Boerderij, Oude Rijksweg 251

English translation

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Description

Fine FARMHOUSE of the Staphorst type. Traditional 19th century (second half of the 19th century) Staphorst farmhouse under thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney. Farmhouse of the transverse-section type on an elongated ground plan, constructed largely of brick and covered by a thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney; wattling along the gable top; staple anchors. In the front facade door with fanlight and tree of life; alongside a six-pane window, which replaces an earlier small window and three similar windows, of which the two alongside the fanlighted door are also fanlighted, and the rightmost also replaces an earlier window; 1½- and 1 brick tooth courses and roll mouldings. In the rear and side facades partly clad with puttied wooden parts barn doors and stable doors and windows, some with cast-iron tracery. Along one of the side facades a simple carved wooden milk shelf. Traditional 19th century (second half of the 19th century) transverse-section farmhouse of architectural-historical importance because of its typically Staphorst characteristics such as elongated ground plan, thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney, rear and side facades partly clad with wood and the distinctive layout of the front facade.