Boerderij, Dokter Larijweg 124

English translation

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Description

In origin 18th-century farmhouse complex consisting of farmhouse with rear wing, adjoining heating shed, potshed and hay barn. The main building is built of brick and is covered by a thatched half-hipped roof with owl board; top chimney. Two 24-pane sash windows with half shutters, striped door with 12-pane fanlight and hardstone step, 15-pane upper room sash window above milk cellar, four-pane attic window in the front facade; two barred milk cellar windows and 12-pane sash window with fixed fanlight in the right side facade. The business section, which broadens towards the rear with a taper, is provided with manure doors next to which striped door with 9-pane fanlight; stable doors; windows with cast iron tracery; weaving; staff anchors. Interior tiled walls and hearth on the front facade and bed partition in the kitchen room. On the right side later adjoining heating shed covered with a tiled saddle roof with wind vanes; striped door; two four-pane windows and window with shutter; staff anchors. On the partly brick-paved farmyard and partly built of brick, partly of wood and boarded potshed, covered with tiled gabled roof and a hay barn likewise partly built of brick, partly of wood and boarded with thatched roof.