Hoogheem Heritage & Lodging

Would you like to stay in a unique farmhouse dating from 1771? In the beautiful village of Oostwolderhamrik, you’ll find two luxury holiday homes combining the atmosphere and charm of days gone by with all the luxury and comfort of the present day, where you can experience the tranquillity and beauty of the Oldambt countryside.

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In a beautiful spot in the open countryside of Oldambt, in the east of the province of Groningen, stands a farmhouse dating from 1771, built in the oldest Oldambt style. It is a unique farmhouse, the only one of its kind remaining in its original form. It has not been inhabited since the 1930s, meaning that the interior has remained virtually unchanged. The farm comprises a complex consisting of the farmhouse and a thatched barn on the farmyard, alongside the adjacent Villa Hoogheem.

The farm has now been fully restored and, in …

In a beautiful spot in the open countryside of Oldambt, in the east of the province of Groningen, stands a farmhouse dating from 1771, built in the oldest Oldambt style. It is a unique farmhouse, the only one of its kind remaining in its original form. It has not been inhabited since the 1930s, meaning that the interior has remained virtually unchanged. The farm comprises a complex consisting of the farmhouse and a thatched barn on the farmyard, alongside the adjacent Villa Hoogheem.

The farmhouse has now been fully restored, and two luxury holiday homes have been created within it. If you’d like to step back in time, choose ‘De Hude’, in the old living quarters. Fully furnished in the traditional style, yet equipped with all modern conveniences. Or would you prefer the contemporary Ruiterstok guesthouse? Stylishly and modernly furnished, with many original features on display, and offering plenty of luxury and comfort.

Both guesthouses have their own entrance and private terrace, and there is ample parking in the rear garden. Both properties are non-smoking. Enjoy the large garden with its orchard and picnic tables.

Hude

Hude Guest House is situated in the old residential part of the farm. ‘Hude’ refers to a hidden hiding place for valuables; in this case, it was concealed because the little door had been covered with wallpaper, just like the rest of the wall. According to K. ter Laan’s 1929 Groningen dictionary, people would also say: ‘ik heb nòg n udertje’ or ‘hai zel nog wel n udertje achter het linnen hebben’, meaning that someone still had some money set aside.

Guesthouse Hude is suitable for up to 3-4 adults and up to 5 people in total. The bedroom with extra large luxury double box spring is located in the upstairs room, accessible via a short staircase. In addition, there is a box bed (1.37 by 2 m) for 1-2 adults in the living room and 3 more box beds suitable for smaller children (length of the box beds varies between 1.59 and 1.72 metres). The box beds are divided between the bedroom and the living room. This guest house is not wheelchair-accessible. The accommodation has plenty of luxury and comfort, from underfloor heating and free wifi to a bathroom with free-standing bath and rain shower. The kitchen is fully equipped and has a large fridge/freezer, dual-cook oven (with two temperature zones), microwave, Bora induction hob and dishwasher. There is also a filter coffee machine, a Senseo coffee machine and a kettle. The guest house is non-smoking.

Ruiterstok

Ruiterstok guesthouse is situated next to Hude guesthouse at the front of the farm. The entrance is by the old barn doors in the front façade. The name ‘Ruiterstok’ refers to the enormous pile of riding poles that used to be stored where the spacious kitchen now stands. Riding poles were traditionally used in the fields to prop up hay for drying.

The Ruiterstok guest house has two bedrooms and can accommodate up to five adults. The property offers a high level of luxury and comfort, from underfloor heating and free Wi-Fi to a bathroom with a freestanding bath and rain shower. This guesthouse is wheelchair-accessible and features one bedroom with a luxury double box-spring bed and a bathroom on the ground floor. The second bedroom, featuring an extra-large luxury double box-spring bed and a single box-spring bed, is located on the first floor. The kitchen is fully equipped and features a large cooking island, a large fridge-freezer, a dual-cook oven (with two temperature zones), a microwave, a Bora induction hob and a dishwasher. There is also a filter coffee maker, a Senseo machine and a kettle. The guest house is non-smoking.

Come and enjoy the sweeping views and stunning panoramas. Spot roe deer and pheasants, or wrens, wagtails, kingfishers and goldcrests. Or go stargazing in this place where it’s still truly dark at night.

Awards

  • Per week from € 850,00
  • Per weekend from € 425,00
  • Per midweek from € 425,00
  • Tourist tax p.p.p.d. € 1,50
  • Payment options Online

Features

Location

  • In a peaceful location Yes
  • Beautifully situated Yes
  • Situated in the countryside Yes
  • A remarkable building Yes
  • In/near the museum district Yes
  • Outside the city centre Yes
  • Panoramic view Yes

Accommodation

  • Building type: Farm
  • Type of accommodation: Holiday home
  • Situation: On a farm
  • Appearance/Interior accommodation: Luxury, Modern, Authentic, Very comfortable

Accommodation

  • Weekly rentals Yes
  • Weekend rentals Yes
  • Midweek rentals Yes

Facilities (General)

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

Heating

  • Central heating Yes

Facilities for people with disabilities

  • Accessibility notes: The Ruiterstok is easily accessible for the disabled and wheelchair-friendly.
  • Assistance dogs permitted Yes
  • Guide dog allowed: Yes

Accommodation

  • Single beds: 4
  • Double beds: 4
  • Double rooms: 2
  • Extra-long bed (>2m) Yes
  • Duvets Yes
  • Bed linen: Available
  • 3/4 Person Rooms: 1

TV, audio, video & Internet

  • Stereo system Yes
  • Television in accommodation Yes
  • Radio Yes
  • Internet connection: Wi-Fi

Pets

  • Pets: Pets allowed by prior arrangement only

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