The Oostenderperwatermolen is a picturesque water mill that was built in 1548, to replace an upstream mill at the Vedderbrug. The mill is was originally used to produce linseed and animal feed. In 1987, the mill was restored to working order, and is now used to produce flour and cereal products for a local bakery. Some of the produce is sold at the mill. The mill is open to the public two days a week, and tours are available by appointment.