Five city houses and alley court

No. 95-97, 99-135, 137-139-141. Five row houses on the street side of three building levels under gabled roofs (tiles) enclose a courtyard (numbers 99-139); dating from 1862. Originally plastered façade number 95, 97, 141 stripped. Rectangular windows, number 143 in molded frames. Number 95 retains a 19th-century shop window.
Number 99-135. Two-sided built alley courtyard (1864, except for numbers 99 and 133-135, which date from 1906) behind a wide open entrance. Houses of two and a half building levels, two bays (repeated scheme) under a gabled roof (tiles). Openings under straight arches, on hard stone sills, and in the second building level on a continuous hard stone drip sill, in anchored whitewashed façade with a blocked plinth. Number 115 has in the first building level (window and transom of the door) two beautiful figurative stained glass windows.

Source: https://inventaris.onroerenderfgoed.be/erfgoedobjecten/20318

Rudy Wuyts