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Akershus

Gjerdrum New Vicarage, Ask

Gjerdrum New Vicarage is located in the municipal centre of Ask.

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Agder

Gjerstad Vicarage Residence

Gjerstad parsonage in Aust-Agder was built in 1895, the same year that the old parsonage from the 1700s was demolished, where the mathematician Niels Henrik Abel (1802-1829) grew up. A memorial stone commemorating the mathematical genius has been erected in the parsonage garden by the church. Three buildings were protected by the Directorate for Cultural Heritage in 1991.

Vestland

Gloppen Vicarage, Vereide

The vicarage at Vereide in Gloppen Municipality is located approximately 200 metres northeast of Vereide Church and was formerly known as Indre Vereide Vicarage. It has been known as the largest vicarage in the diocese, both in terms of area and crops. The main house at the Vereide farm was built in 1782, as evidenced by the decorative gable above the main door. The residence was restored in 1839 and 1904, and has been upgraded prior to changes of vicars and for letting.

Buskerud

Gol Rectory

Gol Rectory was built in 1914 and has one and a half storeys. To the north is the veranda, which serves as the entrance. Einar Høyer and his family were the first parish priest to move in. The residence has hosted numerous parish council meetings, priests' meetings, association meetings, staff meetings, men's meetings and meetings of the Golreppen women's association. In the past, it was customary to hold Christmas tree parties at the rectory and Advent gatherings for the confirmands.

Inland

Gran Vicarage

The vicarage was built in 1978 based on architect Inge Prestkvern’s drawings. The residence serves as the rural dean’s residence for Land Deanery, in Hadeland. The complex has a visual proximity to the sister churches at Granavollen and was built as the third in a row of known vicarages on the property. The present vicarage is connected to the Stone House through an intermediate building.

Møre og Romsdal

Grytten Vicarage

Grytten Vicarage near Åndalsnes was built in 1947 after the previous one burned down. Parish priest Jørgen Rangnes commissioned architect H.W. Rohde to design a new vicarage. The application was approved in 1947, and the drawings show that the residence was to include spacious living quarters for the priest, as well as an office, waiting room, and archive room with a fireproof vault.

Rogaland

Hå parsonage, Nærbø

The Hå parsonage at Skjærpe in Nærbø municipality was built in 1918, based on plans by the architect Johannes Th. Westbye from Stavanger. The parsonage is not protected as the old Hå rectory is, but is classified in protection category B in the Cultural Heritage Protection Plan of Hå municipality.

Nordland

Hauan Clergy Residence, Fauske

Hauan Clergy Residence was built in 1979

Vestfold

Hedrum Vicarage

Hedrum Vicarage is located on the east side of the Numedalslågen River, around 100 metres from Hedrum Church. The vicarage consists of a farmyard with three listed buildings.

Møre og Romsdal

Hjørundfjord Parsonage, Sæbø

Hjørundfjord parsonage is located in the municipality of Ørsta, not far from the ferry quay at Sæbø. Sources tell us that the old parsonage had become as dilapidated as the church. Thus, the period between 1868 and 1880 saw extensive building activity in Hjørundfjord, as a new parsonage from 1868 and a new church from 1880 were constructed.

Ostfold

Hobøl Clergy Residence

Hobøl vicarage is located right next to Hobøl Church in Indre Østfold Municipality. For a long time, it has been a hub and a church site. The name Hobøl is derived from "Ho bøli", meaning dwelling on a height. The building is composite. The oldest part dates from 1731, while the eastern part was rebuilt in 1822 following a fire. The elongated vicarage courtyard has several buildings, each bearing its own history. The former tenant farmer's residence from 1905 received the Building Tradition Award after Allstad rehabilitated the entire building in 2014. An old summerhouse stands across from the large farm building, which constitutes a local agricultural museum.

Vestfold

Hof Vicarage in Vestfold

Brenna was the farm's original name, before it officially became a vicarage. The name Brenna is also associated with the cotter's holdings. The main building was erected in 1889 and is a half-storey, half-timbered log building. The two-storey storehouse was probably built in 1902. As a vicarage complex, Hof Vicarage is considered to be of great significance due to its location in relation to the church and the old route. The farm's history can be traced far back.

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