Inn 't Oud Gemeentehuis

Initially one civilian house of two storeys and seven bays, now five and two bays respectively, under gable roof (artificial slate, tiles for rear roof shield of number 14, ridge parallel to the street). Fully basemented café so-called "'t Oud Gemeentehuis" (number 14), referring to the formerly temporary additional function of the inn. Sober brick frame façade with rectangular windows with hatch clamps and on hard stone sills; rectangular basement windows encased in bluestone under roller layer. Natural stone trench for water drain from elevated ground floor. Rectangular hard stone door frame covered by cornice and on lintel with the following inscription: "K + P F Den Haerynck / 1841", referring to the client, Pierre François Den Haerynck, sexton of Zulzeke, and to the year of construction. Doorway preceded by landing (3 bays) and with blind upper window. Wide second bay of number 16 with partly closed basket-arched former entrance gate. Multi-part vaulted cellar under number 14; basement space on the garden side with baking oven and outdoor cellar stairs with shutters.

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