Boerderij, Weijerswold 14

English translation

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Description

Mid-19th century FARMSTEAD COMPLEX, consisting of main building, auxiliary barn, bakehouse and sheepfold. Main building erected on a plinth of Bentheimer sandstone under a thatched half-hipped roof against a gable top boarded with wood and with weather vanes, owl hole and tuft at the rear. The detailing no longer original, except that of the rear gable; large barn doors with wicket door covered by a segmental arch with initial and date stone; on either side a four-pane window and stable door covered by a segmental arch; sandstone sill and hinge stones; two chimneys; wall anchors. On the farmyard a large barn partly of stone, partly of weatherboarded timber construction and partly with straw cladding under a thatched hipped roof against a gable top clad with straw with small overhang; recessed entrance doors; stable doors. Timber extension under a tiled lean-to roof. Also located on the farmyard, a bakehouse. Rectangular timber-framed building with brick filling under a thatched gabled roof against wooden gable tops with owl hole and tuft; corner chimneys. Square windows with clamped shutter and worked clamped door with rear fanlight. On the opposite side of the road, partly of stone partly of weatherboarded timber construction, a sheepfold under a thatched half-hipped roof with tuft; door in one of the short sides.