Landhuis Duin en Kruidberg

Landhuis Duin en Kruidberg is a country house in Velsen featuring more than 70 hotel rooms, several restaurants, and conference facilities spread across multiple floors. The building combines residential and hospitality functions with extensive leisure amenities throughout its spaces.

The building was constructed in 1907 for tobacco and tea merchant Jacob Theodoor Cremer and was among the largest residential buildings of its time in the Netherlands. It came from an era when wealthy merchants preferred spacious country estates as retreats.

The estate reflects Dutch architectural traditions through its preserved design elements and carries the designation as a Rijksmonument. Its decorative details and facades show characteristics of the Belle-Epoque period, telling stories about how the wealthy lived in the early 1900s.

The estate sits at Duin- en Kruidbergerweg 60 in the Santpoort-Noord area and is conveniently positioned between Amsterdam and Haarlem. Visitors will find hotel rooms, dining options, and spa services on-site with direct access to the surrounding natural environment.

The property sits directly on the edge of Zuid-Kennemerland National Park and offers guests immediate access to walking trails and natural landscapes. This location merges the elegance of a historical country house with proximity to unspoiled nature.

Location: Velsen

Architects: Johannes Jacobus van Nieukerken

Part of: Duin en Kruidberg, Santpoort

Address: Duin- en Kruidbergerweg 60

GPS coordinates: 52.43419,4.62571

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:20