National Monument

Built in the ^mid-17th century. Before that, an important building called 'Dommelkaet' had stood here since the ^14th century. The now oldest building in Son would go on to house various users and residents over the centuries: a town clerk, a notary, Jan Bagelaar (captain on the East Indies trade), a tax collector, the aldermen (until 1783), a clogmaker, a plumber and mayor Samuel van Hoven (^19th century). Even pudding manufacturing once took place here. The section parallel to the street has a hipped roof, the rear wing at right angles to it a gable roof. The front facade features sash windows with small rods, typical of the building period. The building was completely restored in the late 1990s.