Farmhouse with separate components

Farmhouse from the fourth quarter of the 18th century consisting of house, barn and gatehouse. Grazed front yard with a few trees and closed off from the street by concrete fencing. Access to the yard through simple gate consisting of two square cemented brick piers on pedestal and with quarter-hollow profiled sandstone reveals. A saddle pad (Flemish tiles) covers the passage. Bluestone year stones (ANNO 1785) on the pillars. House of five bays and one storey, currently under a kinked gable roof (ridge parallel to the street, Flemish tiles). Anchored whitewashed façade on pecked plinth. Modified rectangular windows. In the first and fourth bays an identical segmental arched door with imposts, keystone and corniced, straight cornice. Profiled tire under the eaves. Perpendicular to the house, to the north of it: large brick transverse barn under gable roof (corrugated iron) with wide overhang.

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