Nature house in 's-Hertogenbosch

This nature house is an exclusive atmospheric guesthouse, an apartment in a renovated stable of a monumental farm around 1700, located on the medieval dike. Adjacent is the old nature reserve the Heinis with a number of wheels. And that still in burgundian 's-Hertogenbosch. For those who love nature and tranquility, but also the comforts of city life to seek. The tasteful interior is a mix of peasant simplicity with Asian influences, collected during the years of stay of this landlord in Asia. In the spacious bright living room you come to rest after a walk. Sleep on a comfortable antique Chinese bed, looking through the doors to terrace and meadow. The second bedroom sleeps 5. Would you like to sleep in the box bed or in the sleeping loft or just the sofa bed? There is also a possibility to sleep alone on the second floor in a bed for a quiet night. A small antique crib is available for the smallest guests.Wake up to the twittering of the birds or the crowing rooster announcing the morning or the mooing of the cows....and then enjoy a sumptuous breakfast with a fresh egg from our own chickens. Outside you can enjoy the panoramic view from your own terrace. Enjoying dinner, drinks or the warmth of a wood stove? Yes really ... That can be done in peace and quiet in nature. And that in Den Bosch!

The Drunense Dunes, nature reserve Campina and the Bosche Broek nearby. Especially beautiful cycling routes near the Dommel, Land of Maas and Waal, in the vicinity of the impressive Castle Heeswijk and towards the fortified town of Heusden. Bike routes are provided in the nature house. Excursions abound in 's-Hertogenbosch for those who also want to enjoy culture: the St. John's Cathedral, the Museum District, Verkade factory, Brabant and Municipal Museum, Jheronimus Bosch Art Center, a boat trip on the Binnen Dieze, shopping, picking a terrace or eating out in one of the numerous restaurants in our cozy Burgundian city. Don't forget the delicious Bosche Bol! The year 1016 is dedicated to Jheronimus Bosch ( 500 years) with many extra festivities!