Clausstral House of St. Pieter

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Clausstral house of St. Peter.

Original rear facade of a house of a canon of the Pieterskerk. This site became a facade in the 17th century. In 1744 (right) and 1756 (left) Jacob Maret was commissioned by the owner D.J. van Tuyll van Seroeskerken van Zuylen to build a facade of Blue limestone. The top floor dates from 1925 (conversion into St. Bonifacius Lyceum). Between 1740 and 1777, Belle van Zuylen lived in this house during the winter.

Clausstral House of St. Pieter

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