Werk-woonhuis, Solwerderstraat 32

English translation

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Description

In layout presumably late 18th/early 19th century undercellared hook-shaped building, which in the course of the 19th century (XIXc-d) was provided with a new front facade and subsequently, at the beginning of the 20th century, with a warehouse facade at the rear; the whole comprises two storeys and is covered by a tile-hung hook-shaped truncated hipped roof. Front facade divided by pilasters on a low hardstone plinth; asymmetrically placed in light risalit set main entrance with double panelled door with cast-iron ornamental grilles and fanlight, above which balcony with cast-iron railings on consoles. Arched T-windows and balcony doors set in moulded stucco frames. Corniced cornice on corbels. On the right side entrance to carriage house with double panelled doors with cast-iron decorative metalwork and fanlight. The rear facade is truncated and equipped with double door, hoist doors, four-pane windows and hay loft; rod anchors. Partly incorporated at the rear in the complex is an in layout 18th century house of two storeys under tile-hung half-hipped roof; 19th century blockwork rendering; T-windows; blinds; rod anchors. The interior of the main building contains valuable components, such as trompe l'oeil and other painted decorations, and ornamental stuccowork in hall and rooms (arches, ceilings, mantels); wooden stair balusters; carved window sills; panelled shutters and remnants of an early 20th century shop interior.