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This is what Mattern-Bua looked like in 1909, it obviously has a long history.  The sea-house has been used for herring-salting, repairing of fishing-nets, baiting of fishing-lines, wash-house, bakery, guest-house, and many other alternative uses throughout the years.

So now the Mattern-Bua has been restored as a guest-house for tourists, and we hope that both Mattern-Bua and our guests will look forward to spending a Holiday here at this lovely sea-house!		  
   
   
         
 

Here you see some pictures of the exterior and the interior of the sea-house. 

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Mattern-Bua

Mattern-Bua viewed from the north, approached by boat.

A view of the sea-house from the north.

A view of Mattern-Bua from the west, showing the patio.

The patio on the south-side of the sea-house.

The livingroom.

Other part of the livingroom.

Other part of the livingroom.

The kitchen area.

Bedroom on the ground floor

Shower-room & toilet on the ground floor, containing a washing-machine and tumble-dryer.

Utility room with deep freezer and sink.

Bedroom on the 1. floor facing east, with plenty of room for extra matrasses on both sides of the bed.

Bedroom on the 1. floor facing west, showing the door out to the veranda. In this bedroom there is also plenty of room for extra matrasses.

On the 1. floor there is a toilet with sink.

Plenty of room for storage of luggage or extra matrasses.

Here is the first two visitors of the Mattern-Bua this year (2005), they seem to have had an enjoyable stay!