De Hoarnen 1

Near the Waddensea area and the ferry to Ameland, we have this comfortable apartment available for rental for a year.
The apartment is newly build and, has an attractive living room, luxury kitchen and bathroom, as well as a large- and small bedroom.
The property is well insulated according to contemporary building standards, modernly furnished and has a beautiful view over the Frisian clay landscape. A perfect place to relax after work.

Layout.
Entrance via the side wall of the farm, the folding garden doors provide access to the house.
The living room with open kitchen (fridge, oven, dishwasher, induction hob and extractor hood) is centrally located with doors to the large bedroom, small bedroom/storage room and the bathroom.
The toilet is also located in the spacious bathroom.

- Rental price € 1175 per month.
- Heating and electricity € 125 per month
- Deposit € 2350,-
- Internet provision.
- Floor heating.
- Furnished.
- Luxury kitchen and bathroom.
- Rural location.
- Parking possibility.
- Now pets.
- No smoking.

Holwerd aan Zee:
Holwerd, the place you pass on the way to Ameland, becomes a flourishing coastal town.
A broadly supported citizens' initiative worth 150 million.
If the village of Holwerd on the dike of the Wadden Sea, in the north of Friesland, is already known, it is mainly because of the ferry to Ameland. At least 600,000 people make this crossing every year.

Holwerd, now a small dike village, may soon become a thriving coastal town.
Four residents are working on a plan to break the dike, so that Holwerd will soon be located on the seashore and become a tourist destination. The plan costs 150 million euros. Yet the Frisians have cleverly brought together the different interests and brings Holwerd aan Zee in broad public interest. See also www.holwerdaanzee.nl.

Waddensea area,
About 2 km away you will find the famous "Kwelders " outside the dike, which have recently become a World Heritage Site. In wintertime this beautiful salt marsh area is the domain of thousands of geese that hibernate there. During spring tides in combination with storms, the salt marshes are regularly flooded.
In the summer, cattle graze on these Wadden marshes, this beautiful bird-rich area has the status of “Nature Reserve”.

Distances:
Due to the arrival of the "North-West Tangent", "The Hook around Leeuwarden" and the "Central Axis", the villages north of Leeuwarden have excellent access to the important traffic arteries of Friesland. Travel times to Drachten or Heerenveen are approximately 30 minutes.

Leeuwarden : 25 km
Dokkum : 10 km
Groningen : 55 km
Amsterdam : 157km
Ameland : 1.5 km (ferry)