Biedermeier apartment from 1800s by Lake Mjøsa

Norway Rudshøgda Ringsaker

The house

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 1 bathrooms
  • 100 m²

What makes it special

  • Experience authentic interiors from the 1800s with Biedermeier colors and period wallpaper.
  • Harvest organic vegetables, fruits, and berries in the kitchen garden on a farm with a thousand years of history.
  • Discover Sveinhaugen from the 7th century, Ringsaker Church, and Alf Prøysen's childhood home.

About this house

Welcome to an apartment where history lives on in every detail. Here in the farm's main building, you will find carefully restored interiors from the second half of the 19th century, with bright Biedermeier colors and period wallpaper. Three-meter-high ceilings and large windows let in light and offer views of the garden, the countryside, and Lake Mjøsa.

The newly installed kitchen from 2024 has everything you need, and the master bedroom offers a bathtub and plenty of space. The second bedroom, dining room, and spacious living room all offer views of the countryside. In the living room, you will find sofas, books, board games, and a large wood-burning stove that provides warmth on cool evenings. You will have privacy but with the option of help if you need it, as the host lives in the apartment below.

The garden invites you to enjoy long summer evenings with several seating areas, a barbecue, and a fire pit. In the kitchen garden, you can harvest seasonal vegetables, fruits, and berries—all grown certified organic. The entire farm is run with respect for nature and traditions.

You are 800 meters from the swimming area at Mjøsa, where you pass the monumental burial mound Sveinhaugen from the 600s and Ringsaker Church from 1130. Visit Alf Prøysen's childhood home 4 km away, cycle to the cultural landscape on Helgøya, or take the historic paddle steamer Skibladner. Hamar, Lillehammer, and Gjøvik are all half an hour away.

What you’ll find here

  • barbecue
  • bathtub
  • bicycles
  • board games
  • books
  • campfire site
  • child bed
  • close to hiking paths
  • close to ski resort
  • coffee machine
  • cross country skiing
  • desk
  • desk lamp
  • dishwasher
  • dryer
  • electric kettle
  • electricity
  • exhaust hood
  • fire extinguisher
  • first aid kit
  • garden recliners
  • high chair
  • hot water
  • linen and towels
  • outdoor games
  • oven
  • parasol
  • patio furniture
  • pets allowed
  • private garden
  • running water
  • suitable for children
  • suitable for infants
  • tea towels and dishcloth
  • washing machine
  • wifi
  • woodburning stove

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