US EditionBuilt a Unique Multi-Generational Home with His Parents: – There Have Been so Many Visitors that We Should Have Charged an Entrance Fee
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AftenpostenWhen Marte Schønning Sture (39) and Thomas Nesheim (45) were building their first house, the couple had a bright idea. Today, three generations live together in one of Tønsberg's most colorful multi-generational homes.
When Marte Schønning Sture (39) and Thomas Nesheim (45) were building their first house, the couple had a bright idea. Today, three generations live together in one of Tønsberg's most colorful multi-generational homes.
When Marte Schønning Sture (39) and Thomas Nesheim (45) were building their first house, the couple had a bright idea. Today, three generations live together in one of Tønsberg's most colorful multi-generational homes.
When Marte Schønning Sture (39) and Thomas Nesheim (45) were building their first house, the couple had a bright idea. Today, three generations live together in one of Tønsberg's most colorful multi-generational homes.
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