Nørholm

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Nørholm is a historic estate in southern Norway best known as the longtime home of Nobel Prize–winning author Knut Hamsun (born Knut Pedersen).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic estate
manor
alsoKnownAs Nørholmen NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle traditional Norwegian manor style
category Historic farms in Norway
Knut Hamsun NERFINISHED
Manor houses in Norway
continent Europe
country Norway
hasCoordinateLocation approximate: 58.3°N 8.6°E
hasPart farmland
gardens
main manor house
outbuildings
hasUse author residence
farm
heritageDesignation cultural heritage site
languageOfName Norwegian
locatedIn southern Norway NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Agder county NERFINISHED
Grimstad municipality NERFINISHED
locatedNear Grimstad NERFINISHED
Skagerrak coast NERFINISHED
namedAfter local farm name Nørholm
notableFor association with Nobel Prize–winning literature
being longtime home of Knut Hamsun
ownedBy Hamsun family NERFINISHED
Knut Hamsun NERFINISHED
significantEvent residence of Knut Hamsun during major part of his writing career
significantPerson Knut Hamsun NERFINISHED

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Knut Pedersen placeOfDeath Nørholm