Own shoreline on Öjevettern
Äspelund Djupnoret, Storfors, offers invited €128,000 (SEK 1,495,000)
Living area 45 m², plot 1,569 m²
Holiday idyll with its own shoreline on the large lake Öjevettern.
The way there leads through tall trees into a clearing.
Come inside!
A masonry stove warms the living space. Next to it is the dining area.
The kitchenette has an old cast-iron stove and a modern electric cooker.
One bedroom with a view into the forest.
The terrace runs all the way around the house. From here you look out over the water.
Two steps to your own shoreline with a jetty.
The property includes a guest house and a storage shed.
The main house, built in 1964, has no bathroom and no WC. The bathroom with a composting toilet is in the outbuilding. An incinerating toilet is present but not connected.
Heating is electric, supplemented by the stove.
Own well.
Greywater drains into a gravel bed.
Electricity is connected to the main house only, not to the guest house.
No fibre-optic connection; internet via mobile network.
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Renovations according to the seller:
Roof 2014
Insulation and facade 2012
Windows and doors 2008
Electrical installation 2000
Annual running costs according to the seller, based on their own usage habits.
Electricity SEK 4,728
Refuse collection SEK 218
Insurance SEK 118
Property tax SEK 3,713
Viewings
Viewings on 1 October and by arrangement.
Get in touch
By phone: Inga-Nord-Immobilien 0162 4009884
By email gauter@inga-nord.de
We are happy to answer your questions.
Bidding process
Thanks to the favourable exchange rate, we can currently offer you properties at attractive prices. For popular properties, there will be a bidding process after the viewing. The highest bidder usually gets the deal, but the seller alone decides who may buy the property.
Of course, we are also on hand to advise you here.
The location
In eastern Värmland
Storfors, with its shops, is right on your doorstep. Karlstad is a 53-minute drive.
Oslo Gardermoen airport is 3.5 hours away, Gothenburg Landvetter 3.5 hours.
The north-east of Värmland is a dream for individualists. The landscape is shaped by the majestic Klarälven, which carries meltwater from the Norwegian and Swedish mountains south to Lake Vänern. Swimming here is pure refreshment, and there are endless forest lakes to discover. Everywhere you can fish, row, pick mushrooms and berries or meet the wildlife of the north.
You quickly forget that the main roads take you to Karlstad or Oslo in no time, and Gothenburg is only 4 hours away. So there are plenty of ways to arrive here, in the middle of the wilderness, within 1 to 4 hours of the ferry or airport.
