Boombosch

English translation

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Description

Description component 21.

FARM BOOMBOSCH.

Somewhat elevated farm from 1885 on the long sight axis on the east side of the main building, on a T-shaped plan. The farm shares the yard with the smallholding Altena. The front house is crowned by a hipped roof covered with pan tiles. The rear house, also covered with pan tiles, is covered by a half-hipped gabled roof. The rectangular front house has a flat extension on the right side. The gables of front and rear houses are constructed in red brick with continuous rendered plinth. The gables of the front house are finished with a rendered architrave band, frieze and wooden rain gutters resting on corbels. On the front of the front house three 6-pane windows with arch and clamped shutters. On the right side of the front house two 6-pane windows and below the right window a cellar opening. The rear house is widened on the left side. The sloping roof edges are provided with the original water boards and wind braces. In the rear gable a three-part inward opening clamped divided door with in the left door a 4-pane window. The divided door is closed by a brick elliptical arch with three rendered white blocks as springing and keystone. In the latter stone the construction date 1885. On the right side of the door two "wildly" placed blocks. In the extension on the left side a vaulted stable door. Interior front house: on the left side front the great room. On the right over the full depth of the building block the upper room with cellar. Interior rear house: division into four bays, separated from each other by three oak tie-beam roof trusses. Loft platforms are present. On left and right the horse stalls.

Valuation

FARM BOOMBOSCH of general importance

-as a characteristic and functional component of the country estate;

-by virtue of its ornamental value;

-by virtue of its ensemble value with farm Altena;

-by virtue of its ensemble value in the layout of the country estate.

Description component 22: (Binnenweg 14, indicated on accompanying map with number 22) SMALLHOLDING ALTENA. Situated on an elevation in the landscape, a former smallholding from ca. 1885. The small farm shares the yard with farm Boombos. Front and rear houses constructed in red brick on a T-shaped plan: the rear house is set back half a brick with respect to the front house. Around it a rendered plinth. The front house is crowned by a hipped roof covered with pan tiles. The rear house, also covered with pan tiles, is covered by a half-hipped gabled roof. In the left roof slope on the rear of the front house and in the left roof slope of the rear house further a number of red pan tiles. In the front gable of the partly cellared front house two 6-pane sash windows under arch with clamped shutters and wooden drip edge, with below the right window a wrought iron ventilation grille (cellar). In the rear house in the left gable the access to the dwelling. To the left of this a broad square frame with fixed sash and drip edge. Centrally on the rear side the original tall clamped stable door with fanlight. Interior front house: on the left the living room and on the right the cellared bedroom.

Valuation SMALLHOLDING ALTENA of general importance -as a characteristic and functional component of the country estate; -by virtue of its ornamental value; -by virtue of its ensemble value with farm Boombos; -by virtue of its ensemble value in the layout of the country estate.