The Forge House in Ryggeveien Is Up for Sale: Our Cozy Home for Years

The small house at Ryggeveien 39 in Moss — known locally as “Smia” and long recognizable for the sign on its facade that showed the wrong time and date — is now up for sale with an asking price of 3 million Norwegian kroner, Moss Avis reports.

For years, drivers passing along Ryggeveien have seen the incorrect time and date on the sign mounted on the building’s facade. Now the small house has been put up for sale. The house, which goes under the name “Smia,” has now been listed for sale, according to the newspaper’s report, published under the headline «Smia» i Ryggeveien er til salgs: – Her har vi hatt det hjemmekoselig. The report was credited to photographer Jessica Jansson Ramleth and was published at 00:10 on 7 November 2026.

A Landmark on Ryggeveien

Moss Avis notes that many motorists will likely recognize the property from driving past it. The address is Ryggeveien 39, and the building’s nickname, “Smia” — the Forge — has made it a familiar point of reference in the area. The facade sign, which displayed the wrong time and date for years, is the detail the newspaper highlights as the house’s most identifying feature.

The Forge House in Ryggeveien Is Up for Sale: Our Cozy Home for Years
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The Asking Price

The listing carries a price tag of 3 million kroner. Beyond the address, the nickname, the facade sign and the asking price, the source report offers no further details about the property’s size, condition or ownership history. The headline quotes the sellers’ sentiment about leaving the home: Her har vi hatt det hjemmekoselig — “We have had it cozy here at home.”

What the Listing Means Locally

The sale puts one of Ryggeveien’s most recognizable small houses on the Moss housing market. Moss Avis published the report on 7 November, writing that “Smia” is now up for sale. No viewing dates or sale timeline appear in the available reporting.

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