The House

A historic and elegant home, transformed into a fishing lodge by the British during the Victorian era.

View through an open door into a bright living room with large window, white curtains, beige furniture, a lamp, and green trees outside.
A traditional dining room with a large wooden table, striped upholstered chairs, an ornate chandelier, and vintage decor including framed black-and-white photographs, a tall wooden grandfather clock, and a mirror. The room has large windows with whit
Colorful fishing rods and poles stored upright in a room with a painting on the wall and a window with curtains.
Open front door of a white wooden house with a porch, showing a vintage white chair inside and decorative items on the peach-colored wall.
Interior of a cozy country kitchen with white wooden walls, blue cabinets, and kitchen utensils on the countertop, near a window with a curtain.
An interior hallway with closed green double doors, framed artwork on beige walls, and a shadow of a bird cast on the floor near white chairs, a small book, and a patterned rug.
A cozy vintage-style bedroom with floral wallpaper, white curtains, and a wicker chair with pink cushions, featuring decorative items on a white table near windows with greenery outside.

A House Where Time Stands Still

Listed by the Norwegian authorities for its historic importance, the house has been preserved with remarkable care — every original detail intact, as though the passing of time has simply paused at its doorstep.

We are dedicated to safeguarding its character, ensuring that future generations may experience its rare authenticity.

For our guests, we hope each visit feels like stepping into a living chapter of history — a place as unique as it is unforgettable.

This is one of Norway’s best preserved parsonages and has an eclectic mixture of classic Norwegian features and some period furniture from the time when the house was owned by a British family in the 1870s.