Boerderij, Muldersweg 4

English translation

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Description

Fine FARMHOUSE of the Staphorst type. Traditional, older in layout, but as regards detailing, 19th century (XIX B) Staphorst farmhouse under thatched half-hipped roof with timber chimney. Farmhouse of the cross-section type on very elongated ground plan, largely constructed of brick on, as regards the residential section on cemented plinth and covered by a half-hipped roof partly thatched, partly tiled with ridge chimney of which the undulating, at the height of the residential section quite elevated, ridge line is striking: wattling along the gable top; staff anchors. In the front facade, of which the side aisles are widened, door with fanlight and tree of life; on either side respectively 20-paned windows and three ditto windows, all with shutters; two attic windows; above door and windows 1 1/2 brick cock-combs or roll mouldings. In the partly renewed side gables band doors and stable doors and windows of which a number not original; the rear part of the building clad with tarred wooden parts. Traditional, older in layout, but as regards detailing 19th century (XIX B) cross-section farmhouse, despite the disturbances in particular in the left side gable of architectural-historical importance due to age and Staphorst characteristics such as elongated ground plan and in this case striking undulation of the ridge line, thatched half-hipped roof with timber chimney and distinctive arrangement of the front facade.