Closed farm

Located on the corner with Renweg. Closed brick farmhouse with more or less square construction, built in the second quarter of the 19th century to replace a smaller farm. Reportedly formerly with year 1842 on weather vane; After fire in 1882 farmhouse interior partly renewed. Roughly well-preserved construction and volumes with beautiful proportions. To the south, on the street side, largest building volume formed by double transverse barn of eight bays under wool roof (corrugated iron instead of slates, ridge parallel to the street). Two symmetrically placed basket arch gates with wooden lintel (left gate closed); half circular arched windows closed to ventilation gaps. Attached stables against the façade. To the north, farmhouse of six bays and one and a half storeys with two adjacent bays on the left under the gable roof (tiles); roof clock on iron seat on the ridge. Corresponding front and rear façade with shuttered arched lower windows (new woodwork in yard façade). Round-arched attic windows with fan-shaped rod division; imitation windows in rear façade. Doors framed in flat rectangular bluestone frames, both with wheel-shaped rod division in skylight. Two-part vaulted house cellar. Central living room preserves composite beam layer, wide fireplace of sintered brick, built-in four-door cabinet. To the west, adjacent to Renweg, stable wing with entrance gate with driveway. To the east, stables under gable roof (corrugated iron). To the north, in the back yard, bakehouse of the two-part type with wooden anchors.

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