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'''De Paltz estate''' is a country estate with grounds and a nature reserve between [[wikipedia:Soesterberg|Soesterberg]] and [[wikipedia:Soestduinen|Soestduinen]] in the municipality of [[wikipedia:Soest|Soest]], in [[wikipedia:Utrecht (province)|Utrecht province]]. It's surface is 77 hectare and the park includes avenues, a [[wikipedia:Carriage house|carriage house]], a waterfall, a guest residence and the villa which houses the bulk of the [[#Herman van Veen Arts Center|Herman van Veen Arts Center]]. The estate was bought by [[Herman van Veen]] in 2015. There is also a green duck-sized version of [[Alfred Jodocus Kwak]]'s clog house. | '''De Paltz estate''' is a country estate with grounds and a nature reserve between [[wikipedia:Soesterberg|Soesterberg]] and [[wikipedia:Soestduinen|Soestduinen]] in the municipality of [[wikipedia:Soest|Soest]], in [[wikipedia:Utrecht (province)|Utrecht province]]. It's surface is 77 hectare and the park includes avenues, a [[wikipedia:Carriage house|carriage house]], a waterfall, a guest residence and the villa which houses the bulk of the [[#Herman van Veen Arts Center|Herman van Veen Arts Center]]. The estate was bought by [[Herman van Veen]] in 2015. There is also a green duck-sized version of [[Alfred Jodocus Kwak]]'s [[Clog house|clog house]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:29, 20 September 2025
| De Paltz | |
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General information | |
| Country | The Netherlands |
| Location | Utrecht province |
| Closest city | Soest |
| Opened | 1860 |
| Current inhabitant | Herman van Veen |
| Owner | Het Utrechts Landschap |
| Coordinates | 52° 9′ NB, 5° 16′ OL |
| Size | 77 hectare |
De Paltz estate is a country estate with grounds and a nature reserve between Soesterberg and Soestduinen in the municipality of Soest, in Utrecht province. It's surface is 77 hectare and the park includes avenues, a carriage house, a waterfall, a guest residence and the villa which houses the bulk of the Herman van Veen Arts Center. The estate was bought by Herman van Veen in 2015. There is also a green duck-sized version of Alfred Jodocus Kwak's clog house.
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Herman van Veen Arts Center
Park
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