Fritzøehus, Norway's largest private residence, withdrawn from sale

Fritzøehus, Norway’s largest privately owned residence located in Larvik, has been withdrawn from the market. The estate, owned by Michael Stang Treschow, had been listed for sale for several years.

The massive property spans 7,000 square meters and includes 75 rooms and 21 basement rooms. It is situated within a protected park covering nearly 1,700 decares, an area approximately four times the size of Oslo’s Frogner Park.

While the property was previously listed with an asking price of 350 million NOK, real estate experts suggest its current value could be significantly higher. Fredrik Dyve, managing director of Privatmegleren Dyve & Partnere, estimated the unique estate could be worth between 450 million and 500 million NOK.