Historisk stuga vid Lærdalselven

Welcome to an architectural gem from 1957, located just 50 meters from the legendary Lærdalselva river. Here you can experience a unique part of Norwegian fishing history, where famous personalities such as Eric Clapton have spent lazy summer days salmon fishing. The original flies on the walls tell their own stories about the river's rich heritage.





Inside, you will find period furnishings that complement the cabin's authentic architecture. The living room offers a magnificent arch with large windows framing the mountain panorama, while Sonos speakers fill the room with the desired atmosphere. The well-thought-out floor plan creates a perfect balance between comfort and historical charm.





The property is secluded in an agricultural area, surrounded by over 20 different varieties of roses in summer. The large breakfast and dinner terrace faces the morning sun, complete with parasols and sun loungers for lazy days. When evening comes, you can gather around the outdoor fireplace and enjoy the warm summer evenings.





From this idyllic base, you can explore the best of Western Norway. Stegastein viewpoint is only 40 minutes away, while the Flåm Railway and Norway's longest zipline await 25 minutes away. For the more energetic, Vettisfossen waterfall beckons with its mighty drop, and in winter there is a short distance to groomed ski trails at Filefjell.