Lisserbroek - Buitenkaag - Noordwijkerhout

The picturesque Lisserbroek, nestled in the province of North Holland, is rich in history and culture. This serene municipality is surrounded by water-rich landscapes, with its beautiful location on the Ringvaart of the Haarlemmermeerpolder. Historical hotspots such as the St. Jacobus de Meerdere Church and the monumental farm complex 'De Stad Zaandam' bear witness to the rich history of this region. The strategic location on the through roads to Haarlem, Hoofddorp and Amsterdam, makes Lisserbroek attractive for both living and recreation.

Buitenkaag, a charming village in the province of South Holland, is known for its rich history, impressive geographical location, and striking attractions. Located on the banks of the picturesque Kagerplassen, Buitenkaag was founded in the seventeenth century and exudes a unique charm due to the many historical buildings. The St. Antonius Church and the old Kaageiland are attractions that bring the history of this place to life. With its location between two national parks - the Keukenhof and the Bollenstreek - Buitenkaag is surrounded by unique landscape beauty. The exclusive housing market in Buitenkaag Buitenkaag has a stable, exclusive housing market with a balanced relationship between the demand and supply of luxury houses and apartments. The peaceful and assured political and economic situation benefits the housing market in this area. When buying a house in Buitenkaag, one must take into account additional costs. The average real estate agent commission for a buyer in Buitenkaag is 1.85%, while the average real estate broker commission for a seller is typically around 2%. The additional costs not only include the broker's commission, but also the transfer tax, which is 2% in Buitenkaag, notary fees, possible construction technical inspection costs, or lawyer fees. Accessibility and facilities of Buitenkaag Buitenkaag is easily accessible via the highways A4 and A44. The village has no direct train connection, but with the train stations of Nieuw-Vennep and Leiden at a relatively short distance, access to the Dutch railway network is simple. Moreover, Buitenkaag is only 16 kilometers from the big city of Haarlem and 23 kilometers from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, ensuring international connectivity. The area around Buitenkaag is rich in prominent educational institutions. Some of these are the University of Leiden, Inholland University of Applied Sciences, the British School in the Netherlands, as well as primary schools such as De Paradijsvogel and OBS De Torenvalk are in the immediate vicinity. Living in Buitenkaag Buitenkaag has a moderate maritime climate, with mild summers and winters. The municipality is rich in nature, with the Braassemermeer and the Kagerplassen just a stone's throw away. This makes the village a great place for sports and outdoor activities. Buitenkaag offers a wide range of luxury lifestyle stores, high-quality restaurants, and stylish entertainment. In terms of healthcare, there are plenty of facilities available such as the Spaarne Gasthuis. Regular recurring events such as the Kaag weekend and the Annual Market attract visitors from across the province. Finally, nearby cultural hotspots such as the Teylers Museum in Haarlem and the Corpus Museum in Leiden offer endless possibilities for art and culture lovers. Due to its tranquility, amenities, and prosperous standard of living, the neighborhoods around the Kagerplassen are in particularly high demand for buying a luxury home. Due to its strategic location and the elegant local life, Buitenkaag offers an unparalleled luxury lifestyle.

In the heart of the Bollenstreek, a stone's throw from the coast, lies the charming and lively village of Noordwijkerhout. Noordwijkerhout, also known as the "Heart of the Bollenstreek", is rich in history with the former Sint-Bavo church, now better known as the "White Church", located in the center of the village. Geographically, the village is located between the urban centers of Leiden and Haarlem, with the forests, dunes, and the North Sea beach within easy reach. It is clear why this village is so popular among home buyers, especially in the exclusive property market.