The farm
The grounds are very family-friendly, with plenty of room to roam. The farm borders the Strandavassdraget river, with good brown trout, and is a great base for hunting and fishing, mountain hikes, rafting and cycling.
Eenstunet is also an excellent starting point for day trips to Flåm, Bergen and Hardanger, or the classic “Norway in a Nutshell” tour.
The buildings
The buildings on the farm, from the oldest to the youngest.
1500s–1600s
The oldest open-hearth house
Once the farm’s dwelling house; later used for smoking meat and brewing Voss beer.
1665
The house from 1665
Furnished with tables, benches and a hearth. Used today by groups, and for beer and whisky tastings.
1700s–1800s
Bualoftet
The old storehouse, now two apartments with the original log walls preserved.
1870
Gamlastovo
Eight beds in four bedrooms, and a large living room with a wood stove.
1920
Kårhuset
Built for the farm’s retired generation. Today it sleeps ten in five bedrooms.
Map of the farm
The farmyard lies along the road Ænsmoen, with the football-golf course on the slope west of the buildings.
Eenstunet is open from mid-April to mid-September.