There are holiday homes and holiday homes and you definitely want to be in this pearl. The journey goes to the market square of Nieuwpoort where you will immediately be surprised by the beauty of the facade of your holiday residence, which is no coincidence, when you know that the owners are committed to preserving the 'charming facades' with heart and soul. in their city and fight against the destruction of historic buildings.
Behind that beautiful facade awaits a unique holiday home for six people. With no less than three large luxury bedrooms with nice and super complete ensuite bathrooms. Each one beautifully and naturally furnished, including a sitting area. Two rooms with a box-spring bed of 1.80m x 2.10m (divisible into two single beds) and the third with a mattress of 1.60 x 2m. In room 'de Strandloper', on the ground floor and adjacent to the market square, you are awakened by the rising sun. Room 'de vismijn' also overlooks the market, but is on the first floor. The third room, the 'loodskotter' is also on the first floor but overlooks the garden at the rear.
The living room on the ground floor is large and pleasant, the kitchen modern and super complete and there is also a terrace with garden to dream away in your sun lounger under the parasol if the weather permits.
Wifi can be found in every room and if all that wasn't enough, there are also six excellent bicycles ready for you to explore the area and you can simply park your car in front of the door for free.
The house is self-catering, but for those who don't want to cook for themselves, there are numerous renowned restaurants and take-aways within walking distance for both breakfast and lunch/dinner.
Although in the heart of the city you are assured of peace and quiet. In addition to numerous food and beverage outlets, there are also stylish boutiques and historic sites within walking distance. Cultural and touristic events and beach, walking and cycling routes are in abundance. In the nearby seaside resort of Koksijde you can stroll along the beach and through the dunes. Ostend is a half hour drive and you are in Bruges and Knokke in an hour.
HistoryD'Oude Dune is located in the heart of the historic center of Nieuwpoort on the highest and oldest point of the city - known since antiquity as Sandeshoved and later, after major harbor works in the 12th century, Novus Portus or Nieuwpoort. After the terrible devastation of ’14-18, d’Oude Dune was rebuilt in 1922 on the foundations of a medieval mansion. Together with the buildings next to d'Oude Dune, this is an example of reconstruction architecture after WWI. The current owners bought the property in 2018 and, with the help of their children, signed up for a beautiful restoration, incorporating modern comforts without compromising the characterful elements.