Boerderij, Oude Rijksweg 19

English translation

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Description

Fine FARMHOUSE of the Staphorst type. Traditional late 19th-century Staphorster farmhouse under thatched half-hipped roof. Farmhouse of the transverse-section type on elongated ground plan, largely built of brick with the exception of the rear gable, cemented plinth and covered by a thatched half-hipped roof; wattle-and-daub along the gable top; rod anchors. In the front gable door with fanlight and tree of life; to the side 20-pane window and three likewise windows; all with shutters and 1.5-brick cockscomb parapets or rolled edges; two loft windows. In the partly cement-clad wooden parts clad rear and side gables Dutch barn doors and stable doors and windows. Along one of the side gables a simple wooden carved milk rack. Traditional late 19th-century transverse-section farmhouse of architectural historical importance because of its Staphorster characteristics such as elongated ground plan, thatched half-hipped roof, striking division of the front gable and partially wooden-clad side and rear gable.