Klein Boeyen

English translation

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Description

The FARMHOUSE of the hall-house type contains a front house with cellar and a rear house in which the business section is situated. The building has one storey and an attic storey and is built on a rectangular ground plan covered with a thatch-covered half-hipped roof. On the ridge are red cresting and a masonry chimney with smoke hood. On the front and rear sides are worked wind braces. The facades, built in bond, have wall anchors on the front and rear sides.

The symmetrically arranged FRONT FACADE has in the first storey two four-light sash windows with shutters flanked by two smaller four-light sash windows with shutters. The windows have fanlights filled with stained glass and are closed at the top by a course with a slightly arched underside. For the attic there are two two-light, standing and arched windows. All windows have grey-plastered sills. The gable is finished along the eaves by means of wattle work. At the far bottom left in the facade is a small cellar light. The RIGHT SIDE FACADE contains at the height of the residential house a double single-light window with shutters. In the rear house from left to right a manure door, a passage door, two manure doors and a passage door. All these doors are closed at the top with a basket arch. Between these facade openings are cast-iron stable windows. The LEFT SIDE FACADE has at the height of the front house from right to left three newly inserted windows and a door. In the rear house from right to left are a clamped passage door, two manure doors, a passage door and a manure door. These doors are closed at the top with a basket arch. The REAR FACADE has in the centre a double divided door under a basket arch. The facade opening is surrounded by blocks of hardstone and a hardstone springer with the year '1860'. On either side of the door are windows under basket arches. Left and right in the facade are passage doors closed with basket arches. The INTERIOR consists of a front house and a rear house with central lengthwise section. The front house is unchanged in layout, although the kitchen has been enlarged. The original doors are still present as is the hearth, with cupboard and tiling. The cellar is presumably older (from the predecessor) and has a barrel vault. The upper chamber is still present. The rear house has anchor-beam frames with sawn frame posts and renewed stalls. The threshing floor has a concrete floor.

Valuation

FARMHOUSE (complex component 1) from 1860

-Of architectural historical value as a good typological example of a farmhouse of the hall-house type, with a main form characteristic for the Veluwe. The farmhouse is well preserved and is notably distinguished by the fine facade arrangement and worked wind braces.

-Of urban planning value as the main component of the farm complex, which is a characteristic component of the historically developed rural area to the south of Putten. Here it represents, due to its appearance and the distinctive location in a bend of the road, a great landscape value.

-Of cultural historical value as the main component of the farm complex, which is a representative example of the development of agriculture in the second half of the nineteenth century, in particular for the Veluwe. The farmhouse is part of a group of farmhouses belonging to the Hell estate, and the building site has an old history attached to it.