Alpine property and mountain living
Mountain Home G4 in Geilo
A welcoming four-bedroom mountain home in Geilo’s Laftehovda area, bringing together traditional timber character, bright open-plan living and a private sauna. With 178.27 m² across two floors and a 923 m² plot, Mountain Home G4 offers space for family holidays, time with friends and relaxed stays in the Norwegian mountains.
Price: NOK 15,950,000
House: 178.27 m² across two floors
Plot: 923 m²
Accommodation: Four bedrooms · eight beds
Bathrooms: Four bathrooms, including two ensuites
Location: Plot T158 · Laftehovda · 3580 Geilo, Norway
Wellness: Private sauna
Outdoor space: Terrace, storage and ski storage
Practical comforts: Remote heating control and car charger
A Norwegian mountain home with room to settle in
Mountain Home G4 sits within Laftehovda, a collection of mountain holiday homes in Geilo’s family-friendly Kikut South area. The setting combines open mountain outlooks with the welcoming character of a Norwegian timber cabin: a place to arrive, put away the skis and enjoy a quieter evening after a day outdoors.
The house is arranged over two floors, with four bedrooms, four bathrooms and eight beds. Its 923 m² plot creates a sense of space around the home, while the terrace adds an outdoor place for coffee, summer meals and time in the mountain air. Cross-country trails are described as running immediately outside the cabin area, making the wider landscape part of everyday holiday life.
Light-filled living, a fireplace and a terrace
The entrance opens into a spacious hallway, with a technical room that also has its own external entrance. From here, the kitchen and dining area provide a natural gathering place, with room for a generous dining table and access to the terrace. It is a practical layout for leisurely breakfasts, cooking together and evenings when everyone returns with a different story from the mountain.
The open-plan living room brings together a fireplace, a high ceiling and large windows that draw light and views into the house. Timber finishes give the space warmth, while the open connection between cooking, dining and sitting areas keeps the home sociable without losing its sense of retreat.
Four bedrooms and flexible space upstairs
The main bedroom sits on the lower level and includes an ensuite bathroom and direct terrace access. A second bathroom on this floor incorporates the sauna, creating an inviting place to unwind before dinner or after a long day on the trails.
Upstairs are a second ensuite bedroom, two further bedrooms and a shared bathroom. An additional TV area offers a quieter space for children, a film or a relaxed evening away from the main living room. The supplied accommodation includes eight beds, giving family and friends a comfortable base across the two floors.
Timber character and everyday comfort
The design combines contemporary vertical timber panelling with the traditional character of horizontal logs and a turf roof. Oak flooring, a custom-made kitchen and generously sized tiled bathrooms support a warm, considered interior that feels appropriate to its mountain setting.
Underfloor heating serves the first floor and the upstairs bathroom, with wall-mounted panel heaters in the other upstairs rooms. Remote heating control helps owners prepare for an arrival, while ski storage, an additional storage room and a car charger take care of useful details that make repeated visits easier.
Geilo in winter
Geilo offers a varied winter experience for different generations and abilities. Alpine skiing is spread across both sides of the valley, with ski-bus connections helping families explore different areas during a stay. Kikut’s mountain surroundings also make cross-country skiing a natural part of a holiday, whether the plan is a gentle outing or a longer route across the plateau.
The appeal extends beyond skiing. Mountain walks, time together at home and a meal in one of Geilo’s restaurants give non-skiers their own reasons to enjoy the trip. Nearby Kikutkroa adds a welcoming local option for food and a change of scene, while the cabin’s fireplace and sauna make staying in just as inviting.
A base for every season
When the snow gives way to longer days, Geilo becomes a base for hiking, cycling, fishing and exploring the high-mountain landscape. Family-friendly paths sit alongside more adventurous outings, while the area’s climbing park, zipline and summer activities create plenty of variety for visiting friends and children.
Geilo’s town centre brings shops, restaurants, hotels, spas and swimming facilities within reach. Its position between Oslo and Bergen makes it a useful starting point for wider Norwegian journeys, as well as a destination to return to in its own right. The terrace and generous plot allow the home to be enjoyed outside the main ski season too.
Price, specification and your private visit
The asking price for Mountain Home G4 is NOK 15,950,000. Kitchen and bathroom furniture and household appliances are listed in the specification. Soft furnishings, selected lighting, décor, tableware and bedroom textiles are optional extras at additional cost. The photographs include illustrative interiors and inspiration images; the exact finishes and included items can be discussed when reviewing the property.
To explore the layout, current availability and the details of plot T158, contact us to arrange a private conversation and a visit to Geilo. We can help you plan a viewing around the spaces, setting and seasonal experiences that matter to your family.
Compare this home with our [ski properties in Norway](/properties/?destination=Norway), or explore the [ski property buying guide](/buying-guide/) before your visit.
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