A mountain home with space for family and friends
Mountain Home G4 is part of Laftehovda, a collection of mountain holiday homes in Geilo’s family-friendly Kikut South area. Traditional timber character and open mountain outlooks create a comfortable place to return to after a day outdoors. The two-storey house offers 178.27 m², four bedrooms, four bathrooms and eight beds, with a 923 m² plot giving space around the home. A terrace extends the living experience outside for coffee, summer meals and time in the mountain air. Cross-country trails are described as passing immediately beside the cabin area; confirm the precise connection when visiting.
Bright living spaces, a fireplace and a terrace
A generous entrance hall leads towards the kitchen and dining area, with a technical room that also has its own external entrance. There is space for a substantial dining table and direct access to the terrace, making the layout well suited to leisurely breakfasts and evenings together. The open-plan living room has a fireplace, a high ceiling and large windows that bring daylight and the mountain outlook into the house. Timber finishes add warmth, while the connected kitchen, dining and sitting areas keep the home sociable.
Four bedrooms, two ensuites and your own sauna
The lower-floor main bedroom has an ensuite bathroom and direct terrace access. A second bathroom on this level incorporates the private sauna. Upstairs, a further ensuite bedroom is joined by two additional bedrooms and a shared bathroom, bringing the total to four bedrooms and four bathrooms, including two ensuites. An upstairs TV area provides an additional place for children, a film or a quieter evening away from the principal living room. The supplied accommodation includes eight beds across the two floors.
Traditional timber character and everyday comfort
Contemporary vertical timber panelling is combined with the traditional character of horizontal logs and a turf roof. Oak flooring, a custom-made kitchen and spacious tiled bathrooms create a warm interior suited to its mountain setting. Underfloor heating serves the lower floor and the upstairs bathroom, with wall-mounted panel heaters in the remaining upstairs rooms. Remote heating control allows owners to prepare for their arrival, while a storage room, ski storage and a car charger support repeated visits in every season.
Winter days in Geilo and Kikut
Geilo offers winter activities for different generations and skiing abilities. Alpine slopes are spread across both sides of the valley, with ski-bus connections helping visitors explore the resort. Around Kikut, cross-country skiing offers another way to enjoy the mountain landscape, from shorter outings to longer days across the plateau. Confirm the route from the property, current snow conditions and transport arrangements before travelling; the supplied listing does not describe this home as alpine ski-in, ski-out. Restaurants, mountain walks and time together at home add variety for non-skiers. Nearby Kikutkroa provides a local dining option, while the fireplace and private sauna make a quiet evening indoors appealing too.
A base for the warmer seasons
Longer days bring opportunities for hiking, cycling, fishing and exploring Geilo’s high-mountain surroundings. Family-friendly routes sit alongside more demanding outings, and seasonal activities include a climbing park and zipline. Check availability, local permissions and route suitability for the dates of your visit. The town centre offers shops, restaurants and hotels, with spas and swimming facilities available according to each venue’s arrangements. These are destination amenities, not facilities included with the house. Geilo’s position between Oslo and Bergen also makes it a useful base for wider journeys. At home, the terrace and generous plot provide reasons to return outside the ski season.
Price, inclusions and your viewing
The supplied asking price is NOK 15,950,000. Kitchen and bathroom furniture and household appliances are listed in the specification. Soft furnishings, selected lighting, decorations, tableware and bedroom textiles are optional extras at additional cost. The featured image and property-inspiration photographs are illustrative: agree the exact finishes, included items and final specification before committing. Ask Property Norway to confirm current availability, the floor plan, plot T158 and purchase costs, and to arrange a visit around the spaces and seasonal experiences that matter to your family.
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