Holland village, in comparison with the suburbs Bashny.Net

The average village in the North of Holland — 3200 and 760 houses. The famous tavern "Red Unicorn", built in the 1530. The pub still exists. The house to match — has stood the test of years, 200-300 years worth. In General, the Dutch appreciate the time and effort. In the village there is no one abandoned house. Manicured gardens and fruit gardens, carpentry and Bicycle shops. Part grown vegetables sold in the markets of Amsterdam.

The cost of joining the commune at the current exchange rate of the Euro for most Russian citizens could not afford. This house was put up for auction almost 495 thousand euros.
 



Place the Nieuwe Niedorp 65 km from the capital of the Netherlands (Amsterdam). Via Expressway, the journey time is approximately 50 minutes.

Decided to buy a house in the suburbs the same distance, have in traffic for 2 hours to stand.



The infrastructure of the suburbs is not tenable. To the nearest kindergarten for hours to get to. Schools, generally, question the patient.

Plus, "the suburbs" Dutch — kindergarten, work, school, entertainment on the distance available for the bike. Cars — an unpopular vehicle, safely asleep in the garage.

 

Aesthetics.

Firm foundations of eternal stone, roofs made of straw. Village in the Netherlands, as if reproduction went.And in the spring the lawns and the fields are drowning the daffodils, hyacinths and tulips.

To come to such aesthetics, the Russians need to overcome in itself love to the fences. )

 

Old Dutch house in.

 

Eight rooms, including six bedrooms.

 

This house was built in 1850. And retains the archaic, the soul.

 



 















 





Only the living area of 374 square meters.

 

A plot of 9 acres right on the shore реки







Photo from Klavermakelaardij.nlВажно where to live, but more importantly — how. And unfortunately, we have to admit, a comfortable life is the same in Moscow amid Western neighbors while we can only dream of. published

 

P. S. And remember, only by changing their consumption — together we change the world! ©

 

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