De Beerenclaauw

The rectangular structure presents white plastered walls, a saddle roof, and a square extension on its western side positioned in agricultural surroundings.

First documented in 1391, the current building replaced a medieval house in 1898 when Christina Josepha Theodora Maria Hoevel commissioned its construction.

The estate demonstrates the relationship between nobility and agriculture in the Liemers region through its preserved architectural elements and spatial organization.

Visitors find the estate at Beerenclaauwstraat 8 in Groessen, maintaining its status as a national monument under identification number 14185.

The estate name originates from Germanic 'birka-lauha', indicating the presence of birch trees and elevated sandy grounds in this location.

Location: Duiven

Address: Beerenclaauwstraat 8

GPS coordinates: 51.93361,6.03639

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:06