1-4 persons
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
Wifi

Unwind in these restored farm buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries with a unique location in the village center of Zerkegem (Jabbeke), surrounded by meadows and arable land. The presence of many small landscape elements such as hedges, hedges, pollard willows, orchard and cattle drinking pool invites you to observe nature (squirrels, hares, small birds of prey, bats, field birds, amphibians, butterflies, ...).

Holiday home no. 2 "Hondsroos" has sleeping accommodation for a maximum of 4 people: one bedroom with a double bed and one bedroom with two single beds. The bathroom is located on the first floor next to the bedrooms and is equipped with a shower, toilet and sink. Fully equipped kitchen, terrace with garden furniture, TV and DVD, wifi and internet connection, telephone with direct number.

An ideal base to discover both the art city of Bruges and the coast. The Brugse Ommeland offers everything for an active holiday and culinary enjoyment.

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Het was een fantastisch verblijf. Wat een prachtig vakantiehuis met veel faciliteiten. Ik heb werkelijk niets gemist. Het ...

Elise Rikkers gave a 9.0

Very attractive property in great location. Welcomed pets which is good for us. A laundry room on the site would have bee...

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The host, Tijl

Listing online since July 2014

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Hoeve De Poorter Hage is a realization of the Till family Waelput - Maite Arjona. After an extensive renovation and remodeling could be opened the doors in 2014. The houses are in the barn from 1871 and a part of the 18th century farmhouse. Hage Poorter is a medieval word meaning "citizen of a city that lives there outside" and is a nod to ourselves. Because we lived for years in Bruges where we have operated hotel Botaniek and Jan Brito.

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Explanation of prices

Prices include bed linen, towels, kitchen towels, electricity, heating, water, wireless internet, final cleaning, VAT

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Baby chair

€ 2.00

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Child's bed

€ 7.00

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Final cleaning

€ 0.00

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Pet(s)

€ 25.00

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Location & area recommendations

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Go for a 45 minutes walk and enjoy the countryside.

You can walk all around the water and watch water birds.

Church of Zerkegem. Zerkegem is part of the municipality of Jabbeke (together with the villages of Snellegem, Stalhille and Varsenare). Already in 765 , the site is listed under the name Sirigoheim . Traces of a Celtic cemetery were found and in 867 the "Villa of Zerkegem" belonged to the abbey of St. Vaast in the South Flemish Atrecht (now the northern French city of Arras) .