A historic Oldambster farmhouse dating from 1865 in Borgercompagnie, which houses B&B No. 109.

B&B no. 109

Looking for a unique place to stay in the Midden-Groningen? B&B no. 109 is situated in Borgercompagnie, right in the heart of the Groninger Veenkoloniën. You’ll be staying in the characteristic front section of a listed Oldambtster boerderij , dating from 1865, where history, tranquillity and comfort come together.

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Staying overnight in a historic farmhouse in Groningen

B&B No. 109 is situated in the front part of a listed Oldambster farmhouse dating from 1865 in Borgercompagnie. The B&B is situated in the heart of the Groningen Peat Colonies and is a special place for anyone who loves history, tranquillity and the vast Groningen countryside.

The B&B has two cosy guest rooms on the ground floor: the Noordkamer and the Zuidkamer. Both rooms have an en-suite bathroom. There is also a communal dining and lounge area, where breakfast is served in the mornings and where guests can make their own coffee and tea.

From B&B No. 109, you can easily explore Midden-Groningen and the Veenkoloniën on foot, by bike or by car. Walk or cycle along canals, through ribbon villages and past characteristic farms, or enjoy the peace and space around Borgercompagnie. The city of Groningen is also easily accessible.…

Staying overnight in a historic farmhouse in Groningen

B&B No. 109 is situated in the front part of a listed Oldambster farmhouse dating from 1865 in Borgercompagnie. The B&B is situated in the heart of the Groningen Peat Colonies and is a special place for anyone who loves history, tranquillity and the vast Groningen countryside.

The B&B has two cosy guest rooms on the ground floor: the Noordkamer and the Zuidkamer. Both rooms have an en-suite bathroom. There is also a communal dining and lounge area, where breakfast is served in the mornings and where guests can make their own coffee and tea.

From B&B No. 109, you can easily explore the ‘ Midden-Groningen ’ and the ‘Veenkoloniën’ on foot, by bike or by car. Walk or cycle along the canals, through ribbon villages and past characteristic farmhouses, or simply enjoy the peace and space around Borgercompagnie. The city of Groningen is also within easy reach.

B&B No. 109 is therefore an atmospheric base for a weekend or a few days’ stay in Groningen, with plenty of opportunities for cycling and exploring the Groningen countryside.

Features

Location

  • In a peaceful location Yes
  • In/near a nature reserve Yes
  • In/near walking areas Yes
  • Beautifully situated Yes
  • Outside the city centre Yes
  • Situated in the countryside Yes
  • A remarkable building Yes
  • Working farm Yes
  • Distance to village/city centre: 5 km
  • Distance to train station: 5.5 km
  • Distance to beach: 2.5 km
  • Distance to river/lake: 2.5 km
  • Distance to motorway: 7 km
  • Distance to public swimming pool: 5 km
  • Distance to public transport: 0.85 km
  • Distance to airport: 23 km

Accommodation

  • Building type: Farm
  • Type of accommodation: Bed and Breakfast
  • Situation: On a farm
  • Appearance/Interior accommodation: Authentic, Comfortable

Facilities (General)

  • Air conditioning: No
  • Smoking: Completely smoke-free
  • Smoking area: No

Transport

  • Accessible by bicycle: Yes
  • Accessible by car: Yes
  • Private car park: Yes

Accommodation

  • Double beds: 2
  • Double rooms: 2
  • Duvets Yes
  • Bed linen: Available
  • Dekens Yes

TV, audio, video & Internet

  • Internet connection: Wi-Fi
  • TV area Yes
  • Television in accommodation Yes
  • Laptop connection Yes

Pets

  • Pets: Pets not allowed

Capacity

  • Maximum group size: 4
  • Number of people: 4
  • Number of beds: 2
  • Number of rooms: 2
  • Maximum capacity: 4

Lifestyle finder dates

  • Lifestyle finder dates: Adventure Seekers, Fun Seekers, Peace and Quiet Seekers

Facilities for people with disabilities

  • Smoke and animal-free (due to Cara): Yes

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