Boerderij, It Kleaster 1

English translation

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Description

18th-century head-neck-body farmstead with outbuilding constructed in the longitudinal direction and freestanding barn; the business section is dated by wall anchors 1789.

Head and neck may be dated earlier in the 18th century; both are constructed of brick and reused monastery roof tiles, which may still come from the monastery of Foswerd; the head is covered by a gabled roof laid with tiles between pointed gables; the front gable of which has lattice-work, two chimneys, six-pane sash windows in the left side gable; narrow 10-pane window and later windows in the front gable; fluted wall anchors. The neck is covered by a gabled roof of curved tiles; six-pane sash windows.

The business section is covered by a thatched half-hipped roof with owl-boards; front slope and lower edges of the side slopes are covered with tiles; drive-through with double doors, stable door and two windows with cast-iron tracery in the rear gable, drive-through with double doors and later window in the front gable; fluted wall anchors.

The brick outbuilding constructed in the longitudinal direction is covered by a thatched half-hipped roof with owl-boards; various doors and windows with cast-iron tracery. Fluted wall anchors.

The small barn built of brick and is covered by a gabled roof laid with tiles; the pointed gable fields are covered with wood; wind vanes; ridge boards; large cart doors.