Boerderij, Lankhorsterweg 19

English translation

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Description

FARMHOUSE situated at the border of the Reestdal. Wooden barn under thatched hipped roof. Extensive presumed first half 19th century farmhouse complex, situated at the border of the Reestdal and consisting of main building with central longitudinal section, small pigsty built onto the south side, large barn built onto lengthwise in part, and two small barns standing on the farmyard. The main building constructed of brick on partial basement and covered by a thatched half-hipped roof; ridge chimney, wind finials, staff anchors. In the front facade simply profiled door with fanlight, three six-paned windows, barred basement window, round window with cast-iron tracery and two attic windows; roll mouldings; in the left side gable two six-paned windows; the arrangement of the right side gable, except for basement window, not original. The side gables of the business section widening with a step on the left side equipped with stable doors and windows, among them half-round closed and with cast-iron tracery; in the rear gable light-arched band doors together with stable door, half-round closed stable window with cast-iron tracery and straight-closed stable door; roll mouldings; wind finials; staff anchors. Built onto the south side of the business section small pigsty with tarred wooden parts and under three-sided thatched hipped roof with owl board and key; doors, shutter. The large barn built lengthwise partly attached constructed of tarred wooden parts, partly on brick base and covered by a (now covered with a corrugated metal roof) thatched and tiled three-sided half-hipped roof against a straight timber-clad gable wall. On the farmyard stone bakehouse under tiled gabled roof originally with ridge chimney; half-round closed and round windows with cast-iron tracery, door; and small barn clad with tarred wooden parts under thatched half-hipped roof against straight timber gable wall. Farmhouse complex consisting of central longitudinal section farmhouse, attached pigsty, partly attached barn and bakehouse and small barn standing on the farmyard of importance as a restrained yet good and complete example of a presumed mid 19th century agricultural complex at the border of the Reestdal.