1970s Cabin with Wood Heating Near Nesbyen's Scenic Trails

Located in the scenic area of Nesbyen, Norway, this cabin offers a unique opportunity at an elevation of 1028 metres, close to the Ausa lake known for its fishing spots. Originally built in 1970 by Oslo Lysverker for their employees, the cabin served as a retreat and remains a classic example of a traditional Norwegian holiday home. With a total area of 90 square metres, the single-storey cabin includes two bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room with a built-in fireplace, a drying room, a storage room, and an outdoor toilet. Despite its modest interior and the lack of installed electricity, the cabin is comfortably heated by wood.

The property sits on a 752 square metre plot, owned outright, with convenient access via a private road. Parking facilities are available, ensuring easy access for residents and guests alike. The cabin's design respects its natural surroundings, making it an ideal base for exploring the nearby skiing trails and outdoor activities that the region is renowned for.

Unfurnished, the cabin invites personalisation and offers potential for those interested in a more rustic living experience or a restoration project. With its strategic location and historical background, this cabin presents a rare real estate opportunity in Norway. For more information or to arrange a viewing, please get in touch.