Skrivergaarden
At the end of a village road, leaning towards the southside of the fjord, you shall find Skrivergaarden - a place for tranquility, freedom and inspiration. Here you will be greeted by local hosts who ...
At the end of a village road, leaning towards the southside of the fjord, you shall find Skrivergaarden - a place for tranquility, freedom and inspiration. Here you will be greeted by local hosts who have the time and opportunity to show you rooms, the garden and all it’s nooks and crannies - in all it’s glory. A historical site, with roots reaching as far back as the 12th century. This site has been a place for gatherings and seated people of knowledge and power, such as noblemen, clerics, clergy and magistrates. Known under the name “Leikvin”
The current building was constructed around 1790, and has served as magisterial residence and office administration, but has also housed and featured clergy, poets and artists over the years. Due to it’s more recent function as a cultural centre, gallery and pilgrimage-house.
The house is under government protection as a historical landmark, and ranks high among the largest and best preserved mansions in the region.
Since 2017 the pleasure of having the place all to yourself, has become a reality you wouldn`t want to miss. Overnight-stays, art and cultural events, jubilees and adventure vacation with friends and family is what Skrivergaarden has on offer. Take in the history of the place, while enjoying your morning coffee in the library, and read up on the local history and see the pictures and paintings on our walls, to help your imagination.
The house has comfortable beds, antique furniture and modern bathroom/toilet facilities. All carefully integrated and in keeping with both tradition and modern demands. There is a modern and fully equipped kitchen at your disposal, full sized fridge and freezers, so that the hobby chef in your party shall not be left wanting.
The current building was constructed around 1790, and has served as magisterial residence and office administration, but has also housed and featured clergy, poets and artists over the years. Due to it’s more recent function as a cultural centre, gallery and pilgrimage-house.
The house is under government protection as a historical landmark, and ranks high among the largest and best preserved mansions in the region.
Since 2017 the pleasure of having the place all to yourself, has become a reality you wouldn`t want to miss. Overnight-stays, art and cultural events, jubilees and adventure vacation with friends and family is what Skrivergaarden has on offer. Take in the history of the place, while enjoying your morning coffee in the library, and read up on the local history and see the pictures and paintings on our walls, to help your imagination.
The house has comfortable beds, antique furniture and modern bathroom/toilet facilities. All carefully integrated and in keeping with both tradition and modern demands. There is a modern and fully equipped kitchen at your disposal, full sized fridge and freezers, so that the hobby chef in your party shall not be left wanting.
Skrivergaarden is located a few kilometres from downtown Nordfjordeid, beautifully placed between farmland to the north, the river Hjalma, and the road to Måløy to the west. Fjord and a sloping garden reaching southeast. Along with it comes close proximity to the fjord and mountains.
The mansion was carefully restored in 2017, however the character from late 1700-hundreds is intact. Lumberwalls in original color has been brought back and the rooms and schematics are largely untouched.
The mansion was carefully restored in 2017, however the character from late 1700-hundreds is intact. Lumberwalls in original color has been brought back and the rooms and schematics are largely untouched.
Skrivergaarden is located a few kilometres from downtown Nordfjordeid, beautifully placed between farmland to the north, the river Hjalma, and the road to Måløy to the west. Fjord and a sloping garden reaching southeast. Along with it comes close proximity to the fjord and mountains.
The mansion was carefully restored in 2017, however the character from late 1700-hundreds is intact. Lumberwalls in original color has been brought back and the rooms and schematics are largely untouched. Bedrooms and salons are furnished with antiques or and art from the timeperiod and ideals at that time.
It is ideal for smaller or mid-size gatherings and events with it’s many salons and mingle-areas. And comes with a modern and well-equipped kitchen and supplies.
Large festive hall with hand painted “dutch” style wallpaper and tablecloth dining experience - or a more relaxed evening in the common room where a large open fireplace is at it’s heart. Furthermore it contains 5 guest toilets on the first floor, along with a shower, and washer/dryer. Basement has a wine-cellar which is specializing in port-wine.
Second floor is home to 3x single bedrooms, 5x double rooms and 2x 4-person rooms making 10 rooms in total, most of which its own bathroom. Each room has custom-made Louiz-seize-style beds, but comes with it’s distinct furniture and accessoire and are aptly named after former clerics and magistrates. The rooms overlook the fjord and the garden, or the courtyard. You can also find a gallery and our very special “red hall” where a grand piano sits in the midst of wonderfully painted murals on the lumberwalls surrounding it.
The mansion has a large secluded garden a very short distance from the fjord and the river Hjalma. Salmon and trout-fishing options in season. A variety of short or long hikes are well within reach and easily accessible. Along the river there is a recently made gravelpath perfect for nearby walks, running of horsebackriding. In the summer you’ll encounter sheep, goats and horses, so mind the gate behind you.
The nearest peak “Naustdalskamben” has a free “open-to-all” cabin on top of it, with a nice view towards the coast and Måløy, Nordfjordeid centre and Hjelmelandsdalen, and a warm place to eat your lunch. Skrivergaarden is an ideal basecamp for adventures and activities which the Nordfjord region are so lucky to offer. Harpefossen and Hjelmelandsdalen is a ten min drive away and has slopes for alpine and cross-country skiing suited to all levels.
The mansion was carefully restored in 2017, however the character from late 1700-hundreds is intact. Lumberwalls in original color has been brought back and the rooms and schematics are largely untouched. Bedrooms and salons are furnished with antiques or and art from the timeperiod and ideals at that time.
It is ideal for smaller or mid-size gatherings and events with it’s many salons and mingle-areas. And comes with a modern and well-equipped kitchen and supplies.
Large festive hall with hand painted “dutch” style wallpaper and tablecloth dining experience - or a more relaxed evening in the common room where a large open fireplace is at it’s heart. Furthermore it contains 5 guest toilets on the first floor, along with a shower, and washer/dryer. Basement has a wine-cellar which is specializing in port-wine.
Second floor is home to 3x single bedrooms, 5x double rooms and 2x 4-person rooms making 10 rooms in total, most of which its own bathroom. Each room has custom-made Louiz-seize-style beds, but comes with it’s distinct furniture and accessoire and are aptly named after former clerics and magistrates. The rooms overlook the fjord and the garden, or the courtyard. You can also find a gallery and our very special “red hall” where a grand piano sits in the midst of wonderfully painted murals on the lumberwalls surrounding it.
The mansion has a large secluded garden a very short distance from the fjord and the river Hjalma. Salmon and trout-fishing options in season. A variety of short or long hikes are well within reach and easily accessible. Along the river there is a recently made gravelpath perfect for nearby walks, running of horsebackriding. In the summer you’ll encounter sheep, goats and horses, so mind the gate behind you.
The nearest peak “Naustdalskamben” has a free “open-to-all” cabin on top of it, with a nice view towards the coast and Måløy, Nordfjordeid centre and Hjelmelandsdalen, and a warm place to eat your lunch. Skrivergaarden is an ideal basecamp for adventures and activities which the Nordfjord region are so lucky to offer. Harpefossen and Hjelmelandsdalen is a ten min drive away and has slopes for alpine and cross-country skiing suited to all levels.
Info:
- Phone number (booking): +47 472 85 709
- Contact person email: ingrid@skrivergaarden.no
- Visiting address: Løkjavegen 184 Postal Address: 6773 Nordfjordeid
Attributes
Summer
Pets allowed
Twinbed
Single bed
Sea view
Bus Parking
Close to nature
Non smoking
Bath tub
Hiking trails
24 hours check-in
Coffee/Tea maker
Close to mountains
Countryside
Outdoor parking - free
Valley/river area
Fjord area
Baby cot available
Free Wi-Fi