The guest house was built in the 1920s. A peach tree, which still bears fruit, also dates from this period.

Since 2002 the property is slowly being developed and becoming more and more present. It has become a little paradise although the garden and buildings are never finished. New ideas that reflect the lightness of being and a humorous contemplation will find their way into the composition of Boedeker's Infinity.

In the future, the guest house will be offered as a residence to guests and nature-based researchers that want to live on the property temporarily.

In the basement of the guest house is the extensive plant library that is open to the public. By the way, we're still looking for volunteers who would like to help us sort and organize our library. Let us know if you're interested!

The guest house was built in the 1920s. A peach tree, which still bears fruit, also dates from this period.

Since 2002 the property is slowly being developed and becoming more and more present. It has become a little paradise although the garden and buildings are never finished.