boerderijcomplex

English translation

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Description

Description complex component 1: farmhouse and farmyard

FARMHOUSE in artisanal-traditional building style (1842), constructed of red-brown brick and covered by a thatched hipped roof. Wattles, sculpted weather vanes; top chimney with board; iron rod anchors; owl board with sculpted edge in rear roof section; stable doors with iron thumb hinges. Shrinkage on the border between residential and business section; residential section with cellaring. In the asymmetrically arranged front facade (south) H-windows (sliding) with shutters and 1.5-brick cock's combs (current arrangement not original), door with fanlight; two four-pane loft windows. In the right side facade (east) 15-pane sash window with shutters and roller blind; small window. In the business section including arched and closed iron stable windows, stable doors, double stable doors and high sliding doors under a raised roof section. In the left side facade (west) multi-pane window with shutters above barred cellar door with roller blind and multi-pane sash window beneath it. In the business section six clamped stable doors, between which arched and closed iron stable windows, furthermore two rectangular iron windows with glazing bars. In the rear facade (north) two clamped stable doors, two semicircular and two rectangular iron stable windows with division.

INTERIOR RESIDENTIAL SECTION. The arrangement of the partly cellared residential section is virtually unchanged. In the interior the front room has been preserved in virtually original condition. There among other things wooden beam ceiling, plank floor on tiles, wooden boxbed wall (wooden) with imitation panels and shelf cupboard, panel doors (wooden), small mantelpiece with tiling and iron hob and three fully tiled walls. In the walls tiled with white tiles one polychrome panel and seven monochrome tile panels are incorporated (Biblical scenes, two vases with flowers and a dog). Manganese-coloured border tiles with polychrome motifs.

INTERIOR STABLE SECTION. In the three-aisle stable section with six timber-frame bays anchor beam trusses with curved braces and mortise-and-tenon joint are still present. The coach houses have been removed. The loft has been completely renewed.

FARMYARD. The relatively well-preserved farmyard, with four wells, is partly paved with cobbles. The (standard) orchard, with two pollard linden trees in front of the house, is bordered on the south side by a hawthorn, otherwise by simple wooden fencing.

Valuation Farmhouse with farmyard of general importance:

- because of the age

- because of the architectural and art-historical value particularly of the residential section

- because of the presence of the anchor beam construction in the stable section

- because of the recognizability and relatively high degree of integrity of the exterior and parts of the interior (layout and fittings)

- because of the recognizability and relatively high degree of integrity of the farmyard

- as a good example of a farmhouse type characteristic of the region

- as a link in the development of Drenthe farmhouse construction

- as a valuable and identity-strengthening component of the village Ansen

- because of the spatial-visual and functional coherence with the other complex components