Museum Anna Paulowna

Holiday cottage or actually a holiday farmhouse with 6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, a sauna, a games room with 2 darts, television, internet access and pool billiard room. On the first floor there is a room with a table tennis table and a 'hanging area' for the youngsters. On the south-west facing terrace there is a fixed barbecue and a fire pot for the evening. On the other side of the tennis court there are some play equipment. On the eastern terrace you can enjoy breakfast in the morning, in sunny weather.

The farm from 1890 was built for a flower bulb grower and is therefore also called a 'bulb stelp'. The white-plastered bell jar next to it was built in the 1990s.

Detached cottage for 10 persons.

Bread and pastry baker located in Breezand.

No sense, no time or no idea what you want to eat? Come and have fun at Eetcafé De Witte Brug in Breezand. Eetcafé De Witte Brug is located in Breezand, Hollands Kroon. It owes its name to the "white bridge" that is across the street from the property. They serve you the delicious dishes for breakfast, lunch or dinner. De Witte Brug bistro in Breezand also takes care of the entire catering: from the concept to dressing up your party. With creativity, professionalism and delicious fresh ingredients, they take the party or meeting to the next level.

In the center of Breezand, you will find Zwembad Den Krieck. A swimming pool that offers many possibilities. The bath has a 25 meter bath, an instruction pool and a toddler bath. The large bath is heated from 28 to 30 degrees.

The holiday home offers a lot of space, peace and comfort (at 2000m2 ground). The Ouwebalg is located in the middle of nature and is surrounded by bulb fields. The garden is completely surrounded by trees, which means that in summer there is no view from the outside. The garden is bordered by one of the most beautiful fishing waters in The Netherlands. The Wadden Sea is only 150 meters away. This Holiday Apartment is equipped with the very latest technical gadgets and is energy neutral.

The Anna Paulownapolder was drained in 1846. A lock and lever were built for the transport route from the North Holland Canal to the Molenvaart. Presumably a house for the lock and bridge keeper was also built. Archive documents show that in 1892 the order was given for the construction of a stone house with a café by lock and bridge keeper J. Langedijk. The café was visited by ship's crew and passers-by. In 1968 the lifting bridge and lock were removed due to a reduction in shipping traffic. A road was built over the former lock.