Estate De Lankhorsterkamp 5 bedrooms Jacuzzi & Private

Relax completely in this unique, soothing accommodation on Landgoed De Lankhosterkamp, located in the wooded area of Wesepe. The space **Unique accommodation at Landgoed De Lankhorsterkamp** Experience a special stay at Landgoed De Lankhorsterkamp, an oasis of peace and nature in the wooded area of Wesepe, near Deventer. This impressive mansion, hidden among ancient trees and accessible via a winding forest road, offers ultimate privacy. With direct access to 91 hectares of protected nature reserve, this is the place to relax and unwind. **The space** The country house offers plenty of space and comfort with: - 5 cozy bedrooms - 2 bathrooms & 3 toilets - A spacious living room and an open kitchen - A multifunctional space (ideal for yoga, meditation, meetings or creative sessions) Outside, you can enjoy bamboo lounge sets, long tables for cozy dinners, a fire bowl and a Jacuzzi to relax. **Extras** Do you really want to indulge yourself? We are happy to connect you with parties that will complete your stay: - Vegan/vegetarian caterers - A holistic masseuse - Coaches who provide breathwork sessions, cacao ceremonies and plant medicine trips **Why choose De Lankhorsterkamp?** - Private location in the middle of 91 hectares of nature reserve - Perfect for families, friends and retreats - Sustainably furnished with an eye for people and the environment - A place to find peace, connection and inspiration **New from November 2024** The Lankhorsterkamp has a separate yoga and meditation room, fully equipped with high-quality materials to make your sessions even more special. **Sustainability** Sustainability is central to the way we work. Throughout the house, you will find sustainable products and materials, including: - Pillows made from recycled down and organic bedding - Towels made of recycled cotton - Toilet and kitchen paper made of bamboo - Hand soap with a beautiful mission - Sustainable coffee and cleaning products **Feel Inspired!** Book your stay now and experience the tranquility, nature and magic of Landgoed De Lankhorsterkamp. Guest access This beautiful country house with 5,090 m2 of land, is unique in its appearance and has 5 bedrooms, a large living room, separate workspace, 2 bathrooms, a beautiful open kitchen and a lovely Jacuzzi to relax in. The silence is only disturbed by the whistling birds, a hammering woodpecker and sometimes an owl. In the morning, from the bathroom window, you can regularly see the deer walking, looking for food on the land. The location on the edge of the forest and the inhabited world, creates a remarkable serenity. The tranquility will overwhelm you if you take a moment to pause and take in the surroundings. The perfect place to combine your stay with beautiful walks or bike rides. Layout. Spacious entrance, spacious living room and workspace, semi-open kitchen with built-in appliances and granite floor, dining room, indoor garage. 1st floor Bedroom 1: a spacious master bedroom for 4 people with dormer windows, ensuite bathroom with shower and washbasin with washbasin and toilet. Bedroom 2: spacious bedroom for 2 people with spacious walk-in closet and fitted wardrobes. Bedroom 3: bedroom for 2 people with fitted wardrobes. A spacious bathroom with bathtub, shower cabin with rain shower and washbasin with washbasins and underfloor heating. Separate toilet. 2nd floor/attic floor Bedroom 4: bedroom for 2 people with sloping roof Bedroom 5: bedroom for 2 people with sloping roof Other things to note History: Located on a forest edge in the outskirts of Wesepe, this manor house forms a striking point in the landscape. The respectable, centuries-old trees along the road and the sloping forests give a sense of peace – the hectic nature of the outside world slips away from you. The manor house has lost none of its beauty in the almost 100 years of its existence. The Lankhorsterkamp manor house, together with the Ossebosch manor house, was designed by the same architect in 1925 for the two daughters of the landlord of Huis Boxbergen. House Boxbergen was first mentioned in 1344 and has a rich history as a havezathe and estate in Wesepe municipality of Olst-Wijhe. The Lankhorsterkamp, now a municipal monument, was sold by the first owner in 1951 to the Burgerweeshuis and Kinderhuis in Deventer, which sold it to the current owner in 2011.