Boerderij, Reijmerstokkerdorpsstraat 77

English translation

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Description

Partly in 18th-century timber framing, partly built in plastered, painted and ashlar, partly converted to a guest house former Limburg FARMHOUSE around a courtyard, partly with an upper floor and covered with red and blue Dutch and red mottled tiles on gabled roofs.

The long building block (ridge parallel to the street) with an upper floor on the NW side contains a former barn section, partly in timber framing - black posts and beams; whitewashed brick-filled bays - a segmental arch carriage gate and the dwelling section three window bays wide; the whole has on the street side a whitewashed brick facade with a plastered stone base and T-windows. On the SE side a long barn, above a plastered stone base in 18th-century timber framing - black posts and beams; whitewashed clay-filled bays - built with tall straight-closed part-doors, small windows, stable doors and a wide, low gate.

Because of the construction, the main form and the coherence with Reijmerstokkerdorpstraat 75 and the surroundings, a good and representative example of a partly timber-frame-built closed Limburg farmhouse and as such of significance from the point of view of archaeological and ethnological value.