Landgoed Oud Zandbergen is a historic estate at Amersfoortseweg 18 in Huis ter Heide, near Zeist and Utrecht. It offers a villa and a coach house for business meetings, trainings, workshops and team days, plus group accommodation and weddings. The coach house takes up to 60 people in its two meeting rooms.
Seminars and company events
The official site lists business events first among its uses. The Villa is the place for a formal and inspiring meeting, and the Koetshuis, or coach house, is the place for a meeting, training, workshop or a stay of several days with a group.
The site describes two named rooms, the De La Courtzaal and the Copijnzaal. The first is presented as a formal setting and the second as an inspiring one. Both are fitted with modern technical equipment, and each has its own character. Lunches are served for meetings, and the venue also sells team-building activities and guided historical tours on the estate.
Weddings and receptions
The site has a Trouwen page and lists a wedding among the events the estate welcomes. The pages we read give no capacity for weddings, so ask the team how many guests the villa and the grounds can take.
Rooms and capacities
The Villa has three rooms with original wood panelling and tall fireplaces. The site gives no capacity for them.
The coach house stands at the edge of the woods. It has two meeting rooms for up to 60 people. The figures per layout, such as theatre or boardroom, are not published on the pages we read, so request them in your enquiry.
Accommodation
The coach house has 11 bedrooms and two sleeping lofts, which the site presents as a way to complete a stay for a group. Group accommodation has its own page and an online booking link. This makes the estate useful for multi-day trainings and retreats where participants sleep where they work.
Catering
Lunches are mentioned for meetings. The pages do not describe the menu, the kitchen or the option of an outside caterer, so confirm those points when you ask for a quote.
History and setting
The estate has a history page, and the venue offers historical guided tours, which shows how central the heritage is to its offer. The grounds sit in Huis ter Heide, a wooded area of the province of Utrecht.
Getting there
The estate is easy to reach by road. The site says that from the motorway you are on the driveway after three minutes. A route page is available on the official site, and the venue can be reached by phone or by email for a tailored quote.
