Vor einiger Zeit über diese Schönheit vorbeigefahren und fragte sich, ob Menschen diese „Häuser“ tatsächlich besitzen oder ob sie jetzt nur Teil der Natur geworden sind?
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Von FallingChocolate
Vor einiger Zeit über diese Schönheit vorbeigefahren und fragte sich, ob Menschen diese „Häuser“ tatsächlich besitzen oder ob sie jetzt nur Teil der Natur geworden sind?
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Von FallingChocolate
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That building is derelict.
This is how most norwegians live, with nature growing inside and on top of our houses.
But really, many properties like these are just derelict houses on land/fields like these that people own. I have a friend who rents out his field to a neighboring farmer, there’s a small, old house which looks like this on the field where his grandparents used to live. He can tear it down, but won’t put up anything new there since he doesn’t live there.
Yes, the property is/was owned by Nils Nilstad (born in 1921, so maybe someone else has inherited it)
Yes. But a typical story here could be it belong to someone who moved out of the area a generation ago and has been used as hytte by the family and has been inherited by someone who has no interest in the place as a dwelling. Don’t worry they will happily sell you the “opportunity” to build a new place. Typically though people place an enormous value on intangibles like “opportunity” the price will be hilarious.