The historical Manor House in Hamnøy Reine Lofoten

Welcome to the Manor House in the calm island of Hamnøy, Reine, Lofoten Islands! The Manor House was built in 1890 and offers a wealth of history. It has four ready-made bedrooms and has an amazing view towards the harbour, mountains and the ocean. Two bathrooms with towels, two living rooms, kitchen with all amenities and terrace. Hamnøy is also a perfect place to see the Northern Lights and the mountains like Reinebringen offer hiking possibilities with amazing views. The space The Manor House is from 1890 and was the main point for everything going on in Hamnøy. There were cabins where the fishermen stayed while they were participating in the great "Lofot-Fishing". There was also a bakery where it was possible to get freshly baked bread, and a small shop (Krambua) where you could get what you needed. The fish was landed at the pier and then exported to Europe and the rest of the world. Stockfish and clipfish were the main products for export. In the beginning the fishing was done from wooden sailboats like "åttring", "fembøring" and smaller boats. After the introduction of motor powered boats around 1920, the sailboats were resigned. You can read more about this when you arrive :-) Guest access You have access to the 4 bedrooms, bathrooms, toilets, kitchen, living rooms, terrace, garden and balconies. There is also parking space next to the house for car and bike.