Boerderij(M1), Dokter de Vriesstraat 36

English translation

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Description

Introduction

According to a stone in the chimney built in 1869 in regional style a STOLP FARMHOUSE of the reversed West Frisian type, located on the south side of the Dr. de Vriesstraat (formerly Dorpsweg) with the ridge line perpendicular to the street. The front courtyard is separated from the public road by a cast iron gate of which the gate piers are original. The farmhouse has alterations on the rear and west side, however without damaging the monumental character.

N.B. The new barn on the south-west side falls outside the protection.

Description

Solp farmhouse built on an almost square floor plan with reed-thatched hipped roof with a roof panel with stepped motif on the street side (N), a roof panel with stepped motif on the rear side (Z) and a continuous tile border. The tile-covered parts contain black glazed flat Frisian tiles. In the top of the stepped roof panel there is a tall round chimney on a square base. The chimney is built of red brick with yellow brick for decoration. In the square base is the aforementioned stone with the year 1869. The internal timber load-bearing structure consists of a square with tie beam trusses. On the east side of the square there is still a part of the original threshing floor. Along the entire north side (front facade) and along a part of the east side (left side) is the original dwelling. The brickwork is built of red brick. The front facade (N) is terminated by a heavy smooth cornice. The brickwork is divided by four pilasters - one on each corner - into three bays of equal size. Each bay has two window axes. Each window is arched and provided with six-pane sash windows. The right bay (W) has in the second window axis from the east a panelled door with cast iron grille infill. Above the middle of the central bay and directly above the cornice is a roof dormer under a gently sloping and overhanging gabled roof. The roof dormer has rich carved timber work on wind braces and gutter lines and a double panelled door with four-pane windows. Both sides of the chapel are executed in rabat sections. The left side (E) is terminated by a gutter line. Near the southern corner is the aforementioned threshing floor door which recesses in relation to the facade. The vertical boarding above the doors cuts through the gutter line. In the similarly recessed brickwork on the left (Z) next to the threshing floor door there is a simple wooden door with three-pane fanlight. The remaining brickwork is divided by two wall piers - one on the south corner - into two wall surfaces of unequal size. This brickwork has two arched sash windows, identical to those in the front facade. The brickwork has below an arched multi-pane cellar window and near the threshing floor doors an arched cast iron barn window and contains at the height of the sash window simple vertical wall anchors for the anchoring of wall posts.

Valuation

The stolp farmhouse with its associated gate is of general significance from a cultural historical and architectural historical viewpoint as a largely well-preserved example of traditional rural architecture from the late 19th century. The farmhouse has ensemble value in relation to the stolp farmhouse located directly opposite at Dr. de Vriesstraat 55.