3-Bed Mountain Cabin Near Trysil & Swedish Border | Year-Round Access | Sold Furnished



Bjønnbekkmora hytteområde 8, 2423 Østby, Norway, Østby (Norway)
3 Bedrooms · 1 Bathrooms · 86m² Floor area
€171,998
Chalet
No parking
3 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
86m²
Garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
Picture yourself waking to frost-kissed pine forests stretching endlessly beyond your window, the morning sun casting golden light across the Bjønnbekkmora valley. Steam rises from your coffee cup as you step onto your private 24-square-meter terrace, already planning whether today calls for cross-country skiing from your doorstep or an afternoon exploring Swedish mountain trails just twelve minutes away. This is the rhythm of life at your Norwegian mountain retreat, where three countries worth of outdoor adventure converge at a single, perfectly positioned property.
Nestled in the tranquil Østby highlands of Innlandet, this 86-square-meter cabin represents something increasingly rare: a fully furnished, move-in-ready mountain home positioned between Norway's celebrated Trysil resort and Sweden's renowned Stöten ski area in Sälen. The 1,000-square-meter leased plot sits in a sun-drenched, wind-sheltered position that maximizes natural light while maintaining the privacy and seclusion that makes Scandinavian cabin culture so restorative. Year-round car access via private road means this isn't just a summer escape but a four-season sanctuary where winter weekends and autumn hiking trips happen on impulse, not just during planned vacations.
The interior reveals thoughtful upgrades that honor traditional Norwegian cabin aesthetics while incorporating modern convenience. Ground floor living spaces flow seamlessly together, with sun-patinated paneling from Feiring Sag creating warmth throughout the living and dining areas. The 2016 kitchen opens directly to these social spaces, making meal preparation a communal activity rather than isolated work. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms provide flexible accommodation for extended family, visiting friends, or rental guests seeking authentic mountain experiences. The third bedroom on the ground floor, alongside a separate toilet and hygiene room, ensures comfortable hosting even when the cabin reaches full capacity.
Bjønnbekkmora's location delivers extraordinary access to Scandinavia's outdoor playground. Winter transforms the landscape into cross-country skiing paradise, with groomed trails accessible directly from the property. Spring brings wildflower meadows and extended daylight for evening hikes through forests coming alive after months of snow. Summer invites long days exploring mountain trails, cycling forest roads, and gathering on the expansive terrace for meals that stretch past midnight under the northern sun. Autumn's brilliant foliage creates some of Norway's most photogenic landscapes, with crisp air perfect for vigorous hiking and wild mushroom foraging.
The strategic position between Norwegian and Swedish recreation areas multiplies your options exponentially. Trysil, just thirty kilometers away, ranks among Scandinavia's largest and most developed ski resorts, offering everything from gentle family slopes to challenging black runs, plus vibrant après-ski culture and year-round activities including mountain biking and summer skiing camps. Cross into Sweden and Stöten's terrain unfolds just twelve minutes from your door, providing completely different mountain character and the novelty of international skiing without airport hassles. Østby center, ten minutes away, supplies everyday necessities, local bakeries, and the authentic small-town Norwegian atmosphere increasingly difficult to find near major resorts.
For international buyers, this property presents compelling advantages beyond the immediate lifestyle appeal. The leasehold arrangement, extending until 2067 with annual fees of just 2,943 NOK, provides long-term security without the capital requirements of freehold mountain property. Municipal fees remain modest at 2,838 NOK annually, keeping ongoing costs predictable and manageable. The furnished sale means you can begin enjoying Norwegian mountain life immediately, with no need for container shipments or furniture hunting in unfamiliar markets. The external storage room solves the equipment challenge that often complicates vacation property ownership, providing secure space for skis, bicycles, hiking gear, and seasonal items.
Norway's vacation rental market has strengthened considerably as travelers seek authentic experiences over resort hotels. This cabin's proximity to major ski areas, combined with its genuine mountain character and modern amenities, positions it well for rental income during high seasons. International guests particularly value properties offering both Norwegian authenticity and practical conveniences like the modern kitchen and multiple bathrooms. The cross-border location appeals to visitors wanting to experience both Norwegian and Swedish mountain culture during single trips, expanding your potential guest base significantly.
The 1987 construction has been maintained and upgraded thoughtfully, with recent improvements including the kitchen installation and ongoing attention to essential systems. The fireplace and wood stove provide both practical heating and the atmospheric centerpiece that defines Nordic cabin evenings. Electricity and running water ensure modern comfort without compromising the retreat atmosphere that makes mountain properties so restorative. The energy rating of D reflects typical performance for mountain cabins of this era and size, with heating costs remaining reasonable given the property's modest square footage and seasonal use patterns.
Owning vacation property in Norway as an international buyer involves straightforward processes, with the country welcoming foreign investment in recreational real estate. Legal structures exist specifically for non-resident ownership, and English-language professional services handle transactions smoothly. Property management companies throughout the region offer services ranging from basic maintenance to full rental management, making absentee ownership practical for buyers unable to visit frequently. The Norwegian real estate market maintains stability compared to more volatile southern European markets, with mountain properties showing consistent demand from both domestic and international buyers.
Key Features:
• 86 square meters across two floors with three flexible bedrooms
• 1,000 square meter leased plot in sun-drenched, sheltered position
• 24 square meter terrace for outdoor living and mountain entertaining
• Recently upgraded kitchen (2016) with open-plan design
• Authentic Norwegian paneling from prestigious Feiring Sag
• Separate hygiene room plus additional toilet for guest convenience
• External storage room for equipment, skis, and seasonal gear
• Direct access to cross-country ski trails from the property
• Year-round car access via maintained private road
• Sold fully furnished and ready for immediate enjoyment
• 10 minutes to Østby center, 30km to Trysil resort
• 12 minutes to Swedish border and Stöten ski area
• Fireplace and wood stove for atmospheric Nordic evenings
• Leasehold extending to 2067 with modest annual fees
• Ample parking and excellent accessibility all seasons
This property offers something profound beyond square meters and amenities: it provides passage into Scandinavian mountain culture, where cabin weekends restore what urban life depletes. It's the base camp for family skiing traditions spanning generations, the gathering place where friendships deepen during long summer evenings, the retreat where you finally finish novels abandoned months earlier. The combination of authentic Norwegian character, strategic location between major recreation areas, and practical international ownership makes this opportunity particularly noteworthy for buyers seeking genuine vacation homes rather than simply investment properties.
Contact Homestra today to arrange your private viewing of this Østby mountain cabin. Whether you envision weekend ski trips, summer hiking adventures, or building a second home lifestyle spanning seasons and years, this property provides the foundation for creating lasting Scandinavian memories. Your Norwegian mountain story begins here.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 3
- Size
- 86m²
- Price per m²
- €2,000
- Garden size
- 1000m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 1
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- Chalet
- Energy label
Unknown
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