Hof ter Haegen

So-called "Hof ter Hagen", closed farmhouse with brick buildings, from the end of the 18th and 19th centuries, grouped around a paved courtyard. Entrance gate under wooden lintel with the date 1800, incorporated into a service wing.


Imposing farmhouse, in its current form with seven bays and two and a half floors, with 19th-century views and cemented façade; Originally, it was probably a single-storey double house of five bays and two and a half floors, with a 19th-century appearance and cemented façade; Originally, it was probably a single-storey double house of five bays from the end of the 18th century, which was later enlarged. Shuttered rectangular windows, some in flat bluestone frames. Similar framed door with wooden sill; In the rear façade, an inscribed bluestone arched door with relieving arch.
In the extended, L-shaped stable wing under a gable roof (tiles) with hipped on the street side, equipped with cut-out roof modillons; Rectangular wall openings in flat bluestone frames under relieving arch.


Opposite, higher stable with year of construction 1871 indicated by brick tops in the side wall; Field gate with brick arched lintels. Longitudinal barn with a driveway under wooden lintel, inscribed in a brick round arch; braids, shoulder and top piece and oculus.
Behind the farmhouse is a walled vegetable garden.

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