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Øyer • Hafjell Mosetertoppen
Asking Price
€3,000,000
Hafjell Mosetertoppen — A beautifully appointed mountain residence offering eight bedrooms, five bathrooms, and three living areas, finished to an exceptional standard throughout.
Situated in Area 9 at Mosetertoppen, this generously proportioned residence combines luxury with practicality across three floors. Eight bedrooms include two master suites with en-suite bathrooms; all feature built-in wardrobes, with several incorporating bespoke beds crafted by a local furniture maker. The layout accommodates large family gatherings with ease, yet remains intimate for smaller parties. The kitchen and living room form the heart of the home — a natural gathering place for meals and conversation. The bespoke kitchen, with its distinctive finish, is fully equipped with Miele appliances including a double wine cabinet.
A refined mountain residence combining exceptional views with luxurious finishes throughout.
The entrance hall sets an immediate impression of quality, with Raw Stone tiled flooring, underfloor heating, and light-toned timber panelling to walls and ceiling. A bespoke bench seat and wardrobe cabinet, crafted by a local artisan, provide elegant storage. Off the hall, a practical utility room with sink and a guest WC complete the arrival space. The WC features floor tiles, timber-panelled walls and ceiling, a wall-hung WC with exposed cistern, and a vanity unit with integrated basin and illuminated mirror.
The living room is both airy and elegant, with floor-to-ceiling glazing rising to the ridge that floods the space with natural light and frames the views beautifully. The high, open ceiling with exposed roof beams emphasises the architectural quality of the space. Timber panelling to walls and ceiling creates warmth and harmony, while contrasting with contemporary details. Extra-wide panel boards and oak parquet flooring reinforce the refined finish. A striking fireplace with motorised raise/lower door serves as the focal point, while an Ochre chandelier (available by separate negotiation) completes the room.
The kitchen and dining area is equally impressive: bespoke smooth-fronted cabinetry in oak, produced by a local furniture maker, with Dekton stone worktops. Integrated appliances comprise refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, two ovens, induction hob, coffee machine, Quooker instant boiling water tap, downdraft extractor, and a double Miele wine cabinet. A large island with seating encourages sociable cooking, while the open-plan dining area accommodates a generous table for entertaining. Large windows maintain the light, airy atmosphere, and doors open to the terrace.
A corridor leads to two master bedrooms, each with en-suite bathroom. These are tastefully finished with timber-panelled walls and ceilings, large windows admitting abundant natural light, and bespoke shelving and wardrobes by a local furniture workshop. Each room comfortably accommodates a double bed.
The en-suite bathrooms combine luxury with a refined, contemporary aesthetic. Walls feature a combination of timber panelling and microcement; ceilings are timber-panelled. Tiled floors incorporate underfloor water heating. Fittings include double vanity units with integrated basins, wall-hung WCs, and glass-enclosed showers. Electric ventilation fans are installed.
An elegant staircase of oak and steel with a glass balustrade connects to the first floor. This architectural feature allows light to flow freely between levels and exemplifies the property's contemporary mountain style.
A spacious loft living room occupies much of this level, enjoying good ceiling height with exposed timber purlins and generous windows that admit abundant daylight. The room currently accommodates four bespoke built-in beds, making it ideal as a TV room or additional sleeping space for family and guests.
The bathroom continues the refined specification: timber panelling and microcement to walls, panelled ceiling, tiled floor with underfloor heating, integrated basin, wall-hung WC, and glass-enclosed shower. An electric ventilation fan is fitted.
Two further bedrooms offer charming, characterful spaces with sloping ceilings, exposed roof purlins, and log walls that emphasise the authentic mountain character. Large windows preserve the views and ensure plentiful natural light. Each room accommodates a double bed.
Three practical storage rooms complete this floor.
This level combines practical functionality with the same high-quality finish found throughout. The staircase arrives at a spacious hallway with direct access to a slate-paved terrace. A bespoke bench with integrated wardrobe provides storage.
Four bedrooms occupy this floor, all finished with timber-panelled walls and ceilings for a warm, natural atmosphere. The principal bedroom accommodates a double bed with built-in wardrobes; the remaining three feature family bunk beds. In total, this floor provides ten sleeping places.
Two bathrooms serve this level. One incorporates a double shower with glass-walled connection to the sauna. The sauna features tiled flooring, knot-free aspen panelling to walls and ceiling, custom-built benches, and an electric heater — ideal for relaxation after a day in the mountains. Both bathrooms are finished with timber panelling and microcement to walls, panelled ceilings, tiled floors with underfloor water heating, double vanity units with integrated basins, wall-hung WCs, and glass shower enclosures. One bathroom also includes a freestanding bathtub.
A generously proportioned living room provides space for both relaxation and entertaining. Warm timber panelling throughout creates an inviting atmosphere. The room accommodates a large sofa grouping and a dining table with bench seating — well suited to family gatherings and informal meals. A kitchenette with refrigerator, sink, and coffee machine allows refreshments to be prepared without returning to the main floor. This makes the lower ground floor a flexible, self-contained space for guests or older children.
The laundry room is equally well appointed, with fitted cabinets, worktop, sink, and plumbing for a washing machine. Tiled flooring with underfloor heating and timber-panelled walls maintain the consistent finish. Substantial shelving and hooks provide organised storage for skis, boots, and outdoor equipment — practical for an active mountain lifestyle. Natural ventilation and good lighting complete the specification.
A technical room and additional storage room are also located on this floor.
Sonos speakers are installed in the mezzanine, kitchen/living room, lower ground living room, and bathrooms. A KNX system provides centralised control of lighting and heating throughout.
The outbuilding is currently configured as a gym. External areas include slate-paved terraces and a jacuzzi.
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A Premier Mountain Setting
This outstanding property occupies an elevated, open position in the sought-after "Utsikten" area of Mosetertoppen, close to both the Skavlen and Mosetertoppen ski stadiums. Directly from the doorstep, ski trails lead into the renowned cross-country network of Øyerfjellet — repeatedly voted among Norway's finest.
Hafjell and Kvitfjell together form Norway's largest alpine ski destination. Mosetertoppen sits at the summit hub, at the top of the Hafjell gondola.
The property enjoys magnificent, sweeping views across the Gudbrandsdalen valley and the surrounding mountain landscape — a place of peace and crisp mountain air. The plot borders the illuminated access trail leading down to the alpine slopes and the cross-country trails into the mountains. In total, 600 km of superbly maintained cross-country trails are accessible from here. Hafjell Alpine Centre offers 30 pistes and 15 lifts, including the gondola serving an impressive 835-metre vertical drop.
The wider Øyerfjellet area provides approximately 250 km of prepared cross-country tracks, connecting Hornsjø, Nordseter, and Sjusjøen.
In summer, Hafjell is an excellent base for hiking and cycling, with beautiful trails into Øyerfjellet and onwards to Sjusjøen and Nordseter. Families are well served by Hunderfossen Adventure Park and Hafjell Bike Park. Lillehammer lies approximately 18 km away; Øyer village is just 4 km, offering supermarkets, a sports shop, Vinmonopolet, restaurants, and local amenities.
The freehold plot extends to 1,498.5 sqm.
Approach from the north side of Hafjell Alpine Centre. Leave the E6 at Lilleputthammer and follow Aaslettvegen to Gamlevegen. Turn left past Nermo Hotel, then right onto the R361. After approximately 1 km, at the final junction before the tunnel, turn right following signs to Mosetertoppen. Pass through the toll station at the foot of Mosetertoppen, continue up Mosetervegen, and turn right beneath the concrete canopy marked "Utsikten". Follow the road to the top; the property is the third from the end on the left-hand side.
Total Usable Area: 392 sqm
The total usable area comprises:
Ground Floor: 148 sqm internal, plus 48 sqm terrace and balcony
First Floor: 87 sqm internal, plus 43 sqm with reduced ceiling height
Lower Ground Floor: 141 sqm internal, plus 48 sqm terrace
Ground Floor: Two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, guest WC, living room, kitchen/dining room, entrance hall, and corridor.
First Floor: Two bedrooms, living room, bathroom, corridors, and three storage rooms.
Lower Ground: Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, sauna, living room with kitchen, laundry room, technical room, corridor, and two storage rooms.
Outbuilding: 16 sqm comprising the outbuilding and an adjacent shed.
Floor plans are indicative only. All areas are taken from the condition report and measured in accordance with NS 3940:2023.
All costs shown in EUR. Norwegian taxes and fees apply regardless of display currency.
Note: This calculation assumes a single mortgage registration and sale at the asking price.
The residence is constructed over three floors, with a cast concrete ground slab at lower ground level. The superstructure employs traditional post-and-log construction with timber frame infill and vertical external cladding. The roof structure features purlin support with a traditional turf covering.
The outbuilding is of log construction on a concrete slab and ring foundation, externally clad with façade slate. Internal walls and ceilings are panelled. The roof is purlin-framed with turf covering. A simple shed is built adjacent on the north side.
This exceptionally well-proportioned residence offers a thoughtful layout across three floors:
Included: All fixed beds and wardrobe cabinets. All integrated kitchen appliances.
Available by separate negotiation: Ceiling lights, Slettvoll furniture, rugs, curtains, wall-mounted shelves, Ochre chandelier, outdoor furniture, and gym equipment (exercise bike, bench, etc.).
The standard NEF fixtures and fittings schedule is appended to the sales particulars and applies unless otherwise stated. Items listed above that are not present at the property are not included.
Included items are transferred without warranty beyond any remaining manufacturer's guarantee. The buyer accepts any marks or holes resulting from the removal of excluded items.
Ground source heat pump with underfloor water heating throughout. Any habitable rooms without a heat source at the time of viewing are not served by a dedicated heat source.
Private driveway parking. An electric vehicle charging point is installed on the external wall adjacent to the entrance.
Electricity consumption will vary with occupancy and usage. Insurance and utility costs depend on provider and tariff selection.
Additional costs such as television and alarm services are not included in the above.
Road: Private | Water: Mains | Drainage: Mains
Issued 24 January 2023.
Assessed value (2023 tax year): NOK 8,400,000
An energy certificate has been issued and is appended to the sales particulars.
The municipality holds a statutory lien securing payment of municipal charges. This lien arises by operation of law, is not registered, and transfers with the property. Registered declarations may exist granting the municipality rights to maintain water and sewage infrastructure; such declarations transfer with the property.
The following registered easement transfers with the title:
Reference 1031975, registered 21 September 2017: Mandatory membership of the residents'/homeowners' association.
Copies of all registered encumbrances are available upon request. Any mortgage registered by the buyer's lender will rank after these existing entries. For easements predating the subdivision or affecting the parent property, reference should be made to the original title.
The seller confirms no known pest issues.
There are no restrictions on letting the property.
The buyer must sign a self-declaration of exemption from concession. There are no allodial rights attached to the property.
By arrangement. Indicate desired handover date when submitting a bid.
The seller has taken out property seller's insurance, and interested parties are encouraged to review the seller's self-declaration before submitting a bid on the property.
Until handover, the property will be insured by the seller. It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that the property is fully insured after handover.
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