Rijksmonumentenregister · Netherlands
De Witte Pauw
Borssele, Zeeland, Netherlands
The record
- Designation
- National monument (rijksmonument)
- Class
- Boerderij
- Category
- onroerend gebouwd
- Address
- Korte Zuidweg 4, 4454 PV Borssele (Borsele 29)
- Place
- Borssele
- Municipality
- Borsele
- Province
- Zeeland
- Country
- Netherlands
- Coordinates
- 51.42127, 3.78103
- Monument number
- 10011
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David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford LibrariesUniversity Library, Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamUniversity Library, Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamDavid Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford LibrariesLeiden University Libraries
5 historical maps cover this location, the earliest the 1570 map "(18) Zelandicarum Insvlarum." (David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries).
This monument in the Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed's register ↗
The register's description
Omschrijving
"De Witte Pauw". Gepleisterd woonhuis met pannen zadeldak en hiertegen aangebouwd zomerhuis-bakhuis. Bakgoot op klossen, doorlopend over topgevels, waarachter jaarankers. 6-ruits schuifvensters met een- en tweepaneelsluiken. In topgevel 16-ruits schuiframen. Aangebouwde schuur met bakstenen brand-topgevel, houten voorwand en eindgevel in rode baksteen; rieten zadeldak met eindwolfeind. Opgewipt dak boven de twee mendeuren. Wit omrande ramen en deuren. XVIII B.
English translation
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Description
"De Witte Pauw". Plastered dwelling with tile gabled roof and adjoined to it summer house-bakehouse. Gutter on corbels, running across stepped gables, behind which date anchors. 6-pane sash windows with one- and two-panel shutters. In stepped gable 16-pane sash windows. Attached barn with brick firewall stepped gable, wooden front wall and end gable in red brick; thatched gabled roof with end half-hipped. Roof raised above the two loading doors. White-bordered windows and doors. Second half 18th century.
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