Closed farmhouse

Closed farm with brick buildings under gabled roofs (tiles) grouped around a cobbled courtyard with manure heap, dating from the end of the 18th century and later. Rectangular entrance gate included in the southern service building. Residential house of one storey and seven bays (ridge perpendicular to the street), from the end of the 18th - beginning of the 19th century. Whitewashed façades on chiseled plinths. Yard façade with five visible bays, arched windows in flat rectangular frames of bluestone with rebates and thumbs. Arched door inscribed in a neatly rectangular profiled door frame with head; arm pump. Rear façade with similar windows in the right bay, arched door in a flat frame of bluestone. Renewed left bay: rectangular wall openings under wooden lintels. Adjusted left side gable preserves year anchor 1807 in the top. To the north, cross barn (18th - 19th century) under a large roof. Traces of half-timbered construction, namely on the yard side; posts and anchor beams incorporated in the replacement brick structure; rectangular gates under wooden lintels; rear façade supported by several buttresses. Stable wings to the east and south with rectangular wall openings (19th century).

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