Charming Barnhouse near Utrecht + P

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Entire home hosted by Kees

3 guests
1 bedroom
2 beds
1 bath

Dedicated workspace

A private room with wifi that’s well-suited for working.

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Private barnhouse located on the edge of IJsselstein. Wake up in the morning to the sound of birds and the rooster, yet within 20 minutes you're in the heart of Utrecht either by car or bus or tram, busstop at 2 minutes walk, a 10 minutes walk to the shopping centre and to the old town. Bikes are available to use.

The space
Lovely quiet barn house with central heating, a wood stove (wood provided), tub, a queens size bed and the possibility to make a sleeping place for 1 or 2 persons more.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom

1 king bed, 1 sofa bed

What this place offers

Kitchen

Wifi

Dedicated workspace

Free parking on premises

Pets allowed

TV with standard cable

Washer

Dryer

Bathtub

Private patio or balcony

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Guests

1 guest

4.80 out of 5 stars from 207 reviews

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Where you’ll be

IJsselstein, Utrecht, Netherlands

The city has an old town, shops, markets, restaurants, bars are all within walking distance. The city surrounded by a small canal and castle stood in IJsselstein from 1300 to 1888; the tower survives. The city has two large churches, both named after St. Nicholas, founded in 1310, and a Roman Catholic one. Inside the Protestant church there are two mausoleums; one of the family of the famous Gijsbrecht van Amstel (1350) and another one of Aleida van Culemborg (nl) (1475). The catholic basilica of St. Nicolaas dates from 1887 and is neo-gothic. It was given the title of 'Basilica Minor' by Pope Paul VI in 1972.

The Green Hart is characterized by its rural character which contrasts the urban areas around it. Agriculture, nature and recreation are the primary activities in the Green Hart. Residents and urban visitors can often find rest and many green spaces. Mills, dikes and Dutch cows are the primary landmarks of this lowland area.