Once a boys' boarding school stood on this property in the forest. Today the complex is occupied by private individuals. Guests stay in an apartment in the former main building. They park in front of their own entrance. Through their own door, guests enter their new kitchen with fridge-freezer, oven and induction cooktop. The spacious living room (23 m2) has full-width windows. French doors give access to a platform, with beautiful views of the garden with forest directly behind. In the "L" of the room is a comfortable double bed (180x210). In linen closets guests can hang their clothes. There is a dining table with two chairs, a lazy sofa, a coffee table and a television that can be streamed only with your own smartphone or laptop. The apartment has free wifi. From the living/bedroom one enters the private bathroom with shower and hairdryer. Linen and bathrobes are provided. In the entrance hall guests also have a private toilet.

At the apartment is a private garden seat for guests, placed in the greenest spot in the garden. A mile and a half from home is the Gimborn National Tree Museum. Hikers easily cross to the larger forest areas of the Utrecht Hill Ridge (such as Beukenrode and the Kaapse Bossen). In the morning, one is awakened by the birds. At night, an encounter with a badger or fox is not out of the question. One can also hear owls in the distance. The first restaurant with a large terrace is less than two kilometers away. Both Driebergen and Doorn offer good shopping, eating and drinking. For cyclists, Valhalla begins around the corner: past Kasteel Sterkenburg, along the Langbroekerwetering, on to Amerongen and Rhenen. The landlords love the area they live in and are happy to give advice. There is also documentation in the room; two bicycles are available. To borrow for an errand or dinner in Doorn or Driebergen. For rent for the whole day. Then it is 5 euros per bike.