Farm with loose components

Beautiful farmhouse from the second half of the 18th century with detached components around an orchard, located on the same country road as number 11. To the north of the farmhouse, several ponds (also already from the 18th century). Enclosed with a hawthorn hedge and an iron gate on similar pillars. To the east, a spacious farmhouse of seven bays and one story under a gabled roof (tiles, ridge perpendicular to the street) overhanging on corbels. Brick facade on a rough plinth, leaning towards the traditional brick and sandstone style. Continuous whitewashed bands at the lower and upper lintels and similar window frames. Stone cross frames with small pane division and with white shutters. Similar door. Arches above the windows and door. Traces of a bricked door, changed to a window in the first bay. Right side facade with a basement door, gable top finished with wall weaving and fitted with a bricked oculus. To the left, a later added stable under a continuous gabled roof. To the south of the house, a large baking house of the composite type with whitewashed facades on a rough plinth. To the west, a spacious cross barn with whitewashed facades on a rough plinth under a gabled roof (tiles, ridge perpendicular to the street). In the roof, a raised entrance gate. Red-white painted woodwork of the barn door and stable doors. Four doors, including three curved, and a curved attic hatch in the right side facade, gable top with wall weaving. Later extended on the west side.

Onroerend Erfgoed Vlaanderen