Landhuis Nieuw Amelisweerd (Country house New Amelisweerd) was built around 1700 and was one of the most imposing country houses in the Netherlands at the time.

Nieuw-Amelisweerd dates back to a medieval knight's court. The house was renovated between 1684 and 1707, commissioned by Hendrik baron van Utenhove. Another low floor was added later in the 18th century. Around 1860, the house was plastered white and extended by two wings.

The house is surrounded by a park forest, in which woodlands, open meadows and meandering water features alternate, surrounds the house. Today, it is divided into appartments and is still inhabited.