Park Kalheupink

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Park Kalheupink is an English garden on the eastern side of Oldenzaal. The nine-hectare park is located in a rolling landscape between Kalheupinklaan and Haerstraat on the border of Oldenzaal and De Lutte.
The park was built around Huize Kalheupink, a neo-Renaissance villa that was built in 1865 by order of H.P. Gelderman but was demolished in 1957 and replaced by a simpler English-style country house in a less conspicuous spot in the park. The garden was originally laid out by D. Wattez, redesigned in 1895 by P.H. Wattez and expanded around 1913 with a rose garden by landscape architect Leonard Springer on behalf of a relative of Gelderman who was married to an English woman.

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