Neset Gard is for sale, real estate agent Håvard Nilsen writes in a press release.
The farm has 15 cultural-historical buildings, dating back to the 18th century and the 16th-17th centuries. Additionally, it has both a tennis court and a swimming pool.
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Covering an area of 589,023 square meters, the land stretches from 680 meters above sea level at the courtyard in Dotaquanet to 1,100 meters above sea level at the base of Hartangervita.
– Just like in a fairy tale book
– When you enter the courtyard at the Knesset, it looks like something out of a fairy tale book or a painting by Tietmund and Kude. We brokers are used to seeing many different things, but entering the yard can't be described as anything other than a lightning strike. I have never experienced anything like this, says estate agent Håvard Nilsen at EIE Eiendomsmegling Asker.
In 1995, the Knesset was purchased by Liv Bente Twenge's then-husband, and was used as a holiday home until 2001. In 2009, Twenge and their joint children bought the Knesset set as a result of the divorce.
NOK 20 million
To this day, he restores and maintains the farm, organizes various events, as well as uses the place as a private residence.
Now the Knesset card sells for NOK 20 million.
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– There is a lot of history within the Knesset walls, and the farm is one of the few, otherwise well-preserved, and remaining examples of it being able to be privately owned. Nilsson says that Liv Bente has put her soul into preserving this place as a Norwegian cultural treasure and through her hospitality has opened her home for people to experience the best of Norway's national romantic cultural history.
– Nilsen says we hope to find a buyer willing to write the next chapter in the adventure books about the Knesset.
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