Boerderij, Oude Rijksweg 192

English translation

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Description

FARMHOUSE of the Staphorst type. Traditional 19th-century (XIX B) Staphorster farmhouse under partially thatch, partially tile-covered half-hipped roof with an adjoining cottage for elderly parents on the farm. Farmhouse of the transverse-division type with an elongated ground plan, constructed of brick and covered with a thatched half-hipped roof; wattle and daub infill; rod anchors. In the front gable a light-arched door with fanlight and tree of life; to the side respectively a 20-pane window with a cellar window below and three similar windows; two attic windows; all with 1-brick projecting courses or roll joints. In the rear and side gables door and stable doors and windows, some with cast-iron tracery. To the left of the front gable an attached wooden sand shed under a pantile half-hipped roof. On the front courtyard likewise a 19th-century cottage for elderly parents, constructed of brick and covered with a thatched gabled roof with corner chimney with board; wattle and daub infill along the gable top; rod anchors. Door with fanlight; T-shaped and 4-pane windows with shutters. Traditional 19th-century (XIX B) farmhouse complex consisting of a farmhouse of the transverse-division type with an attached sand shed and likewise a 19th-century cottage for elderly parents of architectural-historical importance because of the typically Staphorst characteristics such as the elongated ground plan of the main building, the thatched roof covering and the distinctive arrangement of main and ancillary buildings.