Welcome to this hideaway in the midst of all the city life. Please read all the information below carefully, because I think it answers most questions. If you still have questions that need to be answered before booking, please let me know. If you're looking for comfort, central location close to the forest, beach, Amsterdam and tulip fields. And walking distance from cultural activity, shops, bakery, trainstation, restaurants and bars. Here's the quiet place to sleep and rest! The peace of the country site in the heart of the city. Also very suitable as a quiet workplace when you need to escape your own home. About the accommodation: This is a tiny house, which means: a living space of 12 m2, a bathroom of 3 m2 and a sleeping area of 6 m2. It has a steep staircase without a banister to the double bed on the mezzanine. If you are less mobile, you can use the sofa bed. There's a shared garden and a private small terrace with a French bistro set. Parking: There is paid parking in this district, adjacent to the center. You cannot park in front of the door. At a 7-minute walk you can park your car for 5 euros per day in the Kwakel parking garage (Oosterweezenstraat 4) (opposite the Action and Aldi) or for 7 euros day in an outdoor car park (the Jagerstraat 9, opposite the cinema). ). The district is about 100 years old and the streets are narrow. You can drive close to the house to unload your luggage. If you drive a larger car, it is advisable to park on the Geestersingel to unload. You then walk another 75 meters to the house.

My name is Deborah. Together with my daughter Ronja, I live in the lovely town of Alkmaar, alongside the citycenter. I love spending time in nature, like going to the beach and forest, which are both close by. But the buzz of citylife, such as pubs, restaurants and cultural events I don't want to miss either. I work as a freelancer as a lifecoach. My home has a bohemian feel, mixed with an industrial look and reflects my personality: warm, happy, hardworking and caring and I hope you'll feel at home in my house. I am always available to help when necessary. You can also contact me for tips in the area or help with reservations.

It’s a quiet neighborhood. You’ll enjoy a good night sleep! The houses here are about 115 years old and the area was used for agriculture. My grandpa used to live in one of these small houses with 10 siblings and his parents. He used to work on one of these vegetable fields and his father sold the vegetables and flowers at the market in Amsterdam and on the flower barge at the Mient where Anne & Max now have their Coffee Shop.