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Nieuwbouw-Zwaag

New construction in Zwaag

Zwaag (municipality of Hoorn) is originally a typical West Frisian ribbon village, with small bridges over the ditch leading to farms and houses. This elongated shape has more or less disappeared due to the village's expansion, although the traditional ribbon development is still recognizable. In addition to traditional ribbon development, you will also find contemporary new construction in Zwaag.

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Restaurants, shops, cultural center, schools, and outdoor swimming pool

In the village, you can dine out at various restaurants. There are also two shopping centers for daily groceries. Additionally, there is a cultural center with rooms suitable for courses, workshops, and meetings, which can also be used as practice rooms for music, singing, and theater. Furthermore, you'll find several primary schools, multiple daycare centers, a vibrant club scene, and a beautiful outdoor swimming pool. And nowhere north of the major rivers can you celebrate carnival as well as in Zwaag.

Lourdes Chapel

Notable buildings in the village include the churches and the Lourdes Chapel, built in 1882. This is one of the oldest Lourdes Chapels in the Netherlands. Inside, there is a replica of the grotto in Lourdes, France, where Mary is said to have appeared.

Accessible by car and train

Zwaag is located right next to Hoorn. This means you have all of Hoorn's amenities, such as shops, restaurants, cultural attractions, marinas, and public transport, close at hand. You can reach Zwaag by car via the A7 and the N307. If you're traveling by train, you'll get off at Hoorn's NS (Dutch Railways) station.

New construction in Zwaag

New construction is also taking place in Zwaag. On this page, you will find an overview of the offerings registered with us. You can also read the latest news. An overview of new construction offerings in the region (Amsterdam Metropolitan Area) can be found at supply page on this website.

Sources and more information: www.wonen-zwaag.nl and www.wikipedia.nl Photography: Bas van Spankerenwww.basfoto.nl