A 1920s Home with a Separate Apartment on Norway’s West Coast – $279,000

Set directly by the sea in the heart of Selje, this substantial detached home from 1925 offers a truly rare opportunity: an idyllic first-row coastal location combined with generous outdoor space and sweeping westward views.

Positioned on a large west-facing plot, the property enjoys excellent sun conditions throughout the day and delivers unforgettable sunsets as the sun sinks straight into the ocean.

From the house, it is an easy walk to Selje’s village center, where you will find everyday amenities such as a school, kindergarten, shops, and a hairdresser.

The surrounding area is known for its dramatic coastline and scenic hiking terrain, making Selje a particularly attractive place for those who appreciate outdoor life, fresh sea air, and nature right outside the door.

The house is thoughtfully arranged across three main levels, offering flexibility for family living, guest use, or extended use. The ground floor features a hall with a staircase, a hallway, a kitchen, a living room, a bedroom, and three practical storage rooms, well-suited for a separate apartment or guest accommodation.

The main floor welcomes you with an entrance hall and stairwell, a kitchen, two living rooms with ample space for both everyday living and entertaining, a library, and two storage rooms. Large windows frame the sea and landscape, allowing light and views to define the interior atmosphere.

The top level comprises a hall with stairs, three bedrooms, and a combined bathroom and laundry room. In addition, the attic is cold, providing extra storage space.

Selje is a coastal village in Vestland on the southwestern edge of the Stadlandet peninsula. The village sits at the entrance to Moldefjorden, approximately 17 km northeast of Måløy and about 65 km southwest of Ålesund. Its location along the rugged west coast of Norway is renowned for dramatic scenery, maritime heritage, and strong natural character.

The house is listed for sale at EiendomsMegler Sogn og Fjordane.