Joachim Lindhjem at Nordvik is pleased to present Kvitåvatnvegen 623! A stylish and modern holiday home from 2011, superbly located with immediate access to the area’s best cross-country trails and just a short distance from the alpine slopes. The property enjoys excellent sunlight conditions and a beautiful view towards Gaustatoppen. The cabin offers a highly functional and social layout, where the living room, dining area, and kitchen form an open and inviting space. Inside, the cabin makes a great impression with large windows, generous ceiling height, a fireplace, and modern material choices. The cabin spans two floors and includes 4 bedrooms, a loft living room, an office, 2 bathrooms, a sauna, and ample storage space. Outside, there is a spacious patio that is partially covered. The outdoor area offers both sun and views! There is also the possibility of building an annex on the property of up to 28 sqm. A viewing time has been set: Saturday [hidden information] from 12:00-15:00. Location: Arrival: From Oslo Airport, it is just under a 4-hour drive (226 km). Gaustablikk boasts 35 slopes, 3 children’s areas, 2 terrain parks, a ski school, ski rental, and a mix of trails suitable for both beginners and advanced skiers. With convenient shuttle access to the alpine slopes and ski-in/ski-out connections to cross-country trails and stunning natural surroundings, you can enjoy nature at its best year-round. For cross-country enthusiasts, Gaustablikk is a complete ski destination. The trails wind through varied terrain, offering everything from short loops to longer routes that take you up to the open mountain plateaus. With a total of 85 km of groomed trails, you’ll find options ranging from a simple 2 km beginner loop to a challenging 23 km high-mountain trek. Many trails also have skate-skiing lanes, and in the evening, you can explore the 3 km floodlit trail. Trails are groomed daily during the season, and you can track the grooming live via the website or on [hidden information] For off-piste adventurers, Gaustatoppen offers thrilling opportunities. In addition to extreme descents directly from Gaustatoppen, there are several impressive runs in Vatnedalen. Gaustatoppen caters to skiers of all levels, offering everything from the easiest descent along the ascent route to more demanding routes along the northern ridge from the tower. The eastern side features seven couloirs of varying difficulty, with an average slope of just under 40 degrees. On great days, you can ski all the way down to Rjukan! For your first visits, we recommend going with someone familiar with the area – they might even guide you down from Ørnenipa. In the summer, the cabin’s lakeside location makes it an ideal year-round destination. Warm-weather activities include swimming, paddling, and fishing in the lake, or renting boats and a floating sauna at Gaustablikk Hotel. Other activities include padel tennis, mini golf, and disc golf. You can also rent bikes, including e-bikes, to explore the mountain trails. The Krossobanen cable car and Solstien trail are popular excursions, providing access to Hardangervidda. After a day in the mountains, unwind at Rjukanbadet, featuring water slides, children’s pools, and a wellness area – fun for the whole family. Gaustatoppen (1,883 meters above sea level) can be reached on foot or via the Gaustabanen funicular. Often referred to as Norway’s most beautiful mountain, Gaustatoppen offers spectacular views – on clear days, you can see one-sixth of Norway. On the way down, you can choose from several trails with varying levels of difficulty. Gausta High Mountain Resort provides excellent business and service amenities. The resort includes two restaurants, a bar, a wellness area, and facilities for renting meeting and conference rooms. Den Lykkelige Sportsmann Guesthouse offers après-ski and dining, while Gaustablikk Ski Resort features a restaurant, après-ski at Loftet, a Sport1 store, a bakery with fresh goods, and extensive ski and bike rental services. On the western side of Gaustablikk, Bygget serves food by both the alpine slope and the cross-country trail. A 20-minute drive brings you to Rjukan, where you’ll find more shops, restaurants, a liquor store, and the popular Rjukanbadet. Purchase Price and Additional Costs: NOK 7,750,000 (Asking Price) Additional Costs: NOK 193,750 (Document fee – 2.5% of purchase price) NOK 260 (Mortgage certificate for buyer) NOK 545 (Registration of mortgage document) NOK 545 (Registration of deed) NOK 19,200 (Homebuyer package