Boerderij, Schrevenhofsweg 20

English translation

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Description

Farmstead "Schrevenhof". Farmstead complex situated around an inner courtyard, the history of which goes back to the 14th century and which now consists of:

-a 19th-century and partly older residential section (original layout) with stable covered with red tiles hipped roof between gables with wattle-and-daub;

-a barn on the left, to the side of the dwelling-stable house, dating from ca. 1900 covered with red pantile hipped roof between gables;

-a low presumably 19th-century stable on the right side, in front of the dwelling-stable house covered with red Dutch tiles mansard roof against blind wall;

-a barn placed perpendicular to the inner courtyard and largely closing it off on the street side, presumably 17th-century longwise barn covered with red Dutch tiles hipped roof between gables with wattle-and-daub and with two round, mortared ventilation openings in the gable tops.