Appartement mansardé avec poutres apparentes et une hauteur sous plafond de 4 mètres

With over 4 meters of ceiling height, original ceiling beams, and a brick wall dating back to 1896, this loft apartment in Bislett offers a sense of spaciousness and character that sets it apart from a typical city apartment. Nordic natural elements are woven throughout the interior, creating a serene atmosphere.



The living room and kitchen flow seamlessly into one another and are designed to bring people together around the dining table or in the kitchen, which offers views over the rooftops of Oslo. The apartment has two bedrooms and a loft that can also be used for sleeping, providing plenty of flexibility for additional guests.



The apartment is located in Bislett, a quiet neighborhood close to downtown. Frogner Park, the Royal Palace, City Hall, the National Museum, and Aker Brygge are all within walking distance, as are the shopping streets Karl Johan and Bogstadveien.



The neighborhood offers a wide selection of cafes, restaurants, and wine bars. Places like Åpent Bakeri Frydenlund, Fuglen, and Java Oslo are located in the area, and among the restaurants and wine bars you’ll find The Little Wolf, Vinkassen, Roze Gastro, and Bukken Vinbar.