Huize Klarenbeek

As soon as you enter the grounds through the gates, you enter a different world. An industrial heritage, hidden on the Veluwe. Where copper and wood were once worked on the power of the waterfall. Now a meeting place of arts and crafts. Welcome to a unique estate with an enterprising heart.

Where art and craft flow together

Art and craft are united at Klarenbeek Estate. This special combination makes the estate an inspiring location for your business meetings, family celebrations, workshops, furniture restoration and nature recreation. It is a place for you and your family, for creative entrepreneurs and for nature lovers. And the place where you can have your valuable interior pieces restored and admire beautiful works of art. For you, with an enterprising heart and a love for art, craft and nature, it will feel like coming home here. The origins of this inspiring place go back many years…

A monumental story

The driving force behind Landgoed Klarenbeek is the Krepel family. Jan Richard Krepel is the direct descendant of Johan Richard Krepel, who set up a copper crushing factory here in 1732. In 1870 the Krepel family converted the coppersmith’s shop into a cigar box factory and in 1950 a door factory was added. The Klarenbeek estate was and is a vibrant woodworking and processing company with production halls, a church and a school.

Bed & Breakfast

Our Bed and Breakfast is ready for you! Since October 2017, many guests have spent the night in our B&B. This consists of 3 guest rooms, including 1 Bridal Suite. The rooms are comfortably furnished and have a warm industrial appearance. Of course, a delicious breakfast is included. The guest rooms can be booked for your wedding, party, dinner or meeting.

About the estate and Huize Klarenbeek

Rectangular basement neo-classical country house with a flattened hipped roof. A chimney on the four corners of the roof and a dormer window on each roof shield. On top of the roof is a bell tower with a clock face.

The front facade contains a central doorway containing the entrance. The windows have six-pane sash windows. Since 1732, this place has been inhabited by the Krepel family from Austria. She later founded a cigar box factory on the estate and meant a lot to the village of Klarenbeek.

Associated monuments: orangery/coach house, chimney, current and former office building, factory hall with house, boiler house with chimney, boiler house.