The buildings belonging to the parsonage were appraised in 1798. The valuation listed a total of 21 buildings, 14 of which were located in the farmyard. Additionally, there were four boathouses and storage buildings by Hamnnessjøen and one boathouse in Smevigen, both locations on Tranøya itself. The farm also had two summer pastures on Senja, located at Revsnes and "Møchelnæsset." By the courtyard stood several residential houses, storage buildings, and barns, including a relatively new main building, an old building used as an office and for children, a servant's quarters, a cookhouse, a smithy, two storehouses, a stable, cowsheds for cattle and sheep, and several barns.