Bryggerhuset

Bryggerhuset was erected around 1750 and is part of an old farmstead on Lyngør Island on the south coast of Norway. The building used to be an auxiliary store house with a baker oven and a granary. The construction is mainly notched log (laft) with timber panelling outside. The house has features that elevates it above a typical store house from this period. The doors, the ironmongery and the skirtings are well crafted and there are remnants of plaster lining on the inside of the log walls. The renovated building has been provided with a new interior lining, providing the space with services and facilitates for contemporary use