75 locations have been designated as national heritage sites in the Dutch municipality of Terneuzen.
Sites NameLocationDate designatedPhotographNotesLangeweg 9Axel5 March 1974Residential house built in 1896, accompanied by a brick pigsty and by a brick barn from 1707 with a thatched roof.Nieuwendijk 90Axel5 March 1974Semi-detached house built around the second or third quarter of the 19th century, accompanied by a black-tarred barn from the 18th or 19th century.4 boundary postsOverslag15 July 1981Four boundary posts with carved coats of arms and writings, denoting "Oostenryk" and "Haar Hoog Mogende".Hazelarenstraat 39Koewacht19 September 1972Farmhouse, built in 1818 according to an inscription. It has a driveway from the 18th century or the first quarter of the 19th century, and it is accompanied by a little house, a brick stable and three sheds.Magrette 1Axel5 March 1974Brick residential house built in the 18th or 19th century, accompanied by a wooden barn from around the 18th century with a thatched roof.VaartwijkAxel5 March 1974Whitewashed brick residential house, built in 1680 according to the anchor emblem. It is accompanied by a summer house.Mosselhuisstraat 1Sas van Gent5 March 1974Whitewashed brick residential house, accompanied by a brick car shed with a thatched roof.Oostkade 31Sas van Gent5 March 1974Classicist building with plastered cornice facades. It is built on a bluestone plinth and a basement, and the ground storey has an arcade-like design in the front.Westkade 103 and 104Sas van Gent5 March 1974Building with a cross-wing plan, constructed in the first half of the 19th century. It has a plastered cornice facade, and it is built on a natural stone plinth that includes the windows of the semi-basement. The main floor, on top of the rusticated ground floor, has an arcade style and arched windows with iron balcony railings.Tide millSas van Gent5 March 1974Remnants of a former tide mill with masonry, part of old fortifications.Boundary postPhilippine11 June 1975Bluestone boundary post, showing the Austrian coat of arms and the Dutch Republic Lion on opposite sides. It used to mark the border between the Austrian Netherlands and the Dutch Republic.Graafjansdijk A 83 L1Westdorpe5 March 1974Farmstead with a renovated residential house (not part of the heritage site) and a wooden barn with a thatched roof. Two Austrian bluestone boundary posts from 1612–1621 stand at the entrance of the driveway.Markt 3Biervliet3 July 1974Residential house with a basement and 12-pane and 16-pane sliding windows.Burgemeester Maarleveldstraat 5Biervliet3 July 1974Residential house with a wide plastered front facade that has a cornice with mouldings and dentils. It is connected to a neighbouring national heritage site, Burgemeester Maarleveldstraat 7.Burgemeester Maarleveldstraat 7Biervliet3 July 1974Residential house with a wide plastered front facade that has a cornice with mouldings and dentils. It is connected to a neighbouring national heritage site, Burgemeester Maarleveldstraat 5.Former town hallBiervliet3 July 1974Building that was the town hall of Biervliet and later served as a pub. It was built on raised ground, and it has a plastered gable that is topped by a ridge turret.Kerkstraat 11Biervliet3 July 1974Plastered residential house with cross-wing plan. It has 12-pane sliding windows.Reformed churchBiervliet3 July 1974Aisleless church, built in 1659, that is topped by a tented roof with a wooden turret. It has three stained-glass windows.Markt 5Biervliet3 July 1974Residential house with a straight facade. The roof has been altered.Markt 13Biervliet3 July 1974Residential house with a straight facade. The front door frame has fluted posts and a transom light.Molenstraat 5Biervliet3 July 1974Single-storey building with a tiled gable roof.
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