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Cozy up by the old fireplace after a day of adventure. Enjoy the social kitchen with a handmade table from a 270-year-old pine tree. Explore the archipelago with your fishing rod and boat The cabin has a rich history with logs in the walls from the 1850s, hidden behind paneling. Here you'll find peace and quiet while enjoying a meal in front of the fireplace. The interior is both cozy and practical. In the living room, you can relax in the rocking chair by the warm fireplace. The kitchen is large and equipped with a 2.7 meter long table, made from one piece of wood from an old pine tree. The combined bedroom/library downstairs makes for a good night's sleep, while the second floor offers two small bedrooms and a dormitory overlooking the fjord. The cabin is set in beautiful natural surroundings, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy life during the summer months. There are also opportunities for fishing and boat trips in the archipelago when the weather permits. This cabin is a summer cabin that can only be rented out during the summer months. From the parking lot you walk on a path that winds down through the forest and after about 5 minutes you arrive at the red-painted living room. The road and path are therefore inaccessible in winter when the snow has not been cleared. Meet Lars Olav I've spent 'all' my summer vacations at the cabin called 'Trollhaugen' since my first summer in 1959. Boating, fishing, swimming, cabin building and playing with neighbors or visiting relatives have characterized my summers. In 2004, my wife Anita and I inherited the cabin from my mother and father, while my sister took over the boathouse and the plot where they built a new neighboring cabin in 2003. Here we have many good family memories! We look forward to welcoming you.