The dining table and the summer fjord view through the big window.
Winter light in the house.

Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and enough space

The house is from the early 1950s. Back then, sheep in the basement were normal. The basement has since been dug out and everything renewed, but we kept everything that could still bear its weight. Solid, Nordic, lived-in. You can always sleep with the window open and the mountain air in the room — the sheep have moved out, the view stayed.

A bedroom in the house.
The living room.
The kitchen.
“Susanne has thought through every detail — the house was clean, inviting, and has the most spectacular view.”
— TREVOR, WASHINGTON DC · JUNE 2026 · AIRBNB
“So many details thought of. You can tell Susanne puts real love into it.”
— VERONICA · MAY 2025 · AIRBNB
“We have never felt so comfortable in a holiday home.”
— RASHA, GERMANY · DECEMBER 2025 · AIRBNB
“Truly one of the best — if not the best — family holidays with friends we have ever had.”
— JESSE · JULY 2026 · AIRBNB

Equipped for a week, not for a night

This explains how the house is equipped: a kitchen stocked like a home you cook in, not a cabin you camp in. A drying cabinet in the entrance hall that takes boots and shell jackets after a wet day, and beats any tumble dryer. A large freezer for the day the fishing goes well. A desk with screen and keyboard for the one who has to log on. Firewood, board games, books, and two of everything that matters, one per floor.

“We were mightily impressed by how well equipped the house is. The clothes-drying facilities were superb.”

Helen · June 2026 · Airbnb
Pizza by the fire pit outside the house.

Worth knowing

  • Fast Wi-Fi, indoors and out on the grounds
  • Two fully equipped kitchens
  • Dishwasher and washing machine
  • Chest freezer plus kitchen freezer
  • Full-height drying cabinet for clothes and boots
  • A desk with an external monitor, keyboard and mouse
  • Books, board games and a reading corner
  • Type 2 EV charging, free for guests
  • Free parking on the property

The house layout

At a glance

Guests
8
Bedrooms
4
Beds
1 double, 2 queen, 1 bunk
Bathrooms
2, one on each floor
Kitchens
2, both equipped
Size
143 m²
Heating
Underfloor, panel heaters, two fireplaces
Included
Linen and towels, shampoo, conditioner and soap
Check-in
From 16:00, keypad, no host needed
Check-out
Before 11:00

Two bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen and a fireplace on each floor: the house divides naturally in the middle. Two families — or a group of friends — travel well here: apart when the doors close, together when you want to be, over good dinners at the dining table with room for eight and the fjord outside the window.

The reading corner, with the window to the fjord.
“Truly one of the best — if not the best — family holidays with friends we have ever had.”
— JESSE · JULY 2026 · AIRBNB
“Susanne's house was tastefully decorated with everything we needed. It sits beautifully by the sea.”
— ROY · APRIL 2026 · AIRBNB
“If you are researching this place and it happens to be free on your dates — book it now!”
— JOE, PORTLAND · JUNE 2026 · AIRBNB
Through the year

The view from the kitchen window

The same window, different mood.

Room by room

Every room, in order

Bedroom 1

1 queen-size bed

Bedroom 2

Double bed

Bedroom 3

1 queen-size bed

Bedroom 4

Bunk bed – double below, single on top

Bathroom, upper floor

Bathroom with shower and WC

Bathroom, lower floor

Bathroom with shower and WC

Kitchen

Fully equipped – Nespresso

Second kitchen

Lower floor

Dining room

Seats 8 – the window everyone talks about

Living room

Lounge, fireplace, Apple TV

Living room, lower floor

Sofa and chairs, fireplace

Entrance hall

Wardrobes with drying closet for clothes and boots, work desk

Reading corner

Books and board games

The laundry room.

Laundry

Washing machine, drying rack and chest freezer for your catch

Facilities and amenities

Kitchen

  • Induction hob and oven
  • Dishwasher
  • Fridge and freezer
  • Coffee machine
  • Kettle
  • Waffle iron
  • Wine glasses
  • High chair for kids

Family

  • Travel cot
  • High chair
  • Toys
  • Board games

Bedrooms and laundry

  • Bed linen
  • Blackout curtains
  • Wardrobe and chest of drawers
  • Hangers
  • Washing machine
  • Drying closet
  • Drying rack

Heating

  • Fireplace on each floor
  • Underfloor heating on the ground floor and in the entrance
  • Electric heaters in all other rooms

Security

  • Smoke detectors
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid kit
  • Outdoor cameras, for your security

Bathrooms

  • Hand and bath towels
  • Soap, shampoo and conditioner
  • Toilet paper
  • Hairdryer
  • Flat iron

Practical

  • TV with Apple TV
  • High-speed fibre Wi-Fi
  • Office with monitor and keyboard
  • Books and magazines
  • Type 2 EV charger by the door, free for guests
  • Outdoor lights on a manual switch with auto-reset — off for aurora watching
  • Self check-in with code lock, from 16:00; check-out 11:00

The dining-room window

The main dining room has one large window. Dinner with a view, or simply a seat by the glass with a book, watching the weather move across the fjord.

Quick answers

The house, in short

How many people does the house sleep?

Eight, in five beds across four bedrooms: a double, two queens and a bunk bed. Two bedrooms and a bathroom on each floor.

Is the kitchen properly equipped?

There are two fully equipped kitchens, one on each floor, with a dishwasher, a coffee machine and enough pans for two cooks. There is deliberately no microwave — when you are in Lofoten, you have time.

How do we check in?

Self check-in with a code lock, from 16:00 on arrival day. Check-out is 11:00.

Can we work from the house?

There is a desk in the hall with an external monitor, keyboard and mouse — plug in your laptop and you are set. Wi-Fi reaches the grounds.

How is the house heated in winter?

Underfloor heating in the hall and the whole lower floor, panel heaters in every room, new windows, and a fireplace on each floor. Firewood is provided.

Can two families really stay without getting in each other's way?

That is how the house divides: two bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen and a fireplace on each floor, with two entrances. Apart when the doors close, together at the dining table.

What do we do with wet boots and jackets?

The drying cabinet in the entrance hall takes boots and shell jackets after a wet day — gentler than a tumble dryer on Gore-Tex — and there are boot dryers at both entrances.

How would you like the beds made up?

Send us a message about how you want the beds made up, and we will set it up exactly as you like. Linen and towels are included.

Can we charge an electric car?

Yes — a Type 2 charger by the door, free for guests, with free parking on the property.

We fish — is there freezer space?

A chest freezer in the laundry in addition to the kitchen freezer. If you are flying home with your catch, check the current export limits before you pack.

Are the stairs steep?

They are original to the 1950s house — part of its character, and worth knowing about if someone in your group is unsteady on stairs.

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