Dienstwoning, Rijksstraatweg 20

English translation

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Description

COACH HOUSE ADJOINING THE GARDENER'S DWELLING AND STONE BARN on rectangular floor plan, covered with grey tiles under a gabled roof, of which the western section (Coach house) is flattened at the top, with on the north side perpendicular to the division between the coach house and the gardener's dwelling a rectangular extension under a gabled roof, which is likewise covered with grey tiles. Coach house (ca. 1800): on the sides of the narrow east facade at ground floor level of the coach house built in red brick, situated on the west side of the complex, a sash window with 20-pane division, with shutters. On first floor level at the sides of the east facade a round-arch window with two wooden shutters with fanlight with two at right angles placed diagonal glazing bars and a centrally located vertical glazing bar. In the gable a round-arch window with dimensions and glazing bar division identical to the mentioned fanlights of the round-arch windows. South facade: on the left a double wooden panel door with in both doors at the top a window in the form of a flattened oval with sharp corners; on the right a wooden door with fanlight with eight-pane division and to its left an 8-pane sash window with shutters. North facade: on the right side, perpendicular opposite the double door on the south facade an identical double door. Gardener's dwelling (18th century, possibly 17th century): the south and east facade of the gardener's dwelling, which is built with its west facade against the coach house, is white plastered. South facade: On the left a double glazed door of recent date with to its right two windows with 6-pane division; on the right two slightly higher positioned windows with 6-pane division with shutters. Behind this part of the facade a chamber over. East facade: ground floor level a centrally located 6-pane sash window in the facade with on first floor level a window with 4-pane division. North facade: a small extension on rectangular floor plan built in red brick under a lean-to roof covered with grey tiles with on the north side a window with 4-pane division. Stone barn (18th century, possibly 17th century): at right angles on the north side of the coach house and the gardener's dwelling, built in red brick with centrally in the narrow north facade a wooden door with fanlight with 12-pane division with directly adjoining a wooden shutter. To the left of this door with fanlight and shutter a wide window with 12-pane division.