Workers' houses

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Reportedly originally two linked and south-facing peasant workers' houses, dating from the second half of the 19th century. Today asymmetrical double house of one storey and six bays with gable roof (mechanical tiles, ridge perpendicular to the street). Anchored and whitewashed brick frame façade with arched wall openings. Windows with uneven shutters. Four smaller windows with hatch in the rear façade, two of which are upstairs windows. Pump and small separate outbuilding on the front yard.

Source

Source: Bogaert, Chris & Verbeeck, Mieke (1989)

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Onroerend Erfgoed Vlaanderen

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Address

Grepstraat 51, Merelbeke

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