Castle De Viggel

Spacious country house built by architect L. Jaminé in 1895, commissioned by knight Alexander de Borman, attorney des konings in Bergen. The house consists of two parts: the northeast side is the front, and consists of a wide house under gable roof (artificial slate) with two dormers, with a middle risalite with tower-like crowning under high hipped roof (slates). Against the rear façade of this section, a deep house section under gable roof, with round stair tower under needle spire (slates) against the northwest façade, and rectangular extension under flat roof against the middle travee of the rear façade. Against the south-east side façade, a single-storey bay under flat roof, on which a terrace with wrought and cast iron fence, and against which a recent conservatory replaces the original conservatory of the same shape.

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