Boerderij, Gemeenteweg 244

English translation

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Description

Fine FARMHOUSE of the Staphorst type. Traditional, in layout presumably older, but with regard to detailing, late 19th-century Staphorst farmhouse under thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney. Farmhouse of the transverse-compartment type on elongated floor plan, constructed of brick on partly trasram and covered by a thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney; wattle work along the gable top; wall anchors. In the front gable door with fanlight and tree of life; beside it respectively latticed basement window above which light-headed 20-pane windows and three such windows; two attic windows; all with 1 1/2 brick thick cockscombs or roll-courses and shutters. In the here and there renewed side gables barn doors and a single original window, including a basement window with lattices and shutters; the rear gable built in by little harmonious extension. To the side on the farmyard brick heating house under tile-laid gabled roof with wind finials; top chimney; doors and windows. Traditional in layout presumably older, but with regard to detailing, late 19th-century transverse-compartment farmhouse of architectural-historical importance because of its Staphorst characteristics such as elongated floor plan, thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney, striking arrangement of the front gable and the presence of a heating house.