Tempus fugit.
A year passing by has everything to do with the concept of time. In this end-of-year edition of ” Through Different Eyes “, we address our perception of time while we visit the The Astronomical Clock of Prague, designed in 1410.
All year around, Brinkman Fine Real Estate invites you into a carefully curated portfolio of properties in The Netherlands and beyond, each one a masterpiece of architectural distinction.
We look forward to welcoming you at Singel 60 in the new year.

The Astronomical Clock of Prague, designed in 1410 by Mikuláš of Kadaň, and perfected at the end of the 15th century by master Hanuš of Růže.
TEMPUS FUGIT
Text: Anna Vlaardingerbroek, History of Art Student
Source: Theodossiou, E., Astronomical Clock of Prague, University of Athens, 1-4.



TESTIMONEALS
Looking back on some memorable testimonials we received from our clients this year.
” Started a new chapter in my life this year with the help of Brinkman Fine Real Estate. Thanks to Anne Paul and his team, I was able to secure my dream home. Action when action was needed and patience when patience was needed. Thank you! ” – J. Kymmell
“The unique approach of Brinkman Fine Real Estate was a great experience for me. Anne Paul Brinkman literally saw my centuries-old canal house through different eyes. He and his team presented the property in all its authenticity, with a great deal of knowledge of history and feeling for details. And thus to inspire interested buyers. His enthusiasm is contagious, whilst his calmness gives a lot of confidence. The preparations took time, the end result was amazingly quick!” – S. van Beveren
“Brinkman is not a standard estate agent, even for us as buyers of one of his projects, nothing was too much asked for. During the process, Anne Paul thought along with us about logistics and even furnishings. He also knew the neighborhood, and had already thought about many things in depth. He is clearly someone with a lot of love for his projects, and he also sees the potential. Special projects suit him best.” – J. Hofland

