Boerderij, Oude Rijksweg 362

English translation

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Description

Fine FARMHOUSE of the Staphorst type. Traditional, in design possibly still late 18th century/early 19th century, but as regards detailing, second half 19th century Staphorst farmhouse under a thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney against a straight rear facade. Farmhouse of the cross-wing type on an elongated ground plan, constructed of brick and covered by a largely thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney against a little original rear facade; wattle work; rod anchors. In the front facade a lightly-arched door with fanlight and tree of life; to the side respectively lightly-arched 20-pane window and two similar windows and cellar window with above it an upper room window topped by a semicircular window with cast-iron tracery; all with 1 brick courses or roller catches and shutters, two attic windows with roller catches. In the little original straight rear facade clad with wood and the partially renewed side facades barn doors and stable doors and windows, including those with cast-iron tracery. Traditional in design possibly still late 18th century/early 19th century but as regards detailing second half 19th century cross-wing farmhouse of architectural-historical importance because of its typical Staphorst characteristics such as elongated ground plan, three-sided thatched half-hipped roof with wooden chimney and distinctive arrangement of the front facade.