Boerderij, Binnendijk 3

English translation

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Description

Zeeland FARM dating from 1676, consisting of: - a dwelling house without upper storey under gabled roof covered with red improved Dutch tiles between spout gables with woven infill and with attached to the eastern side gable from the construction period an older house, somewhat lower and narrower, under gabled roof covered with blue crossties and red Dutch tiles, against which on the north side a later half-hip covered with red Dutch tiles; all in fine brickwork (yellow IJssel stone with figures inlaid in red brick in the Eastern top gable) with white painted plinth and with rod anchors; 10-, 12-, 20- and 25-pane sash window(s) with shutter(s), 4-pane casement windows, cloister window with lower shutter and 4- (6-) pane fanlight in the gable tops of the dwelling house, cellar light and store-room window (T-window); doors with fanlights. Internally: two cellars with paved floors and plinths; around the hearth in the dwelling house a wall panel of white tiles with three 18th-century manganese-violet tile tableaux (dog, cat and rural scene); simple beam structures with a few remaining consoles; original roof with three double-tie trusses and oak roof sheathing. - a wooden Zeeland barn shortened somewhat around 1945 under gabled roof covered with thatch with shield (front) and against a pointed gable constructed in brick around 1945 (rear); in the tarred, potsherd-daubed wooden walls two sets of cattle doors, manure doors, 4-pane windows and stable doors. Fine and intact example of a 17th-century Zeeland farm, dating from shortly after the embankment of St. Joosland (1631).