The former farm house that still stands is a stately stone house in the style of a castle, and is commonly known as Kastalinn. It was originally built for Sigurð Þórðarson, the trading company manager of the Kaupfélag Nauteyrarhrepps, in 1929. The building had six bedrooms, running water, a balcony, a water toilet, tiles decorated the floor and marble that was specially ordered from Italy for the stairs. The house was mostly abandoned in 1966. Some efforts at renovation have been started.