Vil ha 75 millioner for ikonisk «Lompa»-bygård

A historic Oslo farm, known as "Lompa," is being offered for investment at a price of 75 million kroner. The farmhouse, located in Grøndlandsleiret, spans 1,549 square meters across three floors. In the past, the property housed several restaurants and bars, most notably Olympen, which was popularly referred to as "Lompa." However, this restaurant has gone bankrupt multiple times and was recently abandoned.

Currently, the building stands vacant, and the announcement targets investors with the promise of "a rare opportunity to take over a property with a unique market position, strong identity, and one of the capital's most renowned addresses." The sale will be completed by the seller assuming all shares of Grønlandsleiret 15 AS, a company currently owned by real estate company Eiendom Invest AS.

After owner Javed Iqbal left at the beginning of the year, managing director Tariq Mahmood is leading the sale process. Real estate broker Aouss Farhad from Sem & Johnsen anticipates receiving 75 million kroner for the building. Farhad believes the property has strong revenue potential in an area that has experienced significant growth over time.

However, the market will ultimately determine the price. According to the 2025 accounting, Grønlandsleiret 15 generated lease income of 4.8 million kroner in 2025. Already, discussions have begun with multiple interested parties, and Farhad states that the market for commercial real estate is now more selective than in previous years.

Despite the uncertainty about the future use of the building, Farhad maintains optimism that new owners will appreciate the property's history and unique character. The broker expresses confidence that Olympen fits into this category. The seller has no specific plans for the building's future, but hopes that the new owners will recognize and preserve the building's historical significance and cultural heritage.