Pauwhof

No. 3. So-called "Pauwhof." According to the inscription. Farm with loose, low components arranged in a U-shape, around a paved yard, with a decorative garden in the middle, accessible via a gate. Orchard to the North and vegetable garden to the Northwest. Front yard accessible via an iron gate. To the South, a farmhouse with seven bays. Under a bent gable roof with a protruding edge on wooden brackets (north // street, Flemish tiles), from the 19th century. Anchored whitewashed brick construction above a rough plinth. Rectangular wall openings with barred window frames. Framed door. An analogous basement façade. To the North, a brick stable building from the 19th century under a crooked gable roof with a protruding edge on wooden brackets due to an extension. To the Southeast, a cross barn with a part for the cart on the left under a gable roof with a protruding edge on wooden brackets (north street, corrugated sheets). Year 1896 indicated by protruding brick heads in the right gable wall. Anchored red brick construction above a cemented plinth. Left gable wall. Owl hole underneath an annex with a lean-to roof. Right gable wall on the street side with a central buttress, above which is the date and circular owl hole. Little owl. To the Northwest, a utility building under a protruding gable roof (north house, Flemish tiles), from the 19th century. Anchored red brick construction, decorated with a diamond pattern of protruding brick heads, finished with a stepped brick frieze. Arched wall openings and yellow brick framing. Little owl against the left side wall. Other buildings without noteworthy features.

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