Boerderij, Maarnse Grindweg 47

English translation

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Description

FARMHOUSE "De Brink", belonging to Huis Maarsbergen and located on the opposite side of the Maarnse Grindweg to the northwest of the castle. Nineteenth-century long-house farmhouse in traditional-craft building style, constructed in brick under a thatched roof. On the ground floor in the front facade four six-light sash windows with shutters in the Maarsbergen colours (red-yellow-green), below the right window a cellar window. On the upper storey a four-light sash window. To the right an extension (possibly a remnant of the 18th-century bakehouse) with six-light sash window with shutters and a gabled roof covered with thatch, perpendicular to the half-hipped roof of the farmhouse; brick chimneys with plates. The side facades have been largely modernized in the 20th century. In the rear facade a carriage entrance and two stable doors, above which a shutter. The ancillary buildings in the farmyard for the purposes of agricultural operations are 20th-century and fall outside the protection due to insufficient monumental value.

Valuation FARMHOUSE of general importance:

- on account of its age;

- on account of the traditional-craft building style;

- on account of the functional-spatial relationship with the country estate.