Boerderij, Gemeenteweg 117

English translation

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Description

Well-preserved farmhouse of the Staphorst type. Traditional 19th century (second half of 19th century) Staphorst farmhouse under thatched half-hipped roof, with wooden chimney. Farmhouse of the transverse-partition type on elongated ground plan; the residential part built up in brick, the business part clad with tar-coated wooden sections and covered by a thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney; wattles along the gable top; rod anchors. In the front gable a door with fanlight and tree of life; beside it respectively cellar window with bars and upper-room window and three 20-pane windows, of which the leftmost presumably replaces an older window; two loft windows, all with shutters and 1 brick corbels or rolled courses. In the rear and side gables barn doors and stable doors and -windows, of which not all are original. To the left against the gable a simple carved wooden milk stand. Traditional 19th century (second half of 19th century) transverse-partition farmhouse of architectural historical importance on account of its Staphorst characteristics such as elongated ground plan, thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney, walls clad in wood of the business part and striking division of the front gable.