Boerderij, Delleweg 9

English translation

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Description

Extensive second half 19th century FARMHOUSE-COMPLEX situated on a dwelling mound, consisting of a head-neck-body with adjoining secondary barn, bakehouse and stable. The main building was erected in 1860, the head renewed in 1905 and placed transversely, the secondary barn added around 1900. In 1905 newly erected in eclectic second half 19th century forms, undercellared top under a hipped roof covered with slate tiles with ridge chimneys with boards. The gable fields set off with brick pilasters are regularly arranged: central entrance with stone boards with cast-iron balusters, bossed corners, natural stone mouldings, panelled double wooden door with arched fanlight, balcony with balusters, roof house with stucco moulding and triangularly arched cellar and T-windows with moulding; corniced cornice and gutter on carved consoles; dark plinth set off by drip moulding. Simple neck under a saddle roof covered with Frisian tiles, panelled door and with cast-iron ornamental grilles and arched fanlight, cornice. Internally valuable interior components such as carved wooden windowsills and panelled shutters, chimneys with stucco decoration, stucco ceilings; kitchen with simple wooden cabinet wall; pump with rich brass taps and likewise handle and polished stone sink; milk cellar tiled with tiles with cooling sinks. Body with everted hipped thatched roof at front and rear sides with owl boards. Arched carriage entrance doors, likewise stable doors with fanlights with cast-iron tracery; arched and straight-closing stable windows with and without tracery; cast-iron gutters on likewise consoles. Secondary barn with living space, under an everted hipped tile-covered roof at front and rear with owl boards. The gable of the residential section fitted with arched churn window, likewise carriage entrance doors, six- and two-pane windows; in the rear facade arched carriage entrance doors and likewise stable door and windows with tracery; in the side facade only few light openings; cast-iron gutter on likewise consoles; rod anchors. Bakehouse with lower projection under tile-covered saddle rooflets with wind vanes and cast-iron gutter on likewise consoles; two chimneys respectively with board and lead pointed roof with finial. Horse stable under a thatched everted hipped roof with owl boards; various types of door and window openings; gutter on consoles; internally iron mangers and boxes with carefully finished wooden partition work.