Houses For Sale In Stryn - Norway

Step out onto the veranda at Nestun 17 on a July morning and you'll understand immediately why people don't leave Stryn easily. Oppstrynsvatnet stretches out below you, cold and impossibly clear, with the kind of mountain silence that makes city noise feel like a distant bad habit. The glaciers above Stryndalen catch the early light. Coffee in hand, you're already planning whether today belongs to the lake or the trails. Built in 2017 and spread across three well-organized floors, this six-bedroom country home in Veslebygda sits on 852 square meters of private land, 13 kilometers from Stryn town center. At 190 square meters of interior living space, it's generous enough to host a large family or a rotating cast of friends across an entire Norwegian summer—and built to a standard that holds up through the winters too. The main floor is where life happens. The open-plan kitchen and living area is the kind of space that pulls people together without forcing it—long enough for separate conversations, open enough that nobody feels cut off. The kitchen has ample counter and cabinet space, laminate worktops, and integrated appliances including an oven, washing machine, and refrigerator. From the dining area, you walk straight out onto a 17-square-meter veranda, and that's really where meals get eaten when the weather cooperates. The view from up here—across the lake and into the mountain ridges—isn't something you stop noticing after a few days. Two bedrooms and a bathroom round out the main level. Up in the attic loft, two more bedrooms and a lounge area give older kids or guests their own corner of the house. It's the kind of space teenagers claim instantly and adults appreciate for different reasons. Below on the basement ... click here to read more

Alright, thanks for getting in touch. I know you’re busy and want real, practical info when you’re checking out properties—so I’ll do my best to keep it detailed but not sugarcoat stuff. Let me tell you a bit more about this chalet at Tverrfjellsvegen 258 in Stryn. I’ve been lucky to represent properties in plenty of corners of the world, but there’s something about this patch of Norway that always gets people’s attention. If you’re looking for a getaway or a family place—maybe you’re an expat coming in from overseas—this could really be worth your time to take a closer look at. Starting with the property itself: This is a single-level chalet, built originally in 1978 but since has had some pretty good upgrades—not flashy, just honest work. Between 2016 and 2020, the owners did a lot: bigger living space, new bathroom, even some more modern touches. If you’re looking for ‘just move in’ type of place, this fits that, but keep in mind—this is a mountain cabin, so you’ll always have some ongoing upkeep as the nature here can be a bit tough on things! You’d get 97 square meters of living space in the chalet, and you really feel it. Couple that with a corner plot of 340 m², and you’ve got enough outdoor space to enjoy the view but not so much you spend your whole vacation mowing grass. There’s no pool, but the natural ponds and lakes in the area are something else, seriously. One of the best things here is the terrace—75m², which is a lot for a chalet. In summer, most people spend half their time out here, grilling or just sitting with friends. Might have to keep an umbrella ready just in case though, we’ll talk about climate in a minute. Inside, the feel is open and simple. The main living room and kitchen are joined to ... click here to read more