A Unique Stay in a Historic Norwegian Farmhouse From Decay to New Life – A Complete Transformation of the 1850s Farmhouse. When we bought the farm in the fall of 2024, the old farmhouse from 1850 was barely standing. The roof was leaking so badly that water poured straight in, and the house had never had running water. Decades of neglect had taken their toll – the structural supports were rotten, and the floors were unstable. Still, we saw the potential. Bit by bit, we set out to bring the house back to life. Nearly all the materials we’ve used are second-hand – found, gifted, or bought used. It gives the house a story you can both see and feel. This has been a journey back to the roots – and forward into a new life. The house is set in a peaceful, rural environment while still being centrally located. It’s just a short drive to the highway and nearby shops, giving you easy ac Next to the main house, we have also restored the old stabbur — a traditional Norwegian food storage house — into a unique and charming guest accommodation. Here, you can truly experience a piece of Norwegian heritage. We love welcoming guests from around the world and strive to make everyone feel at home. Surrounded by beautiful nature, this is the perfect spot to relax, disconnect, and experience a bit of authentic Norwegian countryside life.

We are an active couple who love the outdoors, hiking in the woods and fields hunting, exercise and not least TRAVEL! I, Camilla, am particularly interested in finding unique places to stay on our travels. The place should give me something special, and I want the same for our guests. We hope we have managed to create a unique place for our guests!

The area is rural, but still a short distance to shops and the motorway. The forest is right outside the door and there are many hiking trails in the area. Småbruket is located in a very popular hiking area, for cyclists, runners, hikers etc. Mistberget is just beyond and this is a popular hiking destination.