Landhuis, Zuiderzeestraatweg West 67

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Description

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MAIN BUILDING House Klarenbeek with perron and four ornamental vases. The central part of the house was built in 1842. It is a rectangular plastered house with upper storey and surrounding hipped roof and wrought-iron bell turret. The corner chimneys were renewed during the 1919 renovation. In 1919 a wing was added on the left and right according to a design by architect A.H. Wegerif. These upper-storey wings are plastered under a gabled roof covered with improved Dutch tiles and on the left with old Dutch tiles. Furthermore in 1919 the entrance was moved from the north to the south side of the central house. A.H. Wegerif was also responsible for the interior. Important are the various rooms on the ground floor with sandstone elements, wooden wainscoting, wood carving with historical figures and motifs and special ceilings. On the upper storey several period rooms and plaster ceilings with early 20th-century motifs. At various locations stained-glass windows from 1919 by Meischke studio. On the south side a perron was also built in 1919, consisting of a polygonal, low brick wall covered with natural stone plates. On the wall stand four natural stone ornamental vases (design D.F. Tersteeg).

VALUATION House Klarenbeek is part of the historical country estate Klarenbeek and on account of its significance for architectural history (example of architecture from 1842 but especially on account of the distinctive interior architecture from 1919), and as the main element in the country estate is worthy of protection.