Typology: patrician house
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A 17th-century corner building in #Zaltbommel (Gelderland) with two floors and a gable roof, ending in a pointed gable at the rear. The front facade, originally topped with a stepped gable (removed in the 19th century and replaced with a wooden cornice), features stone bands and profiled relieving arches above the windows, with mask corbels on the first floor. A carved female head adorns the space between the upper floors. There are six decorative wall anchors. The lower facade dates from the mid-19th century, with windows featuring 25- and 16-pane sliding sashes.
