Main image: The Johannesplassen is on a steep slope towards the sea. Living room and barn under the same roof, and in addition there is a small detached outhouse.
This place was probably built in 1836. Jakob Pedersen and Olina Johannesdtr. were probably the first to live here. After their death, there were some money for the underage children. Ole Richter, as their guardian, deposited money for two of the youngest when the bank first opened, making the 2 boys the first depositors of Inderøy Sparebank.
The last croft people were Johannes Olsen og Lorense Johannesdtr.
When they died, the land was added to the main farm in 1929, but the son Ole continued to pay the leasehold for the farm and kept the childhood home as a holiday home until it burned down in the 1970s. This place was quite big and kept both cow, sheep and pigs.