The large log house is located high and airy, with a view of Røros.

Title: The large house is located high and airy with views over all of Røros
 On a small hill, where the wind catches the turf roof and where the sky opens up in a pattern of drifting clouds, the Great House towers as a silent witness to centuries of life and work in Røros. The dark, weathered timber walls bear the marks of generations, while the white windows — framed by red frames — shine like small flashes of warmth amidst the austere beauty of the old mountain town.
 The house stands as an anchor between past and present, high enough to offer a view over the rooftops, streets and history below. Around it, small paths cut through grass and gravel, natural lines that connect the house to the landscape and to the people who have walked here before. The clear autumn air highlights details in the woodwork, the stonework and the carefully preserved colours that give the Great House its characteristic expression.
 This is a place where time passes more slowly, where silence is allowed to fill the room, and where the old walls still whisper about everyday life, toil and community. A Røros motif that both uplifts and calms — a tribute to a vibrant, historic village.