom bungalow, built in 2019 and sold fully furnished, puts you right in the middle of it. Susteren sits in the narrowest sliver of the Netherlands, where the country pinches between Belgium to the west and Germany to the east. This isn't generic Dutch flatlands — Limburg has a personality all its own. Rolling hills, abbey ruins, and a food culture that leans closer to Burgundian French than anything you'd find in Amsterdam. The locals eat vlaai on Sundays and drink Hertog Jan on café terraces that stay busy well into autumn. The region's cyclists know every back road through the Meinweg National Park, and the hiking trails along the Maas river valley are genuinely worth the effort. Cross into Germany for an afternoon in Roermond or Heinsberg; swing into Belgium for a proper Trappist beer in Achel. The geography here hands you three countries in a single day trip, which is one of those things that never gets old. The bungalow itself sits on a 377-square-meter plot that's fully your own — no shared garden compromises, no co-ownership grey areas. The living room runs to around 33 square meters in open-plan form, with the kitchen flowing directly into the main sitting area. Large sliding doors face the water, and when they're open on a warm June evening, the line between indoors and outdoors more or less disappears. There's an electric fireplace for the colder months when Limburg frosts up and you want to stay in with ... click here to read more

Step outside on a Saturday morning and the first thing you notice isn't silence exactly — it's layered sound. A woodpecker working somewhere deep in the treeline. Crows lifting off from the birches at the edge of the plot. The soft creak of the veranda as the day warms up. This is Koekangerveldweg 38 in Koekange, Drenthe, and it announces itself through the senses long before you've even unlocked the door. The bungalow sits on a generous 1,254 square metre private plot within the Marterhaar recreational park, an unhurried green pocket of the Netherlands set between the small villages of Koekange, Ruinerwold, and De Wijk. Mature trees surround the garden on all sides — not as decoration, but as a genuine privacy screen. Squirrels cross the lawn with the confidence of homeowners. Deer pass through at dusk, especially in autumn, when the light turns amber through the canopy and the whole plot takes on the quality of a nature documentary. You don't get this kind of land, this close to nature, for this price very often. The property itself is a single-storey bungalow — three bedrooms, one bathroom, a living room with sliding doors that open directly onto the garden, and a kitchen that does its job without fuss. It's an honest space. It needs work. The roof received new EPDM covering in 2017, plastic window frames have been fitted, and parts of the floor carry insulation, but this is a renovation project for someone with a vision, not a turnkey handover. Think of it less as buying a finished house and more as acquiring an exceptional plot with a perfectly serviceable shell on it. The Red Cedar cladding on the exterior has aged well and gives the building a genuinely woodsy character that suits its surroundings. A carport, a ... click here to read more

Saturday morning. You're sitting on the east-facing terrace with a coffee, the garden still carrying that faint damp smell of overnight dew on old oak bark. A blackbird is going at it somewhere in the shrubs along the fence. The park is quiet — other than that, nothing. No road noise, no neighbors' televisions, no city hum. Just 832 square meters of green in the heart of Friesland's most storied corner, and a bungalow that's been holding this spot since 1977 without making a fuss about it. This is Molenbosch 67. A three-bedroom recreational bungalow in Oldeberkoop — a village the Stellingwerven region has quietly called its pearl for decades — sitting on a private, tree-lined plot inside a well-maintained wooded park. At €199,000, it's one of the most accessible entry points into holiday property ownership in the northern Netherlands, and the kind of find that doesn't stay available long. The bungalow itself is honest. Built in 1977, it's largely in its original state, which means there's real work to be done if you want to modernize it — new kitchen, updated bathroom, improved insulation, energy efficiency. The energy label is G. This isn't a flip-it-and-forget-it property; it's a project with a clear upside, sitting on a plot that would be hard to find anywhere near this price in a location with this much going for it. For buyers who want to put their own stamp on a holiday home rather than paying a premium for someone else's renovation choices, this is it. The 51m² layout is compact and efficiently arranged. The living room runs to about 23m² — genuinely generous for a bungalow of this size — and opens directly onto the terrace via a garden door, so the boundary between inside and outside becomes fairly theoretical ... click here to read more

Step outside on a Saturday morning in early September, coffee in hand, and the only sounds you hear are birdsong and the faint rustle of the Staatsbossen trees edging the garden. No traffic. No crowds. Just the particular silence that Drenthe does better than almost anywhere else in the Netherlands — a province that most Dutch people consider their best-kept secret, and that international buyers are only just beginning to discover. This detached three-bedroom bungalow at Buinerweg 8-401, positioned at the quieter outer edge of the well-loved Het Land van Bartje holiday park in Ees, sits on a private plot of 699 square metres. That's not a courtyard or a patch of grass — it's a proper garden, wrapping around the house on multiple sides, giving you the breathing room that park-edge plots almost never deliver. The southwest-facing rear terrace catches the afternoon sun until it dips behind the tree line, and from it you look out over open landscape. No fence-to-fence neighbours filling your eyeline. Just space. Built in 1996 in a low-key rural style that suits the Drenthe countryside, the bungalow covers 73 square metres across two floors and sleeps up to six people comfortably. Ground floor: a bright living room with a full glass façade and French doors that fold back onto the terrace in summer, a wood-burning stove that earns its keep in October and November, a semi-open kitchen renovated in 2020, a double bedroom, and a bathroom that was fully updated in 2024 — bathtub, walk-in shower, modern basin unit, the works. Upstairs, a landing with built-in wardrobe connects two further bedrooms. The whole place is laid with PVC flooring throughout, which sounds unremarkable until you've dealt with the upkeep of parquet or tile ... click here to read more

Step outside on a Saturday morning in July, and the first thing you notice is the silence. Not the dead kind — the living kind. Pine resin drifting on a light breeze, the faint crunch of a cyclist disappearing into the tree line thirty meters from your front door, a woodpecker working somewhere deep in the state forest that runs right up against the back of the park. This is Ees, Drenthe, and this three-bedroom bungalow sits at the very edge of Het Land van Bartje holiday park — which means you get the full benefit of the park's facilities while the forest essentially starts in your back garden. The bungalow itself was built in 1996 and sits on a 294 m² private plot that wraps the house in greenery on all sides. The southwest-facing sun terrace is the detail that matters most in a Dutch summer — afternoon light here stretches past nine in the evening, and the terrace catches every last minute of it. Sliding doors from the living room open directly onto that terrace, so the line between inside and outside blurs in the best possible way. The fireplace in the sitting room earns its keep come October, when the forest turns amber and the evenings arrive earlier. At 69 m², the layout is honest and efficient. Ground floor: a hallway with a wall-mounted WC, a bright bedroom ideal for guests or anyone who wants everything on one level, the living room with its terrace connection, and a fully equipped open kitchen with gas hob, oven, dishwasher, extractor hood, and a fridge-freezer. The kitchen isn't an afterthought — it's properly kitted out, which matters when you're here for a week and actually want to cook. Upstairs, a landing with a built-in wardrobe leads to two more bedrooms, making this a genuine family bungalow rather t ... click here to read more

On a quiet Sunday morning, you open the back door and a pair of horses in the meadow next door lift their heads to look at you. The only other sound is birdsong and the low rustle of oaks along the edge of the garden. That's Oostendorperweg 31-Z in a single moment—and it's the kind of moment that turns a weekend getaway into a place you start calling home. This detached three-bedroom recreational bungalow sits on a private 937 m² plot on the rural fringe of Haaksbergen, in the Dutch province of Overijssel. The Twente region doesn't get the same international headlines as Amsterdam or the Veluwe, but people who know the Netherlands well tend to know exactly why this corner of the country is special. Rolling farmland, ancient waterways, pine-edged cycling paths, and a pace of life that still feels genuinely unhurried. Owning a holiday home here means arriving on a Friday evening to the smell of damp woodland and leaving on Sunday reluctant to go. The bungalow itself was built in 1995 and sits in good condition—no renovation project, no urgent surprises. At 74 m² of living space, it's compact and efficient rather than sprawling, which is exactly what makes it manageable as a second home. Everything you need on a daily basis is on the ground floor: a bedroom, a full bathroom with both shower and bathtub, and a living room that opens directly into the fitted kitchen. The layout means that guests of all ages and mobility levels can use the property comfortably without navigating stairs. Upstairs, a landing connects two further bedrooms, each with generous built-in knee-wall storage—perfect for stashing bikes, waders, or the kind of gear that accumulates when you spend real time outdoors. The kitchen comes fitted with built- ... click here to read more

A Tranquil Escape in the Heart of Nature Imagine waking up to the gentle rustle of leaves and the soft lapping of water against the shore. The air is crisp, carrying the scent of pine and fresh earth, as the morning sun filters through the trees, casting dappled shadows on your private garden. This is life at the Cube la Mer 4 bungalow in Velsen-Zuid, a serene retreat nestled within the lush expanse of Spaarnwoude Park. A Modern Haven with Sustainable Living Built in 2019, this eco-friendly bungalow offers a harmonious blend of modern design and sustainable living. With a heat pump and solar panels, the property is entirely gas-free, ensuring a future-proof investment that aligns with contemporary environmental values. The bungalow's sleek architecture is complemented by high-quality, low-maintenance materials, including plastic window frames and double glazing, providing excellent insulation and a light, airy ambiance. Daily Rhythms and Seasonal Splendor Life here is a tapestry of tranquil mornings and vibrant afternoons. Start your day with a leisurely breakfast on the terrace, overlooking the water. As the day unfolds, explore the myriad of activities Spaarnwoude Park offers. Whether it's a round of golf on the 54-hole course, a thrilling climb on the steep wall, or a peaceful canoe ride, there's something for every mood and season. In winter, the nearby Snow World ski slope beckons with real snow adventures, while summer invites you to the North Sea's sandy beaches, just a short drive away. The changing seasons paint the landscape in hues of gold, green, and white, each offering a unique backdrop to your daily life. Cultural and Culinary Delights Beyond the park's borders, the vibrant cities of Haarlem, Alkma ... click here to read more

Nestled in the heart of the Netherlands, in the picturesque village of Otterlo, lies a hidden gem perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This modern bungalow, located at Vijverlaan 1, offers a unique blend of comfort, privacy, and natural beauty, making it an ideal vacation home or second residence. Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of nature, with the sun streaming through large windows, illuminating your spacious living room. The open-plan design ensures that every corner of this home is bathed in natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The cozy gas fireplace becomes the centerpiece of family gatherings, where stories are shared, and memories are made. The heart of this home is undoubtedly its kitchen. Designed for culinary enthusiasts, it boasts five gas burners and a luxurious extractor hood, making meal preparation a delight. The open layout allows you to engage with family and friends while cooking, ensuring that no moment is missed. The bungalow features three well-appointed bedrooms, each offering a sanctuary of comfort and privacy. The master bedroom, with its double bed, washbasin, and shower, provides a private retreat. The second bedroom, with two single beds, is perfect for guests or children, while the mezzanine bedroom offers a playful space for younger family members. Two modern bathrooms ensure convenience for all, with sleek designs and ample storage. Whether you're preparing for a day of adventure or unwinding after exploring the local attractions, these spaces cater to your every need. Otterlo is renowned for its proximity to the National Park De Hoge Veluwe, a haven for nature lovers. Here, you can explore scenic walking and ... click here to read more

Nestled in the heart of the serene village of Jisp, Noord-Holland, this delightful waterfront bungalow at Piet Rotlaan 10 offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a tranquil second home or a holiday retreat. With its picturesque setting and modern comforts, this property is a haven for nature lovers and those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. A Slice of Dutch Paradise Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of waterfowl gliding across the water, the sun casting a golden hue over the lush garden that surrounds your home. This is the daily reality at this charming bungalow, where nature and comfort coexist harmoniously. Property Highlights: - Location: Situated in Jisp, a quaint village known for its scenic beauty and historic charm. - Waterfront Access: Direct access to the water from your backyard, perfect for swimming or launching a small boat. - Privacy: Mature trees and shrubs provide natural separation, ensuring a private oasis. - Garden & Terrace: A well-maintained garden and sun terrace offer ample space for outdoor dining and relaxation. - Modern Comforts: Constructed post-2020, featuring modern insulation and double glazing for year-round comfort. - Living Space: 50 square meters of thoughtfully designed living area, maximizing space and natural light. - Open-Plan Kitchen: Fully equipped with modern appliances, ideal for both casual and elaborate cooking. - Sleeping Areas: Two comfortable bedrooms, including a main bedroom with en-suite shower and a cozy loft. - Furnished: Move-in ready with tasteful interior design and quality furnishings. - Recreational Park Setting: Safe, friendly environment with well-maintained communal areas. The Jisp Lifestyle Jisp is more than just a location; i ... click here to read more

Nestled on the edge of the enchanting Speulderbos, one of the Netherlands' oldest and most captivating forests, lies a unique opportunity to own a luxurious bungalow in Garderen. This property, built in 2022, offers a harmonious blend of modern comfort and natural beauty, making it an ideal second home or holiday retreat for discerning buyers. Imagine waking up to the gentle rustle of leaves and the sweet melody of birdsong, as sunlight filters through the trees, casting a warm glow over your private garden. This is the lifestyle awaiting you at Putterweg 70-322, where tranquility and luxury coexist seamlessly. A Home Designed for Comfort and Style Upon entering this exquisite bungalow, you're greeted by a bright and airy living space, where large windows frame picturesque views of the lush garden. The living area, adorned with a herringbone-patterned PVC floor and underfloor heating, ensures year-round comfort. The open-plan design effortlessly connects the cozy sitting area with a spacious dining table, perfect for family gatherings or entertaining guests. The modern kitchen, a chef's delight, is equipped with high-quality built-in appliances, including a gas stove, extractor hood, combination microwave oven, and refrigerator. Its sleek design and ample storage make it both functional and stylish, catering to all your culinary needs. Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Living A sliding glass door leads from the living room to an inviting veranda, fitted with a heater for those cooler evenings. Here, you can enjoy the outdoors in comfort, whether sipping your morning coffee or unwinding with a glass of wine as the sun sets. The beautifully landscaped garden, with its southern orientation, offers a serene retreat for outdoor d ... click here to read more

Holten is a picturesque town located in the eastern part of the Netherlands. It's a place where tradition meets tranquility, surrounded by lush landscapes and vibrant local culture. Imagine owning a cozy bungalow nestled amidst this serene setting in De Borkeld's forested recreational area. This property, situated at Vianenweg 194, offers prospective buyers an enticing opportunity to invest in a slice of this natural haven. While it’s not available for permanent residency, its potential as a charming retreat is undeniable. This particular bungalow is a lovely, compact dwelling featuring 67 square meters of space. With three comfortable bedrooms and one neatly maintained bathroom, it's just the right size for a family seeking occasional refuge from their daily routines. Expats and overseas buyers looking to experience the local Dutch countryside would find this the perfect spot to unwind. And being part of a global real estate market, this home provides access to an idyllic European escape. Step inside, and you're welcomed by an inviting atmosphere, with a spacious living room that boasts French doors leading to an expansive forest garden. It’s a delightful surprise when the doors swing open, seamlessly merging the outside with the inside and allowing a breath of fresh air to fill the space. The openness here is perfect for family gatherings or solo afternoons spent savoring the tranquility. Key Features of the Property: - 3 Bedrooms - 1 Bathroom - Living room connects to the garden - Closed kitchen with corner unit - Plot size of 1,203 square meters - Forest garden view - Proximity to vibrant Holten center - Located in a recreational area - Short drive to A1 highway - Bicycle-friendly location - Perfect for family ret ... click here to read more

Welcome to a picturesque haven nestled in the heart of the Drenthe province, where serenity meets opportunity in the tranquil village of Spier. It’s here you'll discover this Swedish-style recreational bungalow at Moraineweg 20-22. A true sanctuary for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle, this property offers a unique blend of comfort, privacy, and endless exploration opportunities. With its prime location adjacent to the Terhorsterzand nature reserve, you’ll find yourself immersed in a world of lush, groundbreaking design that carries a distinct Scandinavian influence. Built-in 2017, this wheelchair-friendly bungalow stretches over 82 square meters of comfortable living space, sitting on a sizable 425-square-meter plot. It's priced at an inviting EUR 300,000 and fitted to meet the needs of a diverse range of owners, from families to retirees and international buyers seeking a cozy retreat with rental potential. Spier, although small, acts as a gateway to the wonders of Drenthe. Known for its rich natural landscapes, the area enchants visitors and residents alike with sprawling national parks such as Dwingelderveld and Terhorsterzand just a stone's throw away. These parks are ideal for hiking, biking, bird-watching, or simply enjoying the splendid wilderness. In addition to nature’s gifts, Spier offers that special village tranquility complemented by a warm, welcoming community. The village itself provides some pleasant dining spots for a local taste, whereas nearby towns like Beilen and Hoogeveen contain all essential amenities to cater to your every need. The climate here in Spier is notably pleasant, quintessentially Dutch with its mild summers and gentle winters, making it perfect for those who enjoy dis ... click here to read more

Nestled in the quaint village of Echten, in the serene province of Drenthe, Netherlands, this delightful bungalow offers a promising sanctuary for international buyers seeking a tranquil lifestyle. Echten, an idyllic locale known for its natural beauty and Dutch charm, presents an engaging mix of peace and convenience, making it an attractive settlement for expatriates. Located at Oshaarseweg 24-128, the bungalow, with two cozy bedrooms and one well-appointed bathroom, occupies a strategic spot in the well-known De Westerbergen vacation park. Spanning approximately 57 square meters, this residence rests on a bountiful plot of 952 square meters. It’s a fine opportunity for those looking to own a recreational property in a picturesque part of the Netherlands. As an experienced and busy real estate agent, one of the key attractions of this property I can highlight is its move-in ready condition. The bungalow has undergone a thoughtful renovation in 2022, encompassing a new roof, expanded bedroom, bathroom overhaul, and a new wood-burning stove. These enhancements amplify its potential, offering a renewed sense of comfort without the immediate need for updates. Let's delve deeper into what this property and its locale have to offer. Beginning on the outside, the bungalow is accompanied by a wooden storage shed, equipped with laundry connections – a practical feature for handling daily chores. There is ample parking ensuring easy access for both you and your guests. While the property does participate in De Westerbergen’s rental pool, this is an optional arrangement. Owners are free to either use the bungalow for personal enjoyment or engage with the park’s management services, who handle rentals for additional income. Ve ... click here to read more

Picture yourself in the charming village of Doorn, nestled within the lush expanse of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug, where a cozy bungalow at Maarnse Bergweg calls out for nature lovers and peace seekers alike. With its modest yet inviting structure, this property isn't just a house; it's a personal slice of tranquility amidst the Dutch Elysium. As a bustling real estate agent, my excitement to share this property with you is genuine, as it's an ideal spot for anyone looking to retreat from the urban rush and into a welcoming embrace of nature. Located in 'De Maarnse Berg,' a quaint holiday park, the bungalow sits comfortably at the forest's edge, ensuring both privacy and closeness to the great outdoors. This location is perfect for those who frequent the country's cycling and hiking trails, and it's a well-known haven for outdoors aficionados. Being an international agent, I can't stress enough how rare and appealing a find like this can be for international buyers or expats seeking a touch of Dutch nature. The area has a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild summers and moderately cold winters, ideal for those who enjoy an ever-changing but not extreme climate. Each season you spend in this bungalow allows you to experience the natural palette of the Heuvelrug, from the spring bloom to the vibrant autumn foliage. Living in a bungalow gives you a wonderful single-level lifestyle, reducing the hassle of stairs and lending a cozy, open feeling to daily life. With 52 square meters to personalize, the property offers enough space to both relax and entertain. Inside, the living room's large sliding doors invite in warm natural light and provide views of the rich landscape right at your doorstep. This space effortle ... click here to read more

Nestled in the picturesque town of Enkhuizen, in the heart of the Netherlands, lies a delightful bungalow situated on Kooizandweg. This property serves as a tranquil getaway, designed for those who desire a peaceful retreat amid an enchanting, water-rich environment. Enkhuizen, a charming former fishing village, beckons with its captivating mix of historical charm and vibrant local culture, making this property a not-to-be-missed opportunity for expats and foreign investors. The weather in Enkhuizen offers a mild maritime climate, characterized by cool summers and moderate winters. The serene environment, coupled with the convenience of proximity to a bustling city, creates a unique ambiance perfect for those looking to escape the chaotic pace of urban life. This quaint bungalow stands proudly on a rapidly developing community park site, surrounded by water and a host of compelling attractions. Enkhuizen's local places such as the acclaimed Sprookjeswonderland theme park are just a stone’s throw away. Families will find an idyllic setting here, with the opportunity for adventure and relaxation right on their doorstep. Indoor swimming is an added attraction for year-round aquatic enjoyment, all within a leisurely stroll from home. Upon entering the bungalow, you are greeted by a thoughtfully designed layout that balances practicality and comfort. - 2 bedrooms - 1 bathroom - Garden space - Living room - Dining area - Fully-equipped kitchen - Indoor storage room - Private parking - Bicycles storage - Furnished interiors - Built-in wardrobes - Spacious garden The living room, bathed in natural light, offers comfortable seating arrangements that invite you to unwind and relax after a day full of exploration and local a ... click here to read more

Saturday morning. You open the French doors off the living room and the forest is just there — not a view through a distant window, but actually there, close enough that you can smell the pine resin warming up in the early sun. A woodpecker is working somewhere in the trees. The coffee is on. This is what owning a vacation home in Hooghalen, Drenthe feels like, and it's not quite like anywhere else in the Netherlands. This thatched country home sits on a 514 m² private plot right on the edge of the forest at Estate Het Grote Zand, a well-run recreational park between Assen and Beilen in the heart of the Dutch province of Drenthe. The house is 90 square metres across two floors, sleeps six comfortably, and is genuinely move-in ready — not in the estate agent sense of "needs minor work", but in the sense that the kitchen is new, the bathroom is new, it's fully furnished, and you could spend your first weekend here without buying so much as a dish towel. The thatched roof is the first thing people notice. It's not decorative — it belongs here, in a landscape of hunebedden (ancient megalithic tombs), working farms, and heathlands that blaze purple every August. Drenthe has been doing this look for centuries, and this house wears it naturally. Inside, the layout is more generous than the footprint suggests. The hallway opens into a living room that genuinely surprises people — high ceilinged, light-filled, and airy. The open kitchen runs along one side: induction hob, dishwasher, combination microwave, fridge-freezer, extractor hood — everything you'd expect in a proper kitchen, not a holiday rental compromise. A gas fireplace anchors the far end of the room, and in October when the forest turns amber and the evenings get ... click here to read more

Welcome to a picturesque haven nestled in the heart of the Drenthe province, where serenity meets opportunity in the tranquil village of Spier. It’s here you'll discover this Swedish-style recreational bungalow at Moraineweg 20-22. A true sanctuary for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle, this property offers a unique blend of comfort, privacy, and endless exploration opportunities. With its prime location adjacent to the Terhorsterzand nature reserve, you’ll find yourself immersed in a world of lush, groundbreaking design that carries a distinct Scandinavian influence. Built-in 2017, this wheelchair-friendly bungalow stretches over 82 square meters of comfortable living space, sitting on a sizable 425-square-meter plot. It's priced at an inviting EUR 300,000 and fitted to meet the needs of a diverse range of owners, from families to retirees and international buyers seeking a cozy retreat with rental potential. Spier, although small, acts as a gateway to the wonders of Drenthe. Known for its rich natural landscapes, the area enchants visitors and residents alike with sprawling national parks such as Dwingelderveld and Terhorsterzand just a stone's throw away. These parks are ideal for hiking, biking, bird-watching, or simply enjoying the splendid wilderness. In addition to nature’s gifts, Spier offers that special village tranquility complemented by a warm, welcoming community. The village itself provides some pleasant dining spots for a local taste, whereas nearby towns like Beilen and Hoogeveen contain all essential amenities to cater to your every need. The climate here in Spier is notably pleasant, quintessentially Dutch with its mild summers and gentle winters, making it perfect for those who enjoy dis ... click here to read more

Picture this: you push open the French doors on a Saturday morning and the forest just… comes to you. Pine resin on the air, the staccato percussion of a woodpecker somewhere overhead, a cup of coffee cooling in your hand while you stand barefoot on the deck and watch a red squirrel investigate the garden shed. That's Meelkerlaan 13 in Norg. Not a resort. Not a park. Your own land, your own rules, and one of the quieter pockets of Drenthe wrapping itself around you on all sides. This detached wooden house sits on a private 1,000 m² plot inside the Oosterduinen, the forested dune landscape that stretches between Norg and the heathlands of the Noordse Veld. Unlike holiday park properties — which come with annual pitch fees, park regulations, and neighbours at arm's length — this home sits on land you own outright, free of park rules and management levies. That distinction matters enormously for buyers who want genuine autonomy over their second home. The house itself is 66 m² of honest, unfussy living space. A solid foundation. Full insulation — roof, walls, floor, double glazing throughout — and a Remeha gas combi boiler installed in 2018 that handles both heating and hot water without drama. The energy label B rating is real and meaningful: lower running costs, warmer winters, and a property that performs well in any rental yield calculation. Some cosmetic modernisation remains on the to-do list, which is exactly why the price sits where it does and why buyers who want to put their own stamp on a place rather than pay a premium for someone else's taste will find this compelling. The layout is straightforward and smart. Downstairs, an L-shaped living room opens directly into an open kitchen, the whole south-facing side ... click here to read more

Picture yourself living at the edge of a picturesque nature reserve, nestled in the quaint village of Yde, where life is a harmonious blend of tranquility and accessibility. This charming thatched country home, known as 't Hof van Yde, is just a 15-minutes drive from the vibrant city of Groningen, yet it offers an escape into the embrace of Dutch countryside living. As a bussy real estate agent, lemme tell you, properties like this don’t come along every day. They provide an opportunity to live amidst breathtaking landscapes without giving up your connection to the hustle and bustle of city life. Originally a quaint cottage, this home has undergone an elegant transformation with recent renovations supervised by a skilled architect, focusing on high-quality materials that ensure both comfort and durability. It's been extended thoughtfully, making it a spacious and luxurious home that’s ready to welcome a new family or even serve multiple purposes such as a luxurious B&B. The nearly completed renovation of the thatched roof demonstrates the great care taken in maintaining this dwelling. This house is as solid as they come! Let’s get into some specifics: - Size: 205 square meters of living space. - Plot: Expansive 2,945 m² area. - Bedrooms: 4 - Bathrooms: 3 - Price: €1,295,000 The property boundary kisses the nature reserve 'de Hondstongen', offering an escape into serene nature. Step across the cattle grid, and you might find yourself in the company of gentle Scottish Highlander cattle. Begin your mornings sipping coffee while soaking in the sun on the south-facing terrace, well-protected from the winds, while enjoying the songs of tawny owls and the distinctive call of black woodpeckers inhabiting the surrounding mixe ... click here to read more

Step outside on a Saturday morning in late August and the air smells like pine resin and damp heather. The Drents-Friese Wold starts literally at the back fence of Landgoed 't Wildryck — not a short drive away, not a ten-minute walk, but right there. You grab a coffee, open the French doors onto the south-facing garden, and the only sound is a woodpecker somewhere deep in the trees. That's what life at 't Hertenspoor 140 actually feels like. This two-bedroom recreational house sits on a 474 m² plot in one of the most quietly coveted corners of the Dutch countryside. Built in 1999 and kept in genuinely good condition — this isn't a project, it's a place you can arrive at on a Friday evening and be sitting comfortably by dinner. The garden wraps around the property, mature plantings on all sides creating real visual privacy rather than the token hedge you get on so many park homes. South-facing, it collects the sun from mid-morning until the last light fades, which matters more than people realize when you're spending a June weekend outdoors with friends. The ground floor makes good use of its 70 m². A practical entrance hall handles coats, muddy boots, and bikes with ease — there's a cloakroom niche and laundry connections right there, which anyone who's spent a weekend cycling the Drenthe trails will immediately appreciate. The kitchen was refitted in 2014 and still performs well: gas hob, dishwasher, combination microwave, extractor hood, fridge. It opens directly into the living room, which is lighter than the square footage suggests thanks to the French doors. Open those and the garden becomes an extension of the living space. In July, you barely go back inside. Also on the ground floor: a separate WC with washbasi ... click here to read more

Nestled in the scenic town of Hoogeveen, located in the captivating country of the Netherlands, stands a bungalow that embodies the ideal blend of comfort and potential for an exquisite home investment. Situated at Damhert 4, this spacious, well-maintained dwelling is an oasis for those in search of a tranquil lifestyle, offering the beauty of the Dutch landscape alongside modern comforts to match the unique lifestyle of its residents. As you approach the property, you are greeted by a well-presented home, entirely detached and setting off an inviting presence with its drive leading to a practical carport that can accommodate several vehicles. The charm might be subtle, but the potential for personal touches and customizations is an open invitation to tailor it into a personal haven. Stepping inside, the spaciousness is immediately felt, making it clear that this bungalow has been thoughtfully designed with a fluid layout connecting each room seamlessly. The entrance itself speaks volumes of space, guiding you to a welcoming living room that boasts a southwest-facing aspect—flooding this room with ample natural light. The natural stone flooring perfectly complements the understated warmth projected from the cozy fireplace, inviting moments of relaxation. For those who love cooking or entertaining, the semi-open kitchen will be a joy, featuring built-in appliances that make meal preparations a breeze. This bungalow offers three bedrooms, each contributing to its sense of luxury and comfort. The master bedroom is particularly noteworthy, featuring a walk-in closet and an ensuite bathroom complete with a whirlpool and an infrared sauna, among other amenities. It's an ideal retreat within your home, particularly after a l ... click here to read more

Step outside on a Saturday morning in early September, coffee in hand, and the only sounds you hear are birdsong and the faint rustle of the Staatsbossen trees edging the garden. No traffic. No crowds. Just the particular silence that Drenthe does better than almost anywhere else in the Netherlands — a province that most Dutch people consider their best-kept secret, and that international buyers are only just beginning to discover. This detached three-bedroom bungalow at Buinerweg 8-401, positioned at the quieter outer edge of the well-loved Het Land van Bartje holiday park in Ees, sits on a private plot of 699 square metres. That's not a courtyard or a patch of grass — it's a proper garden, wrapping around the house on multiple sides, giving you the breathing room that park-edge plots almost never deliver. The southwest-facing rear terrace catches the afternoon sun until it dips behind the tree line, and from it you look out over open landscape. No fence-to-fence neighbours filling your eyeline. Just space. Built in 1996 in a low-key rural style that suits the Drenthe countryside, the bungalow covers 73 square metres across two floors and sleeps up to six people comfortably. Ground floor: a bright living room with a full glass façade and French doors that fold back onto the terrace in summer, a wood-burning stove that earns its keep in October and November, a semi-open kitchen renovated in 2020, a double bedroom, and a bathroom that was fully updated in 2024 — bathtub, walk-in shower, modern basin unit, the works. Upstairs, a landing with built-in wardrobe connects two further bedrooms. The whole place is laid with PVC flooring throughout, which sounds unremarkable until you've dealt with the upkeep of parquet or tile ... click here to read more

Step outside on a Saturday morning in July, and the first thing you notice is the silence. Not the dead kind — the living kind. Pine resin drifting on a light breeze, the faint crunch of a cyclist disappearing into the tree line thirty meters from your front door, a woodpecker working somewhere deep in the state forest that runs right up against the back of the park. This is Ees, Drenthe, and this three-bedroom bungalow sits at the very edge of Het Land van Bartje holiday park — which means you get the full benefit of the park's facilities while the forest essentially starts in your back garden. The bungalow itself was built in 1996 and sits on a 294 m² private plot that wraps the house in greenery on all sides. The southwest-facing sun terrace is the detail that matters most in a Dutch summer — afternoon light here stretches past nine in the evening, and the terrace catches every last minute of it. Sliding doors from the living room open directly onto that terrace, so the line between inside and outside blurs in the best possible way. The fireplace in the sitting room earns its keep come October, when the forest turns amber and the evenings arrive earlier. At 69 m², the layout is honest and efficient. Ground floor: a hallway with a wall-mounted WC, a bright bedroom ideal for guests or anyone who wants everything on one level, the living room with its terrace connection, and a fully equipped open kitchen with gas hob, oven, dishwasher, extractor hood, and a fridge-freezer. The kitchen isn't an afterthought — it's properly kitted out, which matters when you're here for a week and actually want to cook. Upstairs, a landing with a built-in wardrobe leads to two more bedrooms, making this a genuine family bungalow rather t ... click here to read more

Step outside on a Saturday morning and the first thing you notice isn't silence exactly — it's layered sound. A woodpecker working somewhere deep in the treeline. Crows lifting off from the birches at the edge of the plot. The soft creak of the veranda as the day warms up. This is Koekangerveldweg 38 in Koekange, Drenthe, and it announces itself through the senses long before you've even unlocked the door. The bungalow sits on a generous 1,254 square metre private plot within the Marterhaar recreational park, an unhurried green pocket of the Netherlands set between the small villages of Koekange, Ruinerwold, and De Wijk. Mature trees surround the garden on all sides — not as decoration, but as a genuine privacy screen. Squirrels cross the lawn with the confidence of homeowners. Deer pass through at dusk, especially in autumn, when the light turns amber through the canopy and the whole plot takes on the quality of a nature documentary. You don't get this kind of land, this close to nature, for this price very often. The property itself is a single-storey bungalow — three bedrooms, one bathroom, a living room with sliding doors that open directly onto the garden, and a kitchen that does its job without fuss. It's an honest space. It needs work. The roof received new EPDM covering in 2017, plastic window frames have been fitted, and parts of the floor carry insulation, but this is a renovation project for someone with a vision, not a turnkey handover. Think of it less as buying a finished house and more as acquiring an exceptional plot with a perfectly serviceable shell on it. The Red Cedar cladding on the exterior has aged well and gives the building a genuinely woodsy character that suits its surroundings. A carport, a ... click here to read more

Nestled in the quaint village of Echten, in the serene province of Drenthe, Netherlands, this delightful bungalow offers a promising sanctuary for international buyers seeking a tranquil lifestyle. Echten, an idyllic locale known for its natural beauty and Dutch charm, presents an engaging mix of peace and convenience, making it an attractive settlement for expatriates. Located at Oshaarseweg 24-128, the bungalow, with two cozy bedrooms and one well-appointed bathroom, occupies a strategic spot in the well-known De Westerbergen vacation park. Spanning approximately 57 square meters, this residence rests on a bountiful plot of 952 square meters. It’s a fine opportunity for those looking to own a recreational property in a picturesque part of the Netherlands. As an experienced and busy real estate agent, one of the key attractions of this property I can highlight is its move-in ready condition. The bungalow has undergone a thoughtful renovation in 2022, encompassing a new roof, expanded bedroom, bathroom overhaul, and a new wood-burning stove. These enhancements amplify its potential, offering a renewed sense of comfort without the immediate need for updates. Let's delve deeper into what this property and its locale have to offer. Beginning on the outside, the bungalow is accompanied by a wooden storage shed, equipped with laundry connections – a practical feature for handling daily chores. There is ample parking ensuring easy access for both you and your guests. While the property does participate in De Westerbergen’s rental pool, this is an optional arrangement. Owners are free to either use the bungalow for personal enjoyment or engage with the park’s management services, who handle rentals for additional income. Ve ... click here to read more

Nestled along the tranquil banks of the Eemskanaal in Groningen, awaits a villa that embodies a perfect fusion of modern elegance and natural charm. This villa, located on Borgsloot 6, is more than just a home; it’s a serene retreat in the lap of nature, with ample opportunities for those seeking a harmonious blend of privacy and community life. Busy as I am with the bustling real estate market, this property has caught my eye and might just capture your heart. When pulling into the driveway, you’re greeted by a lush landscape, reminiscent of a small forest, setting the tone before you even step inside. The villa presents a unique opportunity for large families or those who host frequent gatherings, thanks primarily to its seven generous bedrooms spread across three expansive floors. Let’s dive deeper into what makes this villa a dream — and perhaps your next home. The entrance welcomes you with a choice: venture into the heart of the home via the vast kitchen on the right or head down the hallway where stories of family life and warmth surely await. Take a tour through three bedrooms, perfectly sized for cosy afternoons or lively sleepovers, along with a functional bathroom for those busy mornings. This part of the house spells convenience, with the sleek kitchen boasting a modern flair courtesy of the 2020 renovations. Imagine hosting brunches or quiet evenings featuring this centerpiece, complete with a chic cooking island and top-of-the-range appliances. At this junction, let’s not forget the practical elements that make a house truly functional — the laundry connections in the basement, which doubles as a spacious garage with a driveway access, mean you’re set for efficient household management. Ascending to the ... click here to read more

Nestled in the charming and picturesque town of Coevorden, Netherlands, a magnificent villa awaits its new owner. This splendid villa, located at Schutselaan 2, offers an unparalleled blend of luxury, comfort, and convenience. Occupying a prime location at the edge of the historic Van Heutszpark, this villa provides tranquility and privacy while keeping essential amenities within arm's reach. The feeling here is one of calm; Coevorden is known for its rich history and peaceful surroundings, making it an ideal place for those looking to soak in tranquil village life while still having access to larger cities such as Emmen and Zwolle. The villa, built in 1977 and thoughtfully renovated in 2009 and 2020, showcases an impressive fusion of timeless architecture and contemporary living. With a total floor area of 534 square meters (292 m² indoors), the villa sits on a generous 1,503 m² plot, providing ample space for living and recreation. As you drive through the lockable electric gate, you'll feel a sense of seclusion and exclusivity, an excellent feature for those valuing privacy. The meticulously landscaped garden is a haven of relaxation, complete with a swimming pool and a separate pool house that includes a covered terrace and a jacuzzi. Imagine leisurely afternoons soaking in the sun or entertaining guests in this enchanting outdoor space. Stepping inside, the villa unfolds like a story, inviting you to explore its spacious and beautifully appointed rooms. The ground floor greets you with an impressive hall, an elegant space featuring a stunning staircase that guides you upward. The hall leads you to a practical utility room with a kitchen area and shower room, adding a layer of functionality and ease to your day-to ... click here to read more

Early Saturday morning, you pull open the large sliding doors and the smell of pine and damp heather rolls into the living room. A wood stove is still ticking from the night before. There's no traffic, no city noise — just the soft creak of the garden gate and birdsong from the state forest that begins practically at the edge of the estate. This is what you bought the weekend for. Sitting on a 545 square meter plot on the Hunzebergen estate in Exloo, this detached two-bedroom recreational home is one of the more privately positioned properties on the park. Number 304 on the Valtherweg sits tucked away with a sheltered garden that manages to feel genuinely secluded rather than just screened by a hedge — not every plot here achieves that. It's a real feature, not a selling point dressed up as one. The house itself, type Odoorn, was built in 1992 and has been kept in genuinely good condition. Full insulation throughout — roof, walls, floor — along with double glazing and HR glass means it runs efficiently across every season, from frosty November weekends to warm July afternoons when the heathlands outside Exloo go purple. A Nefit combi-boiler installed in 2021 handles heating and hot water without drama. The home is completely move-in ready; bring your bags and a decent bottle of Drenthe gin and you're set. Inside, the layout is straightforward and works well. The hallway has a meter cupboard and a separate toilet, so the main bathroom — equipped with a shower-bath and washbasin — doesn't become a morning queue. The living room is the heart of the place: generous, light-filled, with a wood-burning stove that makes autumn evenings here something worth planning a trip around. The sliding doors open directly onto the garde ... click here to read more

Step outside on a Saturday morning and the Drenthe forest is right there—literally at your back fence. The pines are still dripping from overnight rain, a woodpecker is hammering somewhere in the canopy, and the only thing on the agenda is deciding whether to take the bikes out toward Valthe or just sit on the terrace with coffee until someone suggests pancakes. That's the daily reality at Valtherweg 36-428, a 2023-built thatched villa sitting at the very edge of Puur Exloo holiday park, and it's the kind of morning that converts a short holiday into a lifelong attachment to a place. The thatched roof isn't decorative nostalgia—it's a statement that this villa was built to belong here, in the quiet heathland province that locals have been escaping to for generations. Drenthe doesn't shout. It draws you in slowly: the wide skies over the Hondsrug ridge, the prehistoric hunebedden dolmens scattered through the landscape like dropped giant's stones, the smell of heather in August when the whole region turns purple. Exloo itself sits in the middle of all this, a village small enough that you'll recognize faces at the bakery within a week of arrival. The villa's position is genuinely unusual. One side faces the park's landscaped grounds—pool, spa, pump track, mini-golf, the hotel restaurant where you'll end up for dinner more than once. The other side opens directly onto forest. Privacy and community in the same property. That combination is harder to find than it sounds. Inside, 114 square metres has been used intelligently. The ground floor bedroom is the one that tends to stop people mid-tour: floor-to-ceiling windows, a view of greenery that changes with every season, direct garden access, and an en-suite with a walk-i ... click here to read more

Nestled just outside the scenic town of Marum, you'll discover Lindsterlaan 54, a property that seamlessly blends the tranquility of rural life with the convenience of urban amenities closeby. Situated in a serene locale, this villa offers a unique opportunity for both foreign buyers and expats seeking to make a home amidst the Dutch countryside, while staying conveniently connected to city life. Picture a sprawling villa built in the 1960s, exuding strength and solid construction, set amidst over a hectare of land. It stands as a testament to expansive living, featuring seven cozy bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms, comfortably accommodating all members of a large family or those looking for generous space. This home is perfect if you find joy in the quietude of nature but wish to keep accessibility at the forefront. The house possesses a versatile design with everything on one level. The roomy kitchen awaits the culinary enthusiast in you, ready to be transformed into the heart of your home. The charming utility room offers practical space, ideal for handling all your daily needs. But let's not forget about the large barn – a facility with countless possibilities, be it storing vehicles, or perhaps housing a few horses, catering perfectly to enthusiasts and hobby farmers alike. Living in Marum, right in the heart of the Netherlands, offers an adventurous mix of peace, convenience, and community. Marum is a welcoming town that provides all life's essentials with its local shops, schools, and sports facilities at your disposal. If you're moving with children, rest assured they'll integrate well into this community-rich environment, with numerous secondary schools just a stone's throw away. The villa's proximit ... click here to read more

If you're dreaming of a peaceful life surrounded by nature, yet want to enjoy all the conveniences of a village, this detached semi-bungalow in Vledder might just be the right fit for you. Located at Bosbouwkamp 43, within the tranquility of a lush green neighborhood, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. As a busy real estate agent with a global agency, I've had the privilege of representing properties in diverse locales, and let me tell you, they don't come quite like this one. Situated on a generous plot of over 1,052 square meters and boasting an expansive, well-maintained garden, this bungalow beckons those who treasure both space and nature. Let's take a virtual stroll through this delightful home. You step into a spacious entrance that instantly exudes warmth, thanks to its mezzanine and natural light streaming in. The ground floor lays open an inviting world—a sunny, garden-oriented living room featuring a snug wood stove. Imagine those chilly evenings, warmth emanating throughout, as you bask in the comfort of your own living space. And with not just one but two sliding doors opening onto the large garden and terrace, indoor-outdoor living can easily become your everyday lifestyle. In the heart of the home, the kitchen awaits. Equipped with modern built-in appliances like a 5-burner gas hob, extractor hood, dishwasher, oven, combi microwave, and refrigerator, cooking here will be an absolute joy. Adjoining the kitchen is a practical utility room, featuring laundry connections and a whole lot of potential for storage solutions. It’s all about convenience here. The indoors seamlessly extend to a spacious garage that welcomes creativity—whether it becomes a workshop, car haven, ... click here to read more

Welcome to Hoofdweg 72, a delightful detached villa that presents a wonderful opportunity for those looking to embrace a serene lifestyle in the charming village of Froombosch, Netherlands. This villa not only offers the comfort of modern living but also sits in a setting that balances rural charm with easy access to nearby urban amenities. Set on a generous plot of 985m2, the property boasts a sunny south-facing backyard, perfect for both relaxation and entertaining. The residence provides ample privacy with a large driveway accommodating at least two cars, and includes a versatile outdoor conservatory as well as a garage equipped with a private sauna—a rare luxury that adds a unique touch to this home. The villa comprises a spacious entrance hall that leads to a cozy, street-oriented living room. This room benefits from underfloor heating, ensuring your comfort during the colder months. The open-plan kitchen is a modern culinary space equipped with an oven, induction hob, extractor hood, and dishwasher, ideal for those who enjoy cooking. The ground floor also houses a convenient bedroom or study room, and a bathroom outfitted with a washbasin and shower. On the first floor, you'll find two additional bedrooms, one of which features a spacious walk-in closet. For those in need of more space, there is potential to create an extra bedroom on this floor. In addition to the alluring interiors, the villa is strategically located on Hoofdweg. Although it offers a peaceful rural setting, it remains well-connected. The N387 and A7 highways are just a few minutes' drive away, providing quick access to larger towns such as Hoogezand, Appingedam, and the vibrant city of Groningen. Living in Froombosch offers a unique blend of ... click here to read more

Nestled in the picturesque village of Laar, Germany, Brink 22 offers a unique opportunity to own a second home that perfectly balances rural tranquility with modern convenience. This spacious four-bedroom house, set on a generous 563 square meter plot, is an ideal retreat for those seeking a peaceful escape or a strategic investment in the heart of Europe. Imagine waking up to the serene views of lush farmlands, with the gentle sounds of nature as your morning soundtrack. This is the lifestyle that awaits you at Brink 22. Built in 2003, this well-maintained property is more than just a house; it's a gateway to a lifestyle that combines the best of both worlds—rural charm and easy access to urban amenities. A Home Designed for Comfort and Convenience Upon arrival, you're greeted by a meticulously kept front garden and a private driveway leading to an attached stone garage. The welcoming hallway, adorned with modern floor tiles, sets the tone for the rest of the home. The ground floor features a recently renovated toilet, a practical storage room, and a spacious living kitchen equipped with a high-quality built-in kitchen and a nearly new Smeg stove. This kitchen is the heart of the home, perfect for family meals and entertaining guests. The L-shaped living room is a haven of light and space, with large windows offering unobstructed views of the countryside. The durable laminate floor adds warmth and elegance, creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxation and social gatherings. Upstairs, a Sanctuary Awaits The first floor comprises a spacious landing and four generously sized bedrooms, each offering ample space for personal touches. The family bathroom is fully equipped with a shower, toilet, fixed washbasin, and a ... click here to read more