Renovation Project: 1878 House with 6,7 Ha Land One Hour from Oslo for $106,000

Surrounded by open fields and a traditional agricultural landscape, this historic farm property in Lunner offers generous grounds, several buildings, and considerable renovation potential.

The freehold property dates from 1878 and occupies an owned plot of 67,184 square meters. A lot of ground for a property just one hour north of the capital city of Oslo.

Despite its peaceful countryside setting, the farm is conveniently located. Lunner Station is about four minutes away by car, while Lunner Primary School is about six minutes away.

The farmhouse extends across two main floors, with an additional basement and attic. Its internal usable area measures 186 square meters and includes four rooms, three of which are bedrooms.

On the ground floor, the accommodation is arranged around a living room, a separate kitchen, a bathroom and a toilet. The upper floor contains three bedrooms connected by a hallway.

Both the attic and crawl space provide useful storage, while the additional outbuildings contribute to the property’s character and potential. These structures could support agricultural use, storage or future projects, subject to their condition and any necessary permissions.

The substantial landholding includes fully cultivated farmland, productive forest and pasture. This varied landscape makes the property particularly interesting for buyers looking to establish a small farm, keep animals, grow crops or simply enjoy a private rural setting with plenty of space.

The farmhouse currently requires complete rehabilitation and is considered uninhabitable in its present condition.

This is therefore a significant renovation project rather than a move-in-ready home. However, its 19th-century origins, traditional farm setting, and large parcel of owned land provide a strong foundation for someone prepared to restore the property.

The property is listed for sale at DNB Eiendom.