Cabin at Tyin Filefjell

The plots are sold at fixed prices, so you avoid bidding wars – if multiple parties are interested in the same plot at the start of sales, a draw will be conducted, after which the "first come, first served" principle applies.

Interested buyers contact the broker to arrange a viewing and select a plot. Once you have made your decision, you sign a purchase contract and pay a deposit. Handover of the plot is agreed upon with the seller; the infrastructure must be completed before you can begin construction work on your plot.

The area is zoned for recreational properties with associated infrastructure, meaning that the plots are prepared for construction in accordance with the plans. You can therefore be confident that the necessary public permits for cabin construction in the area are in place.

... and the infrastructure in the area is planned to be developed in 2026. It is estimated that work on roads, water, and electricity to the plots will be completed by summer 2026. This means the plots will be ready for construction around the third quarter of 2026, allowing you to start building your cabin in the autumn of 2026. 

A year-round road will be built to the cabins, along with connections for electricity, water, and sewage for each plot. Electricity to the plot boundary is included in the plot price, while connection fees for public water and sewage are additional and will be invoiced by Vang municipality according to current rates. The infrastructure work will be completed before you take over the plot, ensuring everything is ready for your construction.

The cabin area will have an all-season road that is ploughed in winter, and the water and sewage systems are designed for year-round use (frost protection is ensured). This means you can use the cabin as much in winter as in summer. The area and infrastructure are specifically planned so that cabin owners can enjoy their cabin all year round, whether it's for an Easter ski holiday or lazy summer days in the mountains.

In winter, there is a snow-sure ski resort with five lifts and 14 slopes, in addition to miles of cross-country trails and excellent opportunities for summit tours, snowshoeing, and kiting on the lake. In summer, you can go hiking in Jotunheimen and Skarvheimen, fish in mountain lakes, cycle on trails, pick berries, and much more. The destination also has pleasant eateries (such as Filefjellstuene and Skikaféen), and our partner Tau & Tind organizes activities like guided tours, kite courses, and randonee courses during peak seasons. 

... as long as what you build stays within the framework of the zoning plan (e.g., requirements for ridge height, utilization rate, aesthetics, etc.). There is no building clause that forces you to use a specific cabin supplier. Illustrations in the prospectus are examples only – the final development may vary in number, type of cabins, and placement within the area. You can thus design your dream cabin according to your own wishes (in line with the zoning regulations). Construction on the plot can start as soon as the infrastructure is complete and the plot has been taken over, estimated from autumn 2026. 

... which maintains common infrastructure and amenities in the area. As a buyer, you commit to being a member of the local cabin association, which collectively covers the maintenance of roads, winter ploughing, and the grooming and maintenance of ski trails and hiking paths, among other things. This entails an annual common expense per cabin. The arrangement ensures that the area is always kept in good condition and that everyone contributes to the operation of shared facilities for the benefit of cabin owners.

From Oslo, the drive takes approximately 3 hours and 40 minutes, while from Bergen it takes about 3 hours and 35 minutes. The distance from other regions is also manageable (for example, about 2 hours 35 minutes from Gjøvik). The destination is easily accessible via main road E16, which is kept open all year round, so car access is simple regardless of the season.