Boerderij, Hagenend 2

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Description

Description

FARM with rear barn, built of brick and covered by a thatched hipped roof with half-hipped end with owl board on the front and projecting eave on the rear; top chimney; year anchors 1854 and letter anchors THJH (Tale Huizing and Jacob Huizing). In the residential section (with small shrinkage) arched six-pane windows and two- and four-pane attic windows; lightly arched cellar windows with thief iron bars; four-pane window in shrinkage. In the rear gable affixed straight-closed barn doors with manger door and hopper window; four-pane barn window. Otherwise lightly arched and straight-closed affixed barn doors and iron barn windows with four- and six-pane glazing. The FLOOR PLAN of the residential and barn section is in its grown form structurally and in layout almost original. Adaptation to modern habitation has taken place with respect for this. In the RESIDENTIAL SECTION are among other things of importance the storage room with built-in beds; the cellar. In the living room an 18th-century open hearth with tiling featuring Delftware rosette and wooden moulding with small rosettes. In the BARN SECTION among other things the roof tie member, a horse stable and, at the junction of the farm with reconstructed sheep enclosure, remains of the original sheep enclosure (posts and beams).