Farmhouse with stable house

(ridge parallel to the street, Flemish tiles) with extension under gable roof, to the east a cart shed of four bays under a gable roof (ridge perpendicular to the street, Flemish tiles) with preserved anchor beam trusses, to the northeast at the time a monumental barn under tiles and thatched wolf roof, allegedly going back to a clay construction, now replaced by a new building. The whole goes back to 1782 and was at the time part of an extensive brewery complex "De Kroon", owned by the well-known Schrickx brewing family, see the bluestone façade in the north side gable with inscription "C.H.S./A.E.V.M./ 1782", presumably referring to brewer Christian Schrickx and his wife Anna Elisabeth Van Mechelen; later 19th-century adaptations. Restored farmhouse with stable house of eight bays and one storey under a gable roof; circa 1978 restored to a design by architect O. Van Agtmael.

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