Boerderij, Molengats 1

English translation

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Description

OUTBUILDINGS belonging to the watermill: A. A mid-length barn dating from 1877, constructed in brick, covered with a blue Dutch tile half-hipped roof; in the front gable a segmental arched part-door, keystone with date 1877, two round-built air openings in the gable top; in the right side gable three closed-off and hardstone-framed stable doors, three segmental arched 9-pane iron stable windows on ground floor and three segmental arched shutter openings on the first floor; in back gable three segmental arched 9-pane iron stable windows and three round-built air openings in the gable top. B. A bakehouse constructed in marl blocks and brick, covered with a red Dutch tile gabled roof (19th century). C. A series of four barns built together: 1. Largely open wagon barn covered with a blue Dutch tile gabled roof (second half of 19th century). 2. an old timber-framed dwelling with two underground barrel-vaulted and marl-constructed cellars, now in use as storage space; covered with a blue Dutch tile gabled roof. (18th century). 3. barn constructed in brick covered with a red moulded-tile lean-to roof (first half of 20th century). 4. open, two bay long barn covered with a red Dutch tile gabled roof (first half of 20th century).