Cafe Saint John

Village café currently known as "Sint-Jan". Double house of six bays and two building levels under a hipped roof (tiles, ridge parallel to the street), from the late 19th century; remnants of older masonry in both side walls. Anchored brick facade lined by a tooth list between corner pilasters. Framing of the front door and window door with a balcony above mark the door bay. Built-in rear building of one story under a steep gable roof (ridge parallel to the street); forming one continuous old volume with the adjacent cemented village house (number 3), possibly dating back to the late 18th century (see the braiding in the right gable end). Previously located behind a public drinking well.

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