Boerderij, Noordenveldseweg 3

English translation

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Description

Pleasantly situated and composed 19th century FARMSTEAD COMPLEX consisting of farmhouse with rear barn and pigsty. The main building is erected of greyish-red brick and is covered by a thatched half-hipped roof with owl board at the rear. Chimney, weather vanes, wall anchors. The residential section is furnished with, among other things, a light-coloured six-pane sash window and two horizontal attic windows in the left side; the detailing of the right gable little original; except for a right-angled clamped door with fanlight, a right-angled small casement window and two like basement windows. The business section is furnished with two right-angled stable windows with cast-iron tracery in the side gables and right-angled clamped stable doors with clamped barn doors with a walkway door in the rear gable. Weather vanes, wall anchors. On the partly still cobblestoned farmyard, a brick-built pigsty with a heating room under a (now corrugated-iron-covered) gabled roof between gable tops boarded with wood and with weather vanes; right-angled clamped stable doors with clamped stable windows.