Fjellhøyvegen, Jessheim

There are houses that carry stories. Not the ones written in books, but those whispered in the walls, in the steps, and in the light that falls through the windows at dusk. At Fjellhøyvegen 2, in the heart of Jessheim, stands such a house – originally built as a guesthouse and rest home in 1912, designed by the renowned architect Holger Sinding-Larsen, known for his work on Akershus Fortress and the University of Oslo A. In 2018, the house was completely rehabilitated, with respect for its origins and a view towards the future. The same year, the apartment on the third floor was ready – a home that combines historical soul with modern comfort. The apartment is about 40 sqm and contains: • A bedroom with space for a double bed • A bathroom with shower and toilet • Open living room and kitchen solution with westward view • Indoor storage room with good storage space • Access to a covered shared balcony on the south side, with a view that makes the mind wander 🛋️ It is fully equipped with: • Washing machine/dryer • Fridge and freezer • Induction hob with cooker guard • Dishwasher and TV • Possibility for parking space upon agreement 💰 15,000 kr/month, all included (electricity, internet, etc.) 📅 Handover: 1st September Jessheim is not just a city – it is a hub between nature and culture. Here you will find Nordbytjernet, an idyllic lake with a hiking trail and swimming area B, and Jessheimbadet, a modern swimming facility for both relaxation and activity C – both within comfortable walking distance. The forest is nearby, and the center offers shopping, cafés, and cultural venues. 🚆 The train takes you to Oslo in about 35 minutes, and Gardermoen is only 10 minutes away – in case you want to vanish to distant shores, or wait for someone coming home. 🚫 Non-smokers preferred. No pets. Long-term rental desired. 📨 Are you interested? Send a message – but be prepared: this apartment tends to awaken a sense of belonging, as if you were always meant to live here.