Boerderij, Noorderakkers 18

English translation

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Description

In origin late 18th-century former farmhouse with rear barn and attached hay loft with sheepfold. The masonry of the rear and side gables partly renewed or 19th-century, the detailing and the front gable largely likewise 19th-century. The main building erected of brick and covered by a thatched half-hipped roof with tuft; on the right side a few rows of corrugated tiles; chimney at the division between residential and business section; sculptured weather vanes; wall anchors. The residential section equipped with light-coloured six-pane sash windows, likewise light-coloured clamped door with fanlight and carved calf and two light-coloured attic windows in the front gable; two light-coloured six-pane sash windows with clamped shutters in the left side gable; in the no longer original detailed right side gable basement and upper-room window. The business section equipped with stable doors and semicircular stable windows with cast-iron tracery, likewise semicircular-closed windows, clamped barn doors with walkway door and wybert window, hay opening. The in origin likewise 18th-century small hay loft with sheepfold is erected of wood, partly clad with straw wickerwork and is covered by a thatched hipped roof with tuft; entrance and double clamped doors.