Hidden in the most beautiful nature in the heart of the Netherlands you will find this modern bungalow in the woods between Nunspeet and Epe. Through a sandy forest path you come to your own private driveway with 2 lockable gates and with your own parking spaces.Outside you have a lot of private space with lots of privacy such as a large fenced terrace at the front of your bungalow with garden table with 8 chairs and parasol.Through the spacious entrance you descend a staircase to the large hall, which provides access to all rooms.There are 2 bedrooms both with a large linen closet, double bed and 1 with an additional queen high sleeper and table with 2 chairs. The luxury kitchenette with refrigerator, microwave, electric stove and sink is located in the living room with dining table, chairs and Leolux sofa, equipped with a TV and radio. Through the spacious hall you enter the complete bathroom with shower, toilet and sink. In the wing there is another technical room where your combi washer and dryer.

Whether you go north, east, west or south, nature everywhere is dazzlingly unparalleled. You can cycle, walk, mountain bike, mountain bike, etc. endlessly through the woods, across the rolling moors and through the Wisselse Veen. Cheerful coziness can be found in the nearby villages of Epe, Nunspeet, Vaassen and Heerde.A little further you will find the old medieval Hanseatic cities of Kampen, Hattem, Deventer and Zutphen.If you want more urban entertainment, you will certainly find it in Zwolle, Apeldoorn, Arnhem and Amersfoort. Special museums in the area include Paleis Het Loo, Kasteel De Cannenburch, Het Bakkerijmuseum, Anton Pieck museum, etc. In the middle of the forest you might not expect a beach and water sports actvities, but there are certainly on the Veluwe Lake at Elburg and Harderwijk, the Zandenplas in Nunspeet, Heerderstrand, Burnside Cable Park in Emst and the great wellness centers the Veluwe source in Emst and Zwaluwhoeve in Hierden. There is so much choice that you do not have to get bored, although that too