Hoeve Herkwinning

Important, previously closed farm, located in a low, swampy source area on the Molenbeek. Gothic in core with some Renaissance features; This 16th century core was repeatedly adapted: mid 18th century, mid 19th century, second half of the 19th century and recent changes to the house. Brick buildings under gable roofs (Flemish tiles), located around a rectangular, cobbled yard, accessible via a cobbled driveway and a gatehouse. Source: Immovable Heritage Inventory 2023: Hoeve Herkwinning, id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/37527

I think the eye-catcher of this farm is the Gothic gatehouse. It has a substructure of marlstone, the superstructure is made of brick from a more recent period. The pointed arch-shaped entrance gate has a frame of limestone blocks. The door to the house is on the right in the passage. The first layer of marlstone was preserved in the street facade of the house.