Demolition notification regarding property worthy of preservation at the address Brønd 14, 6430 Nordborg

Sønderborg Municipality has received an application for dispensation for the demolition of several buildings worthy of preservation at Brønd 14, 6430 Nordborg. 

The property Brønd 14 consists of a residential house, a farmhouse and outbuildings. They are all registered with a conservation value of 4 according to the SAVE scale. They are thus covered by the Building Conservation and Conservation of Buildings and Urban Environments Act. The demolition notification must therefore be held for public consultation for 4-6 weeks.

For more information about SAVE and buildings worthy of preservation, see: http://sonderborg.viewer.dkplan.niras.dk/DKplan/dkplan.aspx?pageId=998

Residential building (building 2).

According to BBR, Building 2 was built in 1900. It is a typical house from the Better Building Practices style period, which was built as a small single-family house. The building has a foundation wall with blank walls and has an almost square basic shape. The facades are plastered with wall anchors, a projecting plinth, ear cornices and an unwelded tile roof, which today is made of concrete. There is symmetry and tactfulness in the facades and hierarchy between the windows. Windows and doors are of recent date.

Country house (building 1).

According to BBR, building 1 was built in 1890 as a farmhouse and was built together with building 3. It was built in a historicist building style, but is a simple building without many details. The building has whitewashed facades with masonry anchors, a black-painted plinth and a red half-burnt wing tile roof with cast-iron windows.

Barn buildings (building 3, 10, 5 and 6).

Building 6 was built in 1875. In 1912, building 3 was built as an extension of the farmhouse and in 1920, buildings 5 ​​and 10 were built.

Building 3 was built together with the farmhouse. It is a typical barn building with whitewashed facades with wall anchors, cast iron windows and ribbed doors.

Buildings 10, 5 and 6 are built together and form a typical trempellade. It consists of plain masonry with brick bands, sandstone detailing, hinged doors, cast iron windows and lintels.

Common to all buildings is that they appear in poor technical condition and lack maintenance. The masonry is damaged by cracks and moisture. The roofs are leaking and several windows and doors are broken. The buildings contain several original building elements and appear mainly original.

The farm complex forms a small cultural environment which is hidden behind trees and hedge planting out to the open country. 

The background for the application for the demolition of the above buildings is that the owner wants to build a new one.

Any comments on the demolition notices must be submitted to Sønderborg Municipality most recently the 8. September 2024 of by-landskab@sonderborg.dk or Sønderborg Municipality, City and Landscape, Lille Rådhusgade 7, 6400 Sønderborg.