Hofanlage Fuldenriede 4, Agricultural building complex in Jardinghausen, Syke, Germany.

Hofanlage Fuldenriede 4 is a small farmstead in Jardinghausen, a district of Syke, on the Hache. It consists of a single-storey Niedersachsen hall house in half-timbering with stone infill, a thatched crippled hipped roof and a Niedersachsen gable with an owl hole; a simple wooden barn with a hipped roof; and a half-timbered outbuilding with a gable roof, now used as a dwelling.

The farmstead on the Hache was probably built in the 18th century. Its core is a single-storey Low German hall house with timber framing and stone infill, later converted into a dwelling and used by the Bellingrodt family, among others. The complex is a protected monument listed among Jardinghausen's architectural monuments.

The farmstead reflects building practices typical of northern German agriculture, visible in how the structures are organized and connected. Visitors can see how each building served specific functions within the farm's daily operations.

The complex stands on Fuldenriede 4 in Jardinghausen, by the Hache river, outside Syke's centre. It is a listed private farmstead, so the buildings are seen from the public road rather than entered. Approach on foot along Fuldenriede; no visitor facilities are recorded at the site.

The farm is located in Jardinghausen, the smallest part of Syke with around 269 inhabitants, situated along the Hache river. This setting in a tiny community allows visitors to see rural structures that have nearly vanished elsewhere.