Gallery

Dining hall

The beamed dining hall, set for a dinner for 90 guests.

Rose garden

The walled rose garden inside the moat, used for the ceremony.

Wine cellar

The historic wine cellar beneath the castle, open for a visit before dinner.

Bridal suite

The bridal suite in the east wing, overlooking the moat.

Isabelle M.

“The fact that they never book two parties on the same day genuinely made all the difference. From the moment we crossed the drawbridge, we had the entire grounds to ourselves, from the dining hall to the rose garden.”

Frank de B.

“Willem de Groot lives on the estate himself and took us to the wine cellar before dinner, something we hadn't expected from the tour. Ninety guests was exactly the hall's maximum and it felt that way too.”

Karin V.

“The walled rose garden inside the moat for the ceremony was so peaceful, no sound from outside the walls. Free parking outside the moat was also nicely arranged for our guests coming from far away.”

Erik S.

“Forty guests in this sixteenth-century house felt intimate without feeling small, exactly the balance we were after. The covered terrace came in handy when it started raining that afternoon after all.”

Petra R.

“The bridal suite in the east wing overlooking the moat was a lovely place to get ready. Three generations of the same family, you feel it in every detail of the house.”