Central spacious 3 bed rooms best fjord view

12 minutes by tram to Oslo central station, 5 minute walk to Ekebergparken. Quiet area with playgrounds, stable and minigolf. Family friendly. Street parking. House from 1917, renovated with modern facilities, 110m2 with 3 bed rooms, and trampoline in the garden. The house has been in our family since it was built in 1916. At the time, there were few houses in the area, so the house has an ideal placement a little back from the road and with a breathtaking view of the Oslofjord. It's a 180 degree view from the Holmenkollen ski jump on one side to the innermost part of the Oslofjord on the other. There are plenty of large windows in the kitchen and living room to let you fully enjoy the surroundings. Our space is on the second floor, with a separate entrance. Everything has been fully redecorated within the last 10 years and has a modern and functional design. Details such as living room table, lightning and kitchen chairs are small design gems. This is mixed with classic furniture that has been in the family for decades to create a welcoming and charming atmosphere. The living room is the natural focus area, with a large, half-circle couch, a 42" TV and an elegant dining table. The magnificent view adds to the spacious atmosphere, making this a perfect relaxing area from early morning to late night evenings. The kitchen extends the living room via a wide door, making access between the two rooms very easy. Much of the outdoor view is also visible from the kitchen, making this a second natural gathering place, especially for breakfast and while cooking. Free WiFi Trampoline Large, green lawn where you can play soccer Baby bed The house is situated in a calm, green area with many nice areas for walking and relaxing. Access is via a dead end road, so there is very little traffic outside the house. Still, it is very close to Oslo city center which you can get to by tram in 12 minutes or by car in 10 minutes. 5 minutes walk from the house is "Ekebergsletta", a large outdoor area which also includes a stable with horses and other animals. The stable is available for everyone and is very popular with small kids. You can find further details on their home page (URL HIDDEN) Next to the stable are also two nice cafes which offer drinks and lunch food. Just next to "Ekebergsletta" is Oslo's newest outdoor sculpture park which exhibits an impressive array of modern art. See (EMAIL HIDDEN) The park also includes a very nice restaurant with a fabulous view and a fascinating history, Ekebergrestauranten and is well worth a visit, either for lunch for dinner: (URL HIDDEN) A 15 minute walk, in the opposite direction, is "Holtet", a small, cozy shopping area which includes one of the very best grocery stores in Oslo, Jacobs ((URL HIDDEN) a popular cafe (URL HIDDEN) and other facilities. Taking the tram in the direction of the city centre, you have a nice, low-cost supermarket at the second stop, "Oslo Hospital". Just across the street from the tram stop is KIWI, a well equipped, cheap super market, open til 11pm every day. 6 minute walk to the tram station Sportsplassen, where trams are passing every 5 minutes. Tram number 18 or 19, It's an 11 minute ride down to the city and the central station. The house is close to the Norway Cup area. The first week of August every year, the world's largest kid soccer tournament takes place on Ekebergsletta and thousands of kids from Norway and abroad gather to have fun and play lots of soccer.