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In 1916, a then famous architect, Adriaan Laclé, built a "cunucu style" house for weekends and vacation ( that is where the name quinta stands for), he named it after his daughter, Maria Del Carmen.

It then became a private home and was restored and kept as most possible in the original architecture by the owners who lived there. Eventually, the house, which was kept in great shape, was acquired from the Hamers family and turned into the restaurant you now know as Quinta del Carmen.