Woonhuis, Raadhuisstraat 1

English translation

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Description

Villa "Bleyenburg". Rendered (on both east and south sides also with drawn horizontal joints), originally 17th century, but extended and rebuilt around the mid-19th century, five-window-axis wide building with storey under two hipped roofs covered with blue Dutch tiles; facades closed off with cornice executed in plasterwork, on the west side built higher, more richly profiled and provided with recessed panels. In the north facade 2 windows with 6-pane sash windows and blinds on the ground floor and window with T-sash on the upper floor. In the east facade in total 8 windows with rounded upper corners, profiled stucco framing with hood and T-sashes and in the middle double doors with fanlight; against the north side a low extension with carved gutter moulding, between this extension and an eastern shed with open-worked carved gutter moulding a wrought-iron fence with cast-iron columns. Against the south facade a flat-roofed conservatory built later with opening doors and windows with T-sashes; on the upper floor a low, straight-lined window and a round window. In the west facade on the ground floor 3 windows with T-sashes and blinds and a double door with fanlight; on the upper floor a higher-built, closed off by corniced cornice with consoles central risalit with balcony, onto which two balcony doors open, enclosed by pilasters with recessed panels and above them an arched field with cartouche; windows with T-sashes, stucco framing and rounded upper corners; against the north side a partly wooden extension, on which a balcony.