The 18th century wooden wooden house Westeinde 3 has a bay window, a framed entrance and two wooden advances with scalloped wind springs and attic hatches with skylights.
An 18th-century core may also have the deep wooden house Raadhuisstraat 55. The around 1770 built, partly under basement, middle corridor houses Raadhuisstraat 29 and 42 have above the framed entrance a dormer window with richly carved wings. The partly plastered two-storey notables houses Raadhuisstraat 7 (circa 1800) and Raadhuisstraat 6 (circa 1880) are strikingly large. New Renaissance details has the similarly similar mansion Raadhuisstraat 15 (circa 1905). Examples of low-level, eclectic-style, middle-class houses are Westeinde 9 (circa 1875) and Westeinde 1 (circa 1915) with richly designed top façade decoration. The residential and retail premises Raadhuisstraat 14 was established around 1910 on a street corner with a small corner tower above the entrance flanked by shop windows.
