Woonhuis, IJsselstraat 2

English translation

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Description

Substantial, composed of two building bodies, in origin late-Gothic corner house (presumably second quarter sixteenth century, with alterations from mid first half seventeenth century, nineteenth century and twentieth century.

Erected of brick on a basement, covered by respectively barrel and trough vaults, comprising two storeys and covered by a hipped roof tiled with tiles against a nineteenth-century profiled straight cornice at the Noordenbergstraat side; window detailing (including six-pane sash and T-windows) and plasterwork nineteenth-century; gutter partly on corbels; chimneys; wall anchors.

Internally of importance basement, late-Gothic beam layers with consoles with pear-bead motif and likewise mid-seventeenth-century with profiled consoles and roof truss structure, with "Flemish" carpenters' marks.

In origin late-Gothic (second quarter sixteenth century) corner house consisting of two storeys with nineteenth-century detailing and plasterwork, of importance for its location at the corner of the Noordenbergstraat and the IJsselstraat, basement, composition, roof truss structure with "Flemish" carpenters' marks and beam layers with late-Gothic pear-bead consoles and first-half-seventeenth-century beam layers with profiled consoles.