Boerderij, Beeksestraat 76

English translation

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Description

Late 19th-century FARMHOUSE erected in stone under tiled gabled roof with six-light windows in the dwelling and two double carriage doors in the side facade of the business section. Late 19th-century stone bakehouse under tiled gabled roof. Late 19th-century cart shed in stone under thatched hipped roof. Late 19th-century Flemish barn, largely constructed in timber, the front facade however replaced in stone; at the front a half-hipped end, at the rear a recessed door section, the whole under a thatched roof. The dwelling with attached stalls is erected in yellow brick under a gabled roof covered with blue tiles; the six-light windows have attached shutters and recesses in red brick above the windows; beneath the gutter line there is decorative brickwork in red and yellow stone; the two double carriage doors set within round arches are now partly fitted with windows with glazing bars; windows have also been added to the wall sections; four round ventilation openings are situated beneath the gutter line; the rear facade has a single stable door and hayloft with fanlight, where windows have also been added; the left facade has an extension and some modifications to windows and doors in the stable section; furthermore two cellar windows, one large six-light window and one small six-light window in the dwelling section; the front facade has one large and one small six-light window as well as two small windows on the upper storey; three dormer windows have been added to the roof of the dwelling section. The interior contains two fine bedstead and cupboard wall arrangements and a tiled fireplace. The bakehouse is erected in yellow brick under a gabled roof covered with blue tiles; the bake oven is no longer present. The cart shed is erected in red brick under a thatched hipped roof. The Flemish barn is constructed in tarred timber sections, the front facade however replaced in red brick; the throughway is situated on the left side, the access in the front facade is flush with that facade, which projects inward in the rear facade; the roof line runs from high to low on that side; the thatched roof shows a curved section on the front and rear. The ensemble of the farm buildings consisting of dwelling with attached stalls, detached bakehouse, cart shed and Flemish barn represents an important monumental value of rural architecture.