The Salonwagen is a style-restored Zelhem caravan from the 1950s, a bit rock&roll, two-tone with chrome, as well as classic varnished wood and original carvings, stained glass windows and engraved glass and the "cuckoo. A natural stone fireplace and baroque furniture, figurines and prayer cards make the interior a unique experience. The carriage is divided into three cozy rooms. You enter the kitchen/dining room with baroque table and ditto chairs via the wooden staircase and platform. Then follows the "posh" salon with two "smoking armchairs" where you sink comfortably into. All the net curtains and drapes are in the style and color scheme of the carriage. A beautiful romantic stained glass window separates the salon from the intimate bedroom entirely in style. The wagon has cold running water, small fridge, kettle, Nespresso machine, 2 burner stove, gas stove and wifi. There is no plumbing, but there is a Porta Potti for overnight use. There is a private bathroom in the woodshed 20m walk away.

Maasbommel is a small village in the the land of Maas and Waal (province of Gelderland) The river landscape offers a beautiful natural, peaceful environment. The village has a rich history and is the smallest Hanseatic city in the Netherlands. In the vicinity several beautiful villages such as Alphen Batenburg and Megen. A little further away larger cities such as Den Bosch and Nijmegen. The Salonwagen stands in the meadow / orchard in the making behind our monumental farmhouse the Brouwershof from 1870. The farm owes its name to the period that from 1870 - 1926 in the Deel a brewery was located. The farm lies on the dike outside the built-up area of Maasbommel. The land around the farm is surrounded by 70 willows and a Maasheg. Also in the yard a vegetable garden, greenhouse, plum trees, nut trees, berries and blackberries. The grassland is mowed twice a year and not fertilized to impoverish it and promote biodiversity. Strips are mowed later to provide hiding places for animals.