We know these places not as agents, but as people who live and breathe them. Our guides are written for those who want to truly understand an area before making it their home.
Notes on the places we have lived in, worked in and loved — from Amsterdam's canals to the coast, the Vechtstreek and beyond.
The grachtengordel, the Berlage blocks, and the small streets that still feel like a village. A city best read at walking pace.

Laren, Blaricum and the Tafelberg — a small world of villa parks, riding schools and tea-rooms half an hour from the Zuidas.

The river Vecht winding past country estates and old summer houses. Loenen, Breukelen and Vreeland — quiet water, tall trees.

Where the Vecht meets the IJmeer: the castle, the marina and De Krijgsman's new waterside architecture.

Country estates, white bridges and the river at the end of the garden. One of the quietest addresses in the Vechtstreek.

A village of a few hundred houses between the Vecht and the Amsterdam-Rijnkanaal — polder light and complete quiet.

Bloemendaal, Aerdenhout and Noordwijk. Dune houses, pine forests and the long Atlantic horizon just west of the Randstad.

A village on the water ten minutes from Amsterdam: church towers over the Angstel, farmland all around and the city still within reach.

The bulb belt in spring, the dunes at the back door and Keukenhof around the corner. A calmer address between Haarlem and Leiden.
Comporta, the Algarve and Lisbon's hills. Long light, softer winters and a growing circle of Dutch families building a second life.
Marbella, the Costa Blanca and the islands. Sea, sun and a slower rhythm — represented through our international partners.
Considered guidance, in the places we know by heart.