Herenhuizen - Kromme Steenweg 13-17
These three townhouses were built around 1905/1906. The design, in an eclectic style with references to the chalet style and Art Nouveau, was created by L. de Vries.
The buildings, with two stories plus an attic, are mirror-symmetrical in layout for No. 15 and No. 17. No. 13 differs in design from the other two. The brick facades feature bands of three layers of yellow brick.
The buildings are significant for their architecture and detailing.
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