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Holiday homes with a garden
A garden gives you room to sit outside, eat, and let children or a dog roam without leaving the property. How useful it is depends on its size, its position and whether it is yours alone.
82 homes found
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Sekowa-lodge
📍 Geraardsbergen, Vlaamse Ardennen
€228 / night
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Erfgoed Vakantiewoning Ter Ast
📍 Wevelgem, Leiestreek
€412 / night
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Le Paddock
📍 Lubbeek
€265 / night
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Maison Eau
📍 Oostduinkerke, Kust
€1.366 / night
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Maison Mer
📍 Oostduinkerke, Kust
€1.366 / night
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De Zwaluwhoeve
📍 Neerpelt, Kempen
€642 / night
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Agence en Douane
📍 Butgenbach, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€164 / night
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vakantiehuis 't Loreem
📍 Geraardsbergen, Vlaamse Ardennen
€260 / night
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De Bronne
📍 Herzele, Vlaamse Ardennen
€284 / night
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HiKE, BiKE & TWiKE
📍 Ezemaal, Haspengouw
€750 / night
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Refuge des Hautes Fagnes
📍 Sourbrodt, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€412 / night
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Kasteeldomein Moerbeek
📍 Eernegem, Kust
€700 / night
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De Groene Hoeve
📍 Everbeek, Vlaamse Ardennen
€515 / night
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't Laarhuys
📍 Oudenaarde, Vlaamse Ardennen
€212 / night
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Vakantieverblijf Element
📍 Zele
€725 / night
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Aan de Blankaart
📍 Diksmuide, Westhoek
€542 / night
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De Appelgaard
📍 Sint-Martens-Voeren, Limburg
€242 / night
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De Driepikkel
📍 Knesselare
€280 / night
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Gîte Wellnness Le Poirier
📍 Heyd, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€173 / night
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Gite le Hameau de Durbuy
📍 Durbuy, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€314 / night
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La Silentiaire
📍 Opont, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€650 / night
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Avant Garde Watou
📍 Watou, Westhoek
€1.300 / night
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Gîte de Favarge
📍 's-Gravenbrakel
€1.485 / night
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het grenshof
📍 Alveringem, Westhoek
€270 / night
from · excl. fees
Below you will find homes with a garden, fenced or not. Fenced gardens have a theme of their own. The photos on the listing page show what the garden looks like and what is in it.
What to look for
- Ask whether the garden is yours alone or shared with the owner or other guests. That decides how quiet it is.
- Check the photos for a terrace, garden furniture and shade. Not every garden has a table and chairs.
- If you travel with children or a dog, ask whether the garden is fenced and whether there is a pond or other water.
- Ask about the rules on noise and lighting in the evening, especially if the neighbours live close by.
Frequently asked questions
Is the garden private?
Not always. Sometimes it is yours alone, sometimes you share it with the owner or other guests. This is often in the description; if not, ask.
Is there garden furniture?
Often, but not always. Check the photos for a table, chairs or sun loungers. Ask about a parasol or cushions if that matters to you.
Can I use the garden with children or a dog?
That depends on whether it is fenced and what is in it. How high the fence is and whether there is water is not always visible. Ask, including about the rules for pets.
Do I have to maintain the garden?
Normally the owner does the upkeep. You are expected to leave the terrace and furniture tidy. If the house rules say something else, for instance about fire or waste, that applies.
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