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We believe that our connection with nature is the foundation of our existence. By opening our country estates to visitors, we offer everyone the opportunity to discover nature. Moreover, we are safeguarding the connection between nature and society in the long run: connecting green. We aim to create an appropriate business climate on our country estates, making the process of producing food transparent and accessible. By thinking along sustainable lines, we encourage our food producers – the farmers – to engage in environmentally conscious innovation, thereby minimising their footprint. In total, we manage 15 estates on behalf of a.s.r.
To the south of Esbeek on both sides of the Tilburg-Hilvarenbeek-Reusel regional road is the 2,500-hectare De Utrecht estate. This special estate consists primarily of forest and a nature reserve.
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Between Gramsbergen and Coevorden lies De Groote Scheere country estate, a historical cultural landscape. Centuries-old sandy paths connect meadows, fields, woods, nature reserves and hedgerows. Thatched farmhouses with characteristic shutters and other local buildings alternate throughout the landscape.
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The Junne country estate is situated between Ommen and Hardenberg. It is a special country estate with a rich history of landscapes with broad expanses of forests, shifting sands, heathland and hedgerows.
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The Molecaten country estate lies south-west of Hattem and is a wooded estate with a rich history. The estate is known for its beautiful buildings, forests and unique system of springs. The springs power one of the best-preserved water mills in the Netherlands.
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In the northern part of Maasduinen National Park near the village of Afferden lies a magnificent area of Limburg, the Bleijenbeek country estate. At the heart of this 270-hectare estate, located in a wooded river dune landscape, are the ruins of a castle and its surrounding moat.
De Engelenburg estate stretches along a series of estates along the west side of the IJssel. The estate consists of alernating woods, meadows and lanes with mainly upright structures.
The Olterterp–Lauswolt country estate is located close to Beetsterzwaag. The estate is characterised by maginificent alternating landscapes, such as open heathland with fens, parks, ponds, and all these features are separated by rows of beech and oak.
