Skuinshuis
Erf 4296
Address
44 Ryneveld Street
Date built
mid-18th C; altered mid-19th C
Use
Shop
Style
Georgian
Architectual period
Victorian
Type of building
Residential
General evaluation
Significant
Suggested grading
II
Present NHRA protection
Previous National monument (1980)
Zoning
Date of survey
December 2012
Reference no.
25.02B
Description
"Single storey 3-bay house with high raised parapet with moulded cornice and round cast iron vents, and with corner pilasters. Placed at an angle to the street. Central 4x4 door with sunrise fanlight in arched plaster architrave with pilasters continuing up to cornice. Plaster architraves to 4x4 door with 2-pane arched fanlight on left and 6x6 sash with internal shutters. Tiled stoep. Small 6x6 sashes to loft on left side. Wing on right with straight end gable and plain door to loft.Fine capped wall with rusticated capped posts and wrought iron gates. Small parapetted outbuilding at the rear of the site."
History
Was originally a mid 18th C T-shaped farmhouse which predated the extension of the street grid. It was acquired in 1923 by the Hebrew congregation and restored in 1979.
Alterations
Social History
Significance in terms of NHRA
Significant
Significance
Significance
Assessed
Circa
1850 - 1874
Admin area
Stellenbosch
Allotment
Stellenbosch
Linked to erf/erven
Linked address
NHRA protection
Previous National monument (1980)
Environment