The attractive 6-person holiday home De Treut is located in a quiet area, on the edge of the forest of Teuven. This beautiful home is only one kilometre from the Dutch border and used to be a farm for a long time. Still, all kinds of animals can be found on the estate: cats, ponies, chickens, geese and even mini-cows during summer. De Treut has recently been given a new interior that radiates a rural and peaceful atmosphere.
Let's take a look inside
The entrance to the holiday home can be found on the covered terrace. After having entered the home, you will find yourself in the large kitchen, where you have a beautiful view of the Gulpdal valley and the surrounding forests. The kitchen is equipped with all modern conveniences such as an induction cooker, combi-oven, fridge-freezer, coffee machine, electric kettle, dishwasher and much more. On the left side of the kitchen you will find a wooden table that is perfect for extensive dining with the whole family. On the right side of the kitchen you will find a cosy sitting area with a lovely fireplace. A little further on, you will enter the living room, which has a corner sofa and a flat-screen TV with all channels. There is also a tastefully decorated bedroom on the ground floor. This bedroom has two single box-spring beds and a private bathroom with toilet, walk-in shower and washbasin. On the first floor you will find two more bedrooms (with two single box-spring beds each) and a spacious, bright bathroom equipped with a toilet, walk-in shower and washbasin.
Outdoor space
Also the outdoor space has a lot to offer. Guests of De Treut have access to a garden with picnic table, a covered terrace including sun loungers and, on top of that, a wonderful wellness area with an infrared and Finnish sauna. Furthermore, the home is surrounded by meadows and within a few metres you will find yourself on a walking path or mountain bike route. Lovers of nature and tranquillity are therefore in the right place. We hope to welcome you in De Treut and wish you a wonderful holiday.
