Type gebouw: hoekhuis. perceeloppervlakte: 300m². bouwjaar: 1995.

Details of house 2 met 3 bedrooms for 6 persons. classification *** and top standard. a comfortable holiday home, 65 m2, in a quiet street with shopping facilities and beach nearby. The house has a balcony, a terrace and a large patio. The garden is child-friendly with sandpit and toys. The rent is a parking card for cars, also a garage is available. The flat is a large living room with a kitchen. All people have cold and hot water. Electricity is partly door and solar panels. The flat is a combined boiler for central heating. In the house is fast internet and with MESH wifi throughout the house very reliable!Included in the rental price are: Entrance ticket for the dunes and other nature areas in North Holland, parking card, garage, water, electricity and gas, some bicycles (own telephone, washing machine, bed linen and a free internet connection. He is also informative about walking and cycling. In the low season the minimum rent for a weekend (3 N.) or a short week (4. N.)Excursions: Egmond aan Zee is the most beautiful family seaside resort from Noord-Holland to Amsterdam. The old fishing village of Egmond aan Zee has developed into a well-known seaside resort. It is located directly on the kilometres of fine sandy North Sea beaches with a wide belt of dunes, between Den Helder in the far north and IJmuiden in the south, in the province of Noord-Holland. The town is characterised by the old lighthouse. If you are looking for a change from the beach, you will find an extensive and good network of walking/cycling paths in and around the village. Minigolf and trampoline, horse riding, bars, shops, restaurants. Nightclubs in Egmond a/d Hoef and Egmond-Binnen. Nearest indoor swimming pools in Heiloo (5 km) from Alkmaar. Egmond aan Zee is a good starting point for excursions, e. g. to the 1000 year old town of Alkmaar (8 km) with its historic centre and famous cheese market, or to the artists' town of Bergen (10 km) with its museum, galleries and sea aquarium. Day trips can be made to the island of Texel (regular ferry connection from Den Helder), 50 km to the north and of course to Amsterdam (35 km, excellent train connection from Alkmaar). Surroundings of Egmond aan Zee: Egmond aan Zee is part of the municipality of Egmond, which is located on the coast of the Netherlands. This village consists of a total of 3 neighbourhoods. In addition to Egmond aan Zee, there is also Egmond aan den Hoef and Egmond-Binnen. Egmond aan Zee lies in the middle of the dune landscape. This makes the village feel like an oasis of calm. The gentle sea breeze blows over the houses and the dunes. Here you can take lovely relaxing walks or explore the surrounding area by bike. There are more than enough opportunities to do so. They are all well maintained and clearly laid out. So there are no unpleasant surprises when travelling. Their diversity also ensures a large number of possible routes. You can easily go on a cycle tour here every day without always having to cycle the same route. The proximity of the sea also makes Egmond aan Zee a wonderful holiday destination. The beautiful idyll of the beach and the gentle sound of the sea make it easy to forget the stresses of everyday life. Everyone can relax and recharge their batteries on a holiday in Egmond aan Zee. Sights around Egmond aan Zee The family seaside resort of Egmond aan Zee is located in the Dutch province of Noord-Holland. It is only around 10 kilometres from the city of Alkmaar and only around 35 kilometres from Amsterdam. This makes Egmond aan Zee an ideal starting point for a trip to either or both cities. Both Alkmaar and Amsterdam are home to some wonderful sights that can be visited on an excursion. But there is also plenty to see in Egmond. The district of Egmond-Binnen, for example, was built around an abbey, which makes a wonderful destination for a bike tour, for example. The special charm of the church and the seemingly endless fields of flowers on the way there make this tour a unique experience. Egmond aan den Hoef also has an impressive building, or rather the remains of it. Today's moated castle ruins were once a magnificent building in which the local counts lived. If you stand in front of it today, you can still sense the magic and imposing character of the place: Egmond aan Zee is the best known of the three Egmonden and was founded as a fishing village in 977. Egmond aan Zee (6000 inhabitants) has been very important for tourism since the beginning of the last century because of its beautiful coastline. The history of Egmond aan Zee is still clearly present in the beach village. Jan van Speijk's lighthouse, the village's landmark, stands prominently on the boulevard. There are numerous pavilions and opportunities for sailing and surfing on the wide beach. In the village you will find all kinds of entertainment: café terraces, restaurants, sports facilities and shops - in short, something to suit every taste! The nature reserves (the North Holland Dune Reserve National Park and the Kennemer Dunes) start at the edge of the village. Egmond aan Zee is surrounded inland by colourful fields of tulips and other flowers in spring. Egmond has an interesting historical value due to the castle ruins of the Count of Egmond in Egmond aan den Hoef, the Adelbertus Acker and the Benedictine Abbey in Egmond Binnen. other sports and leisure activities: walking and cycling possibilities. NORTH HOLLAND North Holland stretches between the North Sea and the IJsselmeer and is part of the province whose name is often mistakenly equated with the whole of the Netherlands. These are the main attractions of Holland that attract visitors from all over the world: wide, kilometre-long sandy beaches and dunes on the North Sea coast and Amsterdam, which is worth a trip in itself and can be reached quickly and easily by train or car from the holiday resorts. But also Haarlem with its magnificent Renaissance buildings, the eel centre of Volendam, the towns of Edam and Alkmaar with their traditional cheese markets, Enkhuizen and Hoorn, two picturesque harbour towns on the IJsselmeer and the Markermeer to the south, as well as the huge tulip-growing area near Egmond. From here, a day trip to the island of Texel with its beautiful villages and endless sandy beaches is well worthwhile (see booking). North Holland offers a very good network of hiking and cycling trails and excellent water sports conditions (surfing, kite surfing, boat charters, sailing, canoeing). In Alkmaar you will also find the swimming paradise 'Hoornse Vaart', the largest and most visited subtropical swimming paradise in North Holland with 2 indoor swimming pools, wave pool, giant slides, whirlpools, adventure playground, etc., less quiet location, restaurant/supermarket in the park, close to the beautiful dune area.