Authentic farmhouse with unique location in the middle of river nature. The house is for rent to you. The adjacent back house serves as a studio, information point, museum and coffee-tea terrace (open all days, except Monday, from 10 to 17 hours). The farmhouse has 4 bedrooms with 2 double beds and 2 single beds. It is possible to add extra bed(s). On the second floor there is a small bathroom with toilet. On the ground floor there is a separate sitting room with TV and a kitchen with simple kitchenette (back to basic). In the entrance is a separate (simple) shower (with shower chair) two more toilets that are also accessible (only during the day) for visitors to the back house. The view from the house is unique and the tranquility of nature is unprecedented. The nature reserve is accessible (strolling). You can enjoy cycling on the Maasdijk and visit the historic towns of Grave, Ravenstein and Megen.

The hamlet of Keent was on the bank of Gelderland until the canalization of the Meuse River in 1938. In 1958 Keent became Brabant territory and is now the eastern tip of municipality of Oss. The old riverbed of Keent was partially excavated and reconnected to the Meuse. Keent is an island surrounded by nature and high water. The Oude Maasarm Keent contains a wide water channel amidst riparian forests, thickets, marshes, stream valley grasslands and various recreational facilities. The Oude Maasarm Keent includes 330 hectares of new exciting nature and a pleasant environment for living and nature-oriented recreation with connection to long-distance hiking trails and bicycle routes . Several animal and plant species already live in Keent: among others, roe deer, hare, fox, pheasant, badger, kestrel, buzzard, grey and egrets, short-eared owl, little owl and tawny owl, bluethroat, penduline tit, Rapunzel chickadee, grass chickadee and yes, even beavers, black storks and grey harriers have already passed by!