This cosy four-person holiday home is located in a recreation area at the bottom of the Zeeland dunes, the area is quiet and without traffic. Around the house is a spacious garden with a lovely terrace where you can enjoy the sun early in the year. Vrouwenpolder is a dike village on one of the most special flood defenses in the world: the Oosterscheldekering. Vrouwenpolder borders the Oranjezon nature park, the Veerse Meer and the widest beaches in Zeeland. The dunes and the beach (the largest 'outdoor playground') are 800 meters away. In the beautiful Zeeland village of Vrouwenpolder you can get your daily groceries or eat out in one of the nice restaurants.
The living room has a dining area and a sitting area with TV and DVD player. You have a view over a large garden with a terrace equipped with garden furniture. The kitchen has a filter coffee machine and Nespresso machine, dishwasher, five-burner stove, refrigerator, microwave, oven, washingmachine and kettle. There are two bedrooms, one with a double bed with 2 matrasses and one with two single beds. In both bedrooms there is a sink. The bathroom is completely new with walk-in shower, sink and toilet. There is parking for one car in front of the door. An 11kw electric car charging unit is also available here. In the large garden there is plenty of room to enjoy and play. For lazing around, there are 2 sunbeds. But also for your dog! Two pets are allowed.

Particularities
If your departure day is on a sunday, you can check out till 18:00

Surroundings
Vrouwenpolder beach is located on the west coast of Walcheren, on the North Sea. The beaches in the area are wide, child-friendly and clean. Vacations here consist of sun, sea and beach, as well as beautiful sights in large and small villages surrounded by beautiful nature. Visit, for example, historic Veere, which in its heyday was a powerful trading town where much ship trade with Scotland was conducted. A trip to Middelburg is also worthwhile, ideal for a day of shopping. Visit the Zeeuws Museum there and learn about the history of the Zeelanders or go to Deltapark Neeltje Jans and learn about the impressive Delta Works.