Waterfront - first row on the water - with electric boat

Stilt houses stand on piles in the water and are accessible by boat but also via jetty. Living in the middle of the reeds. Built in the 1970s/80s, then without electricity and only with gas lamps, my huts have now been brought up to modern standards. Glamorous camping is the trend, a mixture of simple, but with comfort. Not quite cheap, but it's also a crazy/expensive idea to put wooden huts in the water. But a lasting travel memory! The space Waterfront hut is the largest of my 3 huts. The interior is 2 m longer (i.e. about 10 m² more interior) and outside there is also a conservatory where you can sit protected from mosquitoes if the mosquitoes are really annoying, which is much rarer than you think). There is a small bedroom (with sliding door separated with a bed 140 x 200 cm). In the living room there is a steep staircase (ladder-like) that goes up under the roof, there is a sleeping area of 2 slatted frames with 2 mattresses each 90 x 200 cm (no real bed, because it is too low under the gable). The sofa is 3 m x 120 m, i.e. at least one person can lie there, if adults (or children) lie opposite each other, probably even two fit. The bathroom is exceptional for such huts: the shower is in the house, which is pleasant in the transitional period. The toilet and sink are in the house anyway. A well-equipped kitchen is there (but without an oven). A super gas grill incl. 800-degree sizzle zone for steaks. Guest access The house is exclusively available for the guests, the landlord is not on site.