Farm Doornmolen

East of the mill, so-called "Doornmolenhoeve". Small farm with low detached components, L-shaped arranged around an unpaved yard. Anchored brick construction under slightly curved gable roofs (Flemish and mechanical tiles). Yard access southwest via country road and cast iron fence.
To the east, farmhouse with reportedly preserved beam in which date 1773, but current view from the second half of the 19th century. Seven bays and one and a half storeys (ridge parallel to the street); The half floor has been added, see raised side facades with braids. Rectangular and slightly arched wall openings under stretch of bright red bricks; alternating blind and non-blind windows on the half verd. Renewed woodwork.
To the southeast, close to the farmhouse, small utility building (ridge parallel to the house) from the fourth quarter of the 19th century marked by stylized wind boards and gutter moldings. To the north, long, heavily converted stable from the second half of the 19th century and cross barn wing (ridge perpendicular to the farmhouse). The double row of braids and light slots in the right side façade indicate an older core.
Closer to the mill, said to be a former wagon house from the second half of the 19th century (ridge perpendicular to the farmhouse), now converted into a cowshed. In the two left bays, bricked-up round-arched windows with stretch and flat layer of sintered brick. The left side façade is raised, see double braids; bricked owl hole in the gable.

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