BesteFarHuset

About BesteFarHuset

Tone and Øyvind Høglien own and run the place. It was Tone's grandfather who lived here while she was growing up, hence the name BesteFarHuset. In the stabbur (traditional storehouse on stilts) Tone's family ran a farm shop in the 90s, where they only had homemade things. In 2012 Tone started up the farm shop again. There was also demand for catering, so they converted the barn into a function venue. It is used to receive groups, associations, companies, and for celebrations such as confirmations, weddings and anniversaries. In addition, from the autumn of 2024 there will be a brand new and very special cafe. The opening hours will be published in advance on the website. In the farm shop there is, among other things, local food, our own honey, some homemade things and bought-in goods. Øyvind is a carpenter and takes on jobs with everything from furniture to Swiss-style ornamental woodwork, if he has the time.. As people, Tone and Øyvind care about thrift and old traditions, and are very proud of their village. On the farm they have renovated the main house from 1877, and came 2nd in the "Norges vakreste hjem" (Norway's most beautiful home) competition in 2010. There is a lot of soul and love in old things. Repairing and looking after things instead of throwing them away is something they are passionate about. It gives a good feeling in many ways. In 2017 they had a large film crew on the farm, where Tine Meieri's big production "Fjøsnissen" was filmed on the farm with Gard Eidsvoll as actor and Aksel Hennie as director. So in a way, a little bit of "Fjøsnissen" comes from BesteFarHuset. Welcome to the cultural village of Blaker and BesteFarHuset, and get a little "top-up of joy". Feel free to send an enquiry to post@bestefarhuset.no or call Tone for a chat on tel. 952 45 224 for catering, guided tours and so on.

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