Boerderij, Gemeenteweg 152

English translation

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Description

Fine FARMHOUSE of the Staphorst type. Traditional 19th-century (XIX B) Staphorst farmhouse under thatched half-hipped roof. Farmhouse of the transverse-compartment type on elongated floor plan, constructed of brick, partly on cemented plinth and covered by a half-hipped roof partly thatched, partly tile-laid, ending at the rear against a timber-clad straight gable; wattle work along the gable top. In the front gable door with fanlight and tree of life; beside it respectively latticed basement window above which 20-pane window and three such windows; two attic windows; all with 1- or 1 1/2 brick thick cockscombs or roll-courses and shutters. In the side gables barn doors and stable doors and windows (some not original) and in the timber rear gable, to which timber extension with doors under tile-laid lean-to roof, stable door. Against the left side gable large simply carved milk stand. On the farmyard brick former heating house under tile-covered gabled roof with wind finials; top chimney; adapted gable arrangement. Traditional 19th-century (XIX B) transverse-compartment farmhouse of architectural-historical importance because of its Staphorst characteristics such as elongated floor plan, thatched half-hipped roof, striking arrangement of the front gable and the presence of a former heating house.