Skaugum is a royal estate and manor house in Asker, Norway, about 19 kilometers southwest of Oslo, that serves as the official residence of the Norwegian crown prince's family. The property sits at the foot of the Skaugumsasen ridge and comprises roughly 48 hectares of farmland together with 50 hectares of woodland.
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Manor
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Asker, Norway
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1932
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Skaugum is an estate, manor house and the official residence of King Haakon VIII and his wife, Queen Mette-Marit.
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The new building was also built of stone to avoid future fires.
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