Borrekat & Grauwkat , Baaiduinen
Borrekat & Grauwkatare 6 person apartments in Terschelling.
Code: BA37
appartement Grauwkat - Baaiduinen
Apartment
- Max 6 persons
- 3 bedrooms
- Apartment
- Pets welcome
- Internet available
Description
apartments Borrekat and Grauwkatlie back of a farm in the village Baaiduinen close Midsland.
There is private land / garden with terrace (with outdoor table and chairs loose).
Each apartment has a private terrace.
The distance from the house to the beach is about 2500 metres.
Classification of Borrekat & Grauwkat < / em>
(both apartments are alike. Yet each mirror)
LIVING AREA room with open kitchen.
(in the kitchen is a 6pitsgasstel, Senseo or a filter machine, dishwasher, fridge with freezer, microwave oven, toaster)
On the ground floor there is a bedroom with two single beds.<p > Bathroom with shower. Toilet.
On 1st floor there are two bedrooms with two single beds.
There is a sink with h / c water.<p > One of the bedrooms includes a cot.
Borrekat and Grauwkatare the ideal place to go on holiday together, but those where you are able to ‘live’ separately.
Suitable for small groups for workshops or for culinary weekends.
You may bring pets to Borrekat and Grauwkat . The apartments are non-smoking.
garden is enclosed by a high fence.
Prices and availability
Reviews
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Features
General
- Pets welcome (2)
- Non smoking
- Internet available
Characteristics
- Type of accommodation: Apartment
- Number of persons (minimum): 1
- Number of persons (maximum): 6
- Number of bedrooms: 3
- Number of bathrooms: 1
- Time of arrival: 16:00
- Time of departure: 10:00
Wellness
- Hot water shower
Outdoor facilities
- Parking space(s)
- Patio
Audio / internet
- TV
- CD player
- DVD player
Household goods
- Dishwasher
Map & surrounding area
Baaiduinen
Baaiduinen is a village next to Midsland. Baaiduinen is surrounded by a number of small, but much older settlements: Kinnum, Kaard and Horp. Baaiduinen is considered the youngest town on Terschelling, as it was only recognized as an independent settlement in the 19th century. To the north of Baaiduinen is a wide polder area called "het Hoge Land" (the Highland).
