Aerial view of the entire estate with stables, gardens and park

The Estate

Ten places, one coherence.

An estate is more than the sum of its rooms: it is the ease with which one flows into the next. Everything lies a few steps apart — and on your day, all of it is yours.

Celebrating & Dining

Chandeliers and string lights beneath the historic beams

up to 300 guests

The Riding Hall

Where young horses once took their first steps, three hundred guests dance today.

Bartender behind a wooden bar in front of an exposed brick wall

up to 100 guests

The Old Schoolhouse

The classrooms are long gone — today this is where people cook, feast and celebrate.

The Barn

Old timber, long nights — home to the part of the celebration that refuses to sleep.

View through a window into the green garden with pavilion and fountain

The Greenhouse

Glass, green and light — the most intimate place on the estate.

The long brick façade of the historic stables with a fountain in the gravel courtyard

The Stables

Brick of 1898, built for three hundred horses — restored for the next hundred years.

Staying & Arriving

The Villa

Seven bedrooms, one house for the night before and the morning after.

Outdoors

The garden at night with deckchairs, parasols and warm light

up to 200 guests

The Open-Air Cinema

The night sky for a ceiling, the meadow for stalls.

The old linden avenue with its gravel path, the estate buildings beyond

The Linden Avenue

A hundred metres of shade and light — the first entrance belongs to the avenue.

Two horses grazing on the paddock in front of the brick stables

The Paddocks

The estate's oldest residents graze just beyond the fence.

Meeting & Working

Calm, bright room with a linen sofa and brass wall piece

The Kontor

Seven rooms for clear thinking — the old administration building, reimagined.

Which place suits your celebration? We will show you in person.

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