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The house went up in the early 1950s, built by a family who lived the old Lofoten arithmetic: a few rows of potatoes and other vegetables, sheep for the household, and the sea for the rest. The sheep lived on the lower floor — this was normal then — until the barn was built for them. The boathouse came in the seventies, for the boat and the gear.
We spent two years looking for this place, and when we found it we rebuilt all three buildings into the home we had dreamed of. The cellar was dug out by hand to gain full ceiling height; the wiring, plumbing, windows, chimneys, fireplaces, bathrooms, kitchens and furniture are new — and everything original that could carry its weight, we kept, because a house like this should feel like what it is: solid, Nordic, and lived in. Whatever the season, you sleep with the window open and mountain air in the room.
“Susanne has thought through every detail — the house was clean, inviting, and has the most spectacular view.”
“So many details thought of. You can tell Susanne puts real love into it.”
“We have never felt so comfortable in a holiday home.”
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.
Worth knowing
- Fast Wi-Fi, indoors and out on the grounds
- Two fully equipped kitchens
- Dishwasher and washing machine
- Chest freezer plus kitchen freezer
- Boot dryers at both entrances
- A desk with an external monitor and webcam
- Books, board games and a reading corner
- Type 2 EV charging, free for guests
- Free parking on the property
“We were mightily impressed by how well equipped the house is. The clothes-drying facilities were superb.”
“So many details thought of — oil, hairdryer, waffle iron, towels, coffee, books and games.”
“There was even a waffle iron :-)”
How the house is laid out
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.
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
- Check-in
- From 16:00, keypad, no host needed
- Check-out
- Before 11:00
“Truly one of the best — if not the best — family holidays with friends we have ever had.”
“Susanne's house was tastefully decorated with everything we needed. It sits beautifully by the sea.”
“If you are researching this place and it happens to be free on your dates — book it now!”
From the kitchen window
The same window, across the seasons. Doing the dishes here is not the chore it is at home.





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The dining-room window
Dinner here comes with the boathouse, the beach and the fjord below the window — February snow to summer green, from the same chairs.










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Every room, in order
Swipe or use the arrows for more photographs of each room. Numbered so you can point at one when you ask us a question about it.







Bedroom 1
1 double bed · 7 photos
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Bedroom 2
1 queen bed · 6 photos







Bedroom 3
1 queen bed · lower floor · 7 photos
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Bedroom 4
1 bunk bed · lower floor · 7 photos
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Bathroom, upper floor
Shared by bedrooms 1 and 2 · 13 photos
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Bathroom, lower floor
Shared by bedrooms 3 and 4 · 8 photos
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Kitchen
Fully equipped · Nespresso · 11 photos
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Second kitchen
Lower floor






















Dining room
Seats eight · the window everyone talks about · 22 photos
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Living room
Fireplace · Apple TV · 12 photos
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Living room, lower floor
Second fireplace · 5 photos
















Entrance hall
Wardrobes · bench · boot dryers · work desk · 16 photos
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Reading corner
Books · board games · globe · 2 photos


Laundry
Machine · drying rack · chest freezer for your catch · 2 photos
What the house comes with
The short version: equipped for a week, not for a night. The full list of 55 amenities is on the Airbnb listing — these are the ones guests actually ask about.
Kitchen & dining
- Two fully equipped kitchens, one per floor
- Dishwasher, coffee machine, waffle iron
- Chest freezer plus kitchen freezer — guests who fish use them
- High chair for the smallest guests
- Dining table by the window everyone talks about
- No microwave, deliberately — when you are in Lofoten, you have time
Sleeping & bathing
- Four bedrooms: a double, two queens, a bunk bed
- A bathroom on each floor
- Beds made up before arrival — message us how you want them arranged
- Fireplace on each floor, panel heaters in every room
- Underfloor heating in the hall and the whole lower floor
Weather & gear
- Full-height drying cabinet in the hall — takes shell jackets and boots
- Boot dryers at both entrances
- Washing machine and drying rack in the laundry room
- Outdoor lights on a manual switch with auto-reset — off for aurora watching, on again for the next arrival
Work & play
- Fast Wi-Fi, indoors and out on the grounds
- Desk with external monitor, keyboard, mouse and webcam
- Apple TV, books, board games, a globe, a reading corner
Outdoors
- Private sand beach, starting where the garden ends
- Sauna in the boathouse, with its own shower
- Dock with an outdoor kitchen
- Two fire pits and a roofed fire shelter
- Benches on the hill behind the house, placed for the sky
Arriving & parking
- Self check-in with a code lock — from 16:00, check-out 11:00
- Type 2 EV charger by the door, free for guests
- Free parking on the property
- Outdoor security cameras on the exterior, for everyone's safety
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, mouse and webcam — 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.
Ready to look at dates?
The calendar is the same one we use on every channel, so what you see here is what is actually free.