Norges største privatbolig ikke lenger til salgs
Den unike eiendommen i Larvik kan være verdt opp mot 500 millioner kroner, ifølge stjernemegler.
Norges largest private home is no longer for sale, according to Michael Stang Treschow, one of Norway's wealthiest individuals. The property, known as Fritzøehus, has been on the market for several years, with its price tag at 350 million kroner. Treschow, who inherited the estate from his family, has owned it for seven generations.
The 7,000 square meter property consists of 75 rooms and 21 cellars, and sits on almost 1,700 acres of land, larger than Frognerparken in Oslo. Treschow's late wife, Mille-Marie Treschow, had lived there until her death by poisoning in 2018. While the current value of the property remains uncertain, experts believe it could be worth between 450 million and 500 million kroner.
Christie's International real estate is handling the sale, but the property was listed for 350 million kroner without any furnishings. Stang Treschow has expressed interest in the estate representing a piece of Norwegian history, suggesting it should be open for public use. Multiple Larvik politicians previously invited the culture minister to visit the property and discuss potential state ownership.
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