With views of the meadows surrounding the house, this home feels like a secluded haven. In fact, the family-friendly seaside resort of Vrouwenpolder is a mere seven-minute bike ride away, so you have the best of both worlds – a countryside escape where the kids can run free in the meadows, and the convenience of being so close to town. The house is a beautifully renovated Zeeland barn – it’s something really special. The decor is clean and simple, with a focus on natural tones that complement the wooden beams and verdant setting. There are comfy seating areas where everyone can relax together, as well as lovely bathtubs where you can soak away your stresses and indulge in some real R&R. If the sun is shining, you’ll likely spend most of your time outside. A large terrace boasts a barbecue and a long dining table, so your evenings might be spent grilling up alfresco feasts, and sitting out late under the stars. Children will love the football pitch and trampoline, and having so much space to play in. This delightful home can be found between two nature reserves – the Manteling and the Oranjezon dune area. Heading out on foot or with bicycles, you can explore the sand dunes and the forest. Maybe you’ll take a picnic and make a day of it? Aloha Beach is an eleven-minute bike ride away, where you can splash in the shallows, build sandcastles, and tuck into ice creams. This is the kind of holiday home you’ll daydream about long after you’ve unpacked your suitcases. Home truths: *This home is spread over three floors, with the upper floors accessible by narrow staircases – this home may not be suitable for those with limited mobility *There’s room for up to two cars to park here, and you can charge electric vehicles *Your host can provide two high chairs for little ones *Your host doesn’t allow group gatherings here – this includes stag and hen parties *Your host doesn’t accept bookings for groups of those under the age of 25 *The laundry facilities are shared with other guests *The bedroom with three single beds is in the eaves of the house – it’s best suited to children as it’s not the most spacious