1920s Norwegian House with Expansive Grounds and Garden in Sagstua

Located in the serene village of Sagstua, Innlandet, Norway, this distinctive property offers a unique opportunity for those interested in a historical house with substantial potential. Spanning 107 square metres, this 1923-built home sits on an expansive plot of 8209 square metres. The property includes a charming garden, ample parking, and a basement, with the entire area providing a sense of privacy and space. While unfurnished, the house invites personalisation and modernisation, making it a potential investment for those with a vision for restoration or renovation.

The house is arranged over two floors and includes three generously sized bedrooms. The layout, with its spacious living and kitchen areas, reflects a bygone era, offering a peek into mid-20th century design. Although there is no bathroom currently specified, the property features a serviceable extension that could accommodate further enhancements. The unrenovated basement, accessible from outside, provides extra storage potential or the possibility of future development.

The surrounding land offers varied uses, from cultivating a vibrant garden to enjoying the natural landscape that includes a wooded area. Its proximity to Lake Råsen and local natural attractions means that outdoor enthusiasts will find much to appreciate. Good sunlight exposure enhances the garden's appeal and the elevated position offers glimpses of the nearby lake. The property falls under local residency requirements, and while significant upgrades may be needed, this house represents an ideal opportunity for those seeking a project with historical and cultural appeal. For more information, do not hesitate to get in touch.