The Mast Tree House

Time stands still in the Mastboom House. Half past nine, on all the clocks. The time Henri Mastboom died in 1999. He was the last resident. Everything has remained in place since then. You can explore here. With a guide or by yourself with an iPad. The interior, portraits, clothes, the craziest stuff..... This is not just any museum. You step into another time here.

You can visit the Mastboomhuis on Sunday afternoons from April to October. From 1pm - 5pm. By prior arrangement, you can visit in groups on other days from March to November.

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About the Mastboom family

Henri Mastboom, the last resident of the Mastboom House, bequeathed this house and assets to The Mastboom-Brosens Foundation. In doing so, he wanted to preserve the memory of his parents and the family. Over several generations, the family had played an important role in the administration and economy of Oud Gastel. Read more

About the Mastboom House

A property built in the 19th century by a distinguished family. An interior collected over 150 years. Antique furniture, piles of papers and personal memories. This special mayor's residence has always been owned by the Mastboom family, until the death of the last descendant, Henri Mastboom. Read more

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