Less than 30 kilometers away from Rotterdam and Utrecht, is the traditional Dutch landscape of the Alblasserwaard. In the middle of this polder lies the village Goudriaan, which is rightly called the pearl of the Alblasserwaard. On the edge of this place you will find this dairy farm. It is a medium-sized company with about 75 dairy cows. The company was built in 1995. A few years later this natural house was placed, the 'bread house' where these landlords are also welcome groups besides b & b. From the rooms you have visibility over miles of meadows, with all kinds of animals that live there, including our own cows and horses. In this natural house are five bedrooms that are largely the same. One bedroom has been worked out in the layout.

This farm is located on the edge of Goudriaan, which is called the pearl of the Alblasserwaard. The Alblasserwaard is typically Dutch landscape: meadows, with many ditches, pollard willows, a winding roads, surrounded by the great rivers Lek and Merwede. Beautiful cycling area. A quiet nature park can be found within walking distance. A little further away are the Mills of Kinderdijk, but the Biesbosch is also easy to drive. If you like culture, you can indulge yourself in the old towns in the neighborhood: Nieuwpoort, Schoonhoven (silver), Leerdam (glass), Gouda (cheese / candles), Dordrecht (books), Gorinchem with possibly crossing to Castle Loevestein .