The farmhouse has a single square and was built in 1870. The roof is covered with tiles and part of the right side wall was originally made of wood. This can still be seen in the historical photos. The Westerweg was nicknamed ‘Slijksteeg’ because of the wet and muddy (mud) environment. The bridge opposite the farmhouse was a clear landmark in the village. This drawbridge was called the Slijksteegbrug. In 1940 the bridge was replaced by a permanent stone bridge. Archives show that the house was renovated in 1968 by owner J. Koopman. The farm has no monumental status. Sources Image bank of the North Holland Farm Foundation via www.boerderijenstichting.nl Regional Archive Alkmaar via www.tijdschrift.archiefalkmaar.nl
Stolpboerderij – Westerweg 1
Nearby locations
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Dorpsstraat 93
For many years the drapery shop of the Brouwer family was located in the house with shop at Dorpsstraat 93.
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Happy Garden, Chinese Restaurant
We will happily provide your dinner in a relaxing atmosphere and we strive to give you the best quality and service. Our restaurant is perfectly suited for enjoyable dinners as well as parties, where you can enjoy a large variety of Chinese and Indonesian specialities.
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Noordelijk Ballonvaart Centrum
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Historische woning – Dorpsstraat 61
The house at Dorpsstraat 61 was built in 1923. The storefront is still a reminder of the time when a drugstore and then an Albert Heijn were located there.
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Nierupper Hartje
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Nieuwe Niedorp, B&B
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Het Witte Hek
Camping Het Witte Hek is centrally located in the North Holland landscape. The White Gate was formerly an orchard and now has about 15 permanent season sites and 15 camping places for passengers both with or without electricity. It is also possible to rent a mobile home or summer cottage.
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Historische woning – Dorpsstraat 153
De woning is gebouwd in 1850 en werd na 1929 ook gebruikt als winkel.
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Klooster Nieuwe Niedorp
The International Diocesan Missionary Major Seminary Redemptoris Mater of the Diocese of Haarlem-Amsterdam receives young men with a vocation to form priests for the new evangelization. The three characteristics of this type of priestly training are as follows: international, diocesan and missionary. During Open Monument Day, the monastery opens its doors and guided tours are given.