1408 | Tyman van Zuylen, the first known resident
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1440 | Jacob van Gaesbeek
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1452 | Willem van Gent en Jacob de Roye
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1460 | Bishop David van Bourgondië, bastard son of Philips den Goede
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1466 | Ernst Taets van Meerten
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1468 | Elsabeth van Zuylen van Neyevelt
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1497 | Willem van Abcoude
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1541 | Family Van Oostrum
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1629 | Broekhuizen recognized as a knight’s court city
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1667 | Rudolph van Arkel
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1744 | Frederik de Grote, King van Pruisen
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1745 | Jacques Philip Joseph Ernoul de Caneau de Beauregard
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1792 | Cornelis Jan van Nellesteyn, founder of the current Broekhuizen
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1794 | Construction of a new Main House with Orangerie by J. Berkman, start construction of the landscape by J.G. Michael resp. J.D. Zocher sr.
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1810 | Renovation and expansion of the Main House in empire-style by B.W.H. Ziesenis
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1897 | jhr. mr. Maarten Iman ridder Pauw van Wieldrecht, chamberlain of Queen Emma.
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1898 | New construction of the Main House
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1906 | Devastation of the House by a fire and immediate reconstruction in Lodewijk XVI style
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1939 | Jhr. Mr. Théodore Jean Guillaume Stratenus
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1967 | Broekhuizen becomes a National monument
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1971 | Sale to the National institute for nature management
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1996 | Vacancy
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2011 | Sale to the current private owner
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2012 | Development of current Parc Broekhuizen
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