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A dune-side house on the Dutch coast, a short walk from the beach at Dishoek. Sleeps 8, so there's room for family, friends, or both — with quiet mornings by the sea.
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Luxe for 8 — behind the dunes, at Noordzee Résidence Dishoek
A detached 110m² villa just behind the dunes, a short walk from the beach. The house sits at the edge of Noordzee Résidence Dishoek, a small-scale holiday park of detached homes and a handful of apartments bordering the dunes and surrounded by nature, with restaurants and terraces within walking distance right next to the park. Downstairs there's an open living and dining area with underfloor heating, a gas fireplace for cosy evenings (especially in winter), and a smart TV, plus a kitchen with a dishwasher, combi-microwave and Nespresso machine. Two master bedrooms with their own bathroom sit on the first floor; two further, smaller bedrooms share a bathroom on the second. Outside there's a private garden with a lounge set and space for two cars, and the house comes with a washer, dryer, safe and free wifi throughout.
Pet-free and smoke-free house — a good fit for allergy sufferers.
The House
John O. Forfarstraat 16
4371 JB Koudekerke
The Netherlands
From the beach right outside the door to the historic streets of Middelburg — here's what's worth your time close by, grouped by the kind of trip you're planning.
On Dishoek beach
Beach pavilion on the dune top, with sunset views and seasonal Zeeland dishes.
On Dishoek beach
A relaxed beach spot for lunch, drinks or dinner, right on the beach.
On Dishoek's square
A cozy brasserie on Dishoek's square, tucked between the dunes and woods.
On Dishoek's square
A laid-back café-bar on the square, good for coffee, lunch, or a sunset drink.
On Dishoek's square
An eetcafé on Dishoek's square, open early for breakfast through dinner.
~25 min / 20km away
A small fortified harbour town on the Veerse Meer, with a striking Gothic town hall, an old harbour lined with historic warehouses, and plenty of terraces for an afternoon by the water.
~15 min / 10km away
Zeeland's historic capital: canals, old streets, and terraces that get lively on a warm afternoon.
~20 min / 13km away
Zeeland's oldest seaside resort, with a wide beach, a small-town centre of boutiques and cafés, and the wooded Manteling nature reserve just behind the dunes.
500m away
A wide, clean sandy beach backed by dunes and woodland, good for a calm swim, with a couple of beach pavilions nearby.
550m away
A dune walk past this striped pair of leading lights — 't Hoge Licht behind, 't Lage Licht in front — with sweeping sea views.
~20 min / 12km away
A playground farm for kids 1–12, with an indoor play area, a climbing corner, the PopLab workshop, and a garden with a trampoline and play forest.
~30 min / 30km away
A theme park built around the Delta Works storm barrier — boat trips, seal shows and water slides for a full day out.
Right from the door
Cycle paths wind through Walcheren's dunes, woodland and farmland — regular bikes for an easy loop, mountain bikes for more adventure.
~500m away
Guided tours through the WWII bunker complex in the Dishoek dunes, including a rare hospital bunker, telling the story of the Battle of the Scheldt in November 1944. Booking ahead is required.
4.5km one-way
A waymarked dune trail links Dishoek to the neighbouring village of Zoutelande, past bunkers, dune valleys and sea views — with numerous beach cafés along the way if you fancy a stop.
~40 min drive / 45km away
Yerseke, the country's oyster capital, offers guided tours of its oyster pits with a tasting, plus a half-day boat trip to the growing grounds.
Zeeland has proper beach weather from May to September, though many guests prefer June and September: still warm enough to swim, with quieter beaches and no need to book a table in advance. The dunes and beach cafés are worth a visit even out of season — think brisk walks, a book or a family game by the fireplace in the evening, and a much quieter Dishoek.
A typical weekend starts with settling in on Friday evening and a short walk down to the beach or into the dunes. Saturday is often a day trip to one of the historic towns nearby, followed by dinner back in Dishoek itself, on the square or right on the beach.
Sunday is for a slow morning, a day on the beach, or another activity together — cycling through the dunes, a walk along the coast, or a board game if the weather turns. Check-out is Monday morning, so you can either head home Sunday evening or spend one more night and set off Monday straight to work or your next stop.
Middelburg, Zeeland's historic capital, is about 15 minutes (10km) away; Domburg, with its wide beach and boutiques, about 20 minutes (13km); and the fortified harbour town of Veere about 25 minutes (20km) — each an easy half-day trip from the house.
~20 min / 12km away
Indoor mini-golf through a blacklit jungle scene — eighteen holes among glowing animals.
~15 min / 12km away
A miniature park recreating the Walcheren region at small scale, plus rides and a climbing playground for younger kids.
~15 min / 7km away
A museum on Zeeland's seafaring past — shipping, fishing, and Admiral De Ruyter — with a trail for kids to follow.
~20 min / 12km away
A mix of escape room and indoor survival course, with more than 20 cells full of puzzles and physical challenges.
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About 500 metres from Dishoek beach — roughly a 5-minute walk through the dunes.
The house sleeps 8, across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
Yes — the house works well for both a short weekend break and longer stays.
No, the house is pet-free, which also makes it a good fit for allergy sufferers.
Yes, there's space for two cars right at the house.
A dishwasher, a combi-microwave and a Nespresso machine, plus the usual pots, pans and crockery.
Yes, free wifi is available throughout the house.
Check availability and book directly via the link on this page, or contact us through the form below for special rates.
A weekend runs from Friday 16:00 to Monday 10:00, and a midweek stay from Monday 16:00 to Friday 10:00. Full weeks are also available, Friday-to-Friday or Monday-to-Monday. Around public holidays, these days often shift slightly to match the long weekend.
Yes, both are available in the house free of charge.
No, the house is smoke-free throughout.
Highlights include a gas fireplace, smart TV and underfloor heating in the living room, boxspring beds, a dishwasher, combi-microwave and Nespresso machine in the kitchen, private parking for two cars, a covered terrace with a lounge set and sun loungers, a garden, a storage room, a free safe, and an EV bike-charging point. Energy label A.
No — bed linen, bath towels and kitchen towels are all provided. The end-of-stay cleaning is included in the price too, so unlike many rentals, you don't need to clean before you leave or pay an extra cleaning fee. Note there's no daily housekeeping during your stay, as there would be in a hotel.