Hoeve De Pesscherie

Fisherman's Street No. 62. Historic farm so-called "DE PESSCHERIE", already indicated on the Ferraris map (1770-1778), formerly owned by the Guldenberg Abbey and a loan of the estate ter Oie, sold on August 16, 1797 as national property. Farm buildings of red brick under tiled gable roofs, arranged closed around a partly paved, partly unpaved yard. To the east, covered gatehouse with adjoining barn, probably from the 18th century. To the north, presumably 18th-century double transverse barn, several altered wall openings. To the west, house from ca. 1920. To the south, stables from the early 1940s. On the street façade, wall chapel with statue of the Sacred Heart. 100 years of the national guild Wevelgem, Wevelgem, 1996, p. 159-160.Architecture in one's own neighbourhood. Facades and buildings in Wevelgem, an introduction, Kortrijk, 2002, p, 21.VANHOVE L., De Guldenberg Abbey after 1 September 1796, in Wibilinga, jg. 10, no. 3, 1997, p. 56.

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