
Compact
3 bedrooms · Saltdalshytta
For those who want to get out on the rocks as fast as possible. A compact cabin with the essentials in place, and the evening spent on the jetty.
Our seaside tiny house five minutes from the field is in Airbnb’s top 1% — 4.99 stars across 170+ stays. Guests from Germany, the Netherlands and 20+ countries return to Byrknesøy every year. Some decide to stay for good.
20 of 44 plots in phase 1 already sold.
Each package combines the plot, a quality Norwegian cabin from Saltdalshytta delivered and assembled, groundwork and connection to road, water, sewage and power. A private boat berth in the marina can be added for NOK 80,000 — no waiting list.
Prices are in NOK; approximate EUR equivalents (approx., exchange rate varies) will be shown when package prices are confirmed. All-inclusive from approx. NOK 3.4 million: plot, turnkey cabin (guide price, saltdalshytta.no), groundwork, subdivision fee and water/sewage connection; concrete slab may be additional (to be confirmed). The build contract is protected by the Norwegian Construction Act, which gives consumers strong guarantees.
The hard part of owning a cabin 1,500 km from home is not the buying — it is wondering who looks after it. This field is built for remote ownership.
An app-managed caretaker service (NOK 399/month): regular inspections with photo reports, key handling, snow clearing and small repairs. You see your cabin from your phone.
Private berth in the finished marina (NOK 80,000, no waiting list) with floating jetties, wave breakers and a boat hoist. The caretaker can take your boat in and out of the water for the season.
Saltdalshytta delivers the cabin finished, and the caretaker is your local eyes on the site while you are abroad. Road, water, sewage and power are already at the plot boundary.
Shop, café and post office are 5 minutes away at Byrknes — and your caretaker can even do your grocery runs, so you arrive to a stocked fridge. The field is always open: come whenever you like and walk the plots at your own pace.

Gulen is internationally known among sea anglers and divers, and the archipelago outside the field counts more than 1,000 islands, islets and skerries.
Cod, saithe and mackerel right off the jetty, bigger fish in the Sognesjøen. With your own berth you are on the fishing grounds minutes after your morning coffee.
The Gulen dive resort nearby is one of Northern Europe’s best-known cold-water destinations — wrecks, walls and clear water.
A historic trading post with hotel, restaurant, gallery and the annual UTKANT festival — life nearby, when you want it.
Long bright summer evenings, proper autumn storms, mild coastal winters with the occasional northern lights, and an early spring.
The short answer: yes, you can.
Foreigners buy Norwegian holiday property freely — no residency requirement, no permits. Here is what the process actually looks like.
The best fishing spots and sheltered anchoring bays around Byrknesøy, collected by the locals who run the field. Free, by email.
Leave your details and we will send you the prospectus, available plots and package prices. No obligations. Sales are handled by licensed estate agent Atle Seim, Fana Sparebank Eiendom.
We reply within one business day — in English.
Bremnes Ferie & Fritid AS · Brimnes 40, 5970 Byrknesøy, Norway · [email protected] · Robin (owner): +47 930 30 709