Boerderij, Hofstraat 25

English translation

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Description

"Mispadenhof"; constructed in brickwork (whitewashed with black plinth) situated around an inner courtyard paved with fieldstones, closed Limburgian FARMHOUSE, of which the west wing - a three-aisle barn five bays long with a recessed, barrel-vaulted undercellared foreclosure of two bays covered with red Dutch tiles hipped roof between gables with wattle-and-daub and with completely original timber structure - and (part of) the east wing - residential section without upper storey together with the adjoining barn section covered with red pantile hipped roof on the front against gable with wattle-and-daub - presumably date from the 17th century. The south wing - an extension of the residential section with upper storey covered with red Tuille du Nord hipped roof, with blind gable on the street side, connected by gateway with west wing and with T-shaped windows with round arches in the gable facing the courtyard and doors on the ground floor and 6-pane windows with round arches on the upper storey - and the north wing - barn with gateway covered with red pantile hipped roof and with a lean-to against the eastern section on the courtyard side - date largely from the second half of the 19th century. Because of the age of the east and west wings and the beauty of the whole, a fine example of this farmhouse type.