Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: buitenplaats

It dates from 1651, but there have been changes over the years. The storks can live there for free. More info (in Dutch): www.buitenplaatseninnederland.nl/warmond-oostergeest.html

Dates from approx. 1800.

After a restauration the estate is called Dyckenburch (the old spelling is probably to make it more "authentic"). Unclear is why "heerlijckheit" (also old spelling, translated "estate") is also painted on the house. The lettering is tacky.

This estate was first mentioned in 1367. The house dates from 1669. Originally the house was named Almansgeest, but in 1827 the owner jonkheer Goldberg named it after a colony in South America of which he was governor. Berbice is now in British Guyana.The last occupant mrs. R.J.M. Begeer, was buried on the grounds of the house, so that she could possibly block a road through her land, even after her death. The new road is planned around her former house, but the lower ground water level might still present problems for the house and the trees.

This estate was first mentioned in 1367. The house dates from 1669. Originally the house was named Almansgeest, but in 1827 the owner jonkheer Goldberg named it after a colony in South America of which he was governor. Berbice is now in British Guyana. The last occupant mrs. R.J.M. Begeer, was buried on the grounds of the house, so that she could possibly block a road through her land, even after her death. The new road is planned around her former house, but the lower ground water level might still present problems for the house and the trees.

Needs some repairing after a bad painting job.

A rather expensive gate with new stone guards. The old ones lasted for 250 years.

The owner explained that caring for the garden takes a lot of time and effort.