Welcome to Fyrieggvegen 161 – a premium mountain cabin that blends architectural elegance with exceptional comfort and location. Built in 2017 to the highest standards, this three-level retreat offers a rare combination of refined craftsmanship, smart technology, and direct access to the slopes of Gaustablikk.

Key Features
4 spacious bedrooms
2 modern bathrooms
2 living rooms – main lounge with fireplace and loft lounge with balcony
Custom-designed kitchen with solid wood cabinetry and high-end appliances
Sauna with rapid heating system
Smart home controls, waterborne underfloor heating, and air-to-water heat pump
Garage with EV charger, water supply, and ski maintenance area
Hidden wiring for sound system, camera surveillance, and industrial-grade fire alarm

Location & Lifestyle
Situated just meters from the ski slope, this property offers true ski-in/ski-out convenience. Enjoy full-day sun exposure and breathtaking views of Gaustatoppen and Hardangervidda. In winter, the area is a paradise for alpine and cross-country skiing. In summer, it transforms into a haven for hiking, biking, and serene mountain living.

Interior Highlights
The main living room features large windows, a stone-clad fireplace, and oak flooring, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The loft lounge provides a cozy retreat with balcony access. Bedrooms are generously sized with ample storage and network access. Bathrooms are elegantly tiled with premium fixtures and thoughtful details.

Wellness & Utility
The sauna heats to 230°C in minutes, offering a luxurious post-ski experience. A fully equipped laundry room and multiple storage areas ensure practical living. The garage includes a ski prep station and drainage for melting snow.

Gaustabanen – Europe’s Hidden Alpine Treasure
What truly sets Gausta apart from other European ski destinations is Gaustabanen – a remarkable funicular railway built inside Gaustatoppen. In just 15 minutes, it carries you from the base of the mountain to nearly 1,800 meters above sea level. From here, skiers can enjoy world class off piste runs: either descending directly back into the Gausta ski resort, or following the legendary Olympic/World Championship trail all the way down to the historic town of Rjukan. This unique access makes Gausta one of Scandinavia’s most spectacular ski destinations – combining 37 groomed slopes and family friendly facilities with thrilling freeride terrain rarely found outside the Alps. On clear days, the summit offers panoramic views covering one sixth of Norway. Adding to its prestige, the surrounding region of Rjukan–Notodden is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized for its industrial history and dramatic natural setting. This blend of cultural heritage, breathtaking scenery, and exclusive ski access makes Gausta a truly rare opportunity for international buyers seeking both lifestyle and investment value.

How to Get There
Fyrieggvegen 161 is located in the heart of Telemark, Norway, with direct access to the slopes of Gaustablikk. Whether you’re arriving by car, bus, or plane, getting here is straightforward and scenic.

By Car
Gaustablikk is approximately:
2.5 hours (183 km) from Oslo
4.5 hours (290 km) from Kristiansand
5 hours (300 km) from Haugesund
6 hours (370 km) from Bergen
5.5 hours (440 km) from Gothenburg, Sweden

The recommended route is via County Road 37 (FV 37) through Rjukan. Note that FV 651 via Tuddal is closed during winter months due to snow conditions.

By Bus or Train
Daily express buses run from Oslo to Rjukan, with transfers at Notodden. You can also take the train to Notodden and continue by bus. The final leg to Gaustablikk can be completed by Fjellbussen (seasonal mountain shuttle) or taxi.

By plane
Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL) is the nearest international airport, located about 225 km from Gaustablikk. From here, you can rent a car (approx. 3.5 hours drive) or take a bus via Oslo and Notodden.
Sandefjord Airport Torp (TRF) is about 180 km away, with train and bus connections to Rjukan (multiple transfers).