Vakantievilla In de Duinpan

Located in Egmond an den Hoef and surrounded by the protected North Holland Dune Reserve, this beautiful luxury dune villa near the beach offers a direct view of the old windmill, a private sauna, two terraces, and a southwest-facing garden with a dune in front.

The property “Villa In de Duinpan” (House 9) is situated in the small and quiet recreational park “Duinpark Egmond”. This is a place where a dream vacation is easily possible for young and old.

The comfortable dune villa, completed in 2017, is built from high-quality materials and is modern and beautifully designed down to the smallest detail, featuring an artistic, stylish, and cozy interior.
An outdoor and indoor fireplace invites you to enjoy cozy autumn and winter evenings with a good glass of red wine by the fire. The villa has a large garden with a spacious terrace offering a direct view of the windmill. Surrounded by dune grass and trees, the terrace is very sheltered; here you can read in peace or simply let your soul relax and slow down. And of course, you can also enjoy a delicious barbecue with the large outdoor smoker on two grill grates.

You reach the first floor via the stairs in the living room; there are three bright bedrooms, each with two comfortable box-spring beds. The two bedrooms on the garden side have a direct view of the romantic old mill and a large meadow. A sauna and a sand-colored bathroom with a rain shower invite you to relax. Furthermore, the house features two separate toilets, one on the ground floor and the second on the upper floor.
A washing machine and dryer are located in a separate storage room. You can also store your bicycles here.

Naturally, this property also includes two private parking spaces.

For your daily groceries, you are within quick walking distance of a supermarket with its own bakery, butcher, and fishmonger.

The prices apply to a stay of 6 people.

Children aged 0 to 3 travel free. A cot and high chair are available. 
Above all, we wish you one thing: that you simply feel happy in our Villa In de Duinpan and hopefully return with great pleasure.

Welcome to our Villa In de Duinpan!

But why should you plan a trip to Egmond?

In Egmond, there is something to do and experience all year round!
A short distance from the villa, you will quickly find a path on foot or by bike to the famous Egmond Dunes, home to Scottish Highland cattle, wild horses, a variety of birds, romantic lakes in the middle of the dunes, and unique flora, and above all, endless car-free walking and cycling paths. Heading north, you can easily reach Bergen aan Zee and Schoorl, home to the largest dune area in the Netherlands, or the picturesque artists' village of Bergen-Binnen; heading south, you can reach Egmond-Binnen, with its large old Benedictine abbey, and Castricum. At the PWN Visitor Centre, you can learn all about the flora and fauna around Egmond and get interesting tips on discovery tours and walks. Here you will find peace and quiet in so many places, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life! Or simply enjoy the wonderful family beach in Egmond aan Zee for a long beach walk or quiet sunbathing.

But Egmond aan Zee also offers a beautiful, charming village with great restaurants and an impressive J.C.J. Speijck lighthouse, and last but not least, many special sports, musical, and cultural events and much more throughout the year.
And last but not least, the beautiful, historic cheese city of Alkmaar is easily accessible for a day trip (also by bike). From April through September, every Friday from 10:00 AM, you can watch how cheese carriers have been carrying their heavy cheese rolls on wooden stretchers to the Waaggebouw for centuries, or you can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the charming shopping streets in the old city center. Or perhaps you will rent a boat for a relaxing cruise, discovering impressive Alkmaar from a completely different perspective. And last but not least, we recommend a visit to the famous Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar, featuring major artworks from various eras ranging from the Golden Age to modern Dutch art from the Bergen School, and special exhibitions that change annually.

In short, it is well worth coming to Egmond (time and again).