Priskutt på 5,5 mill. for Bygdøy-luksus

A luxurious apartment in Bygdøy's luxury project on Bygdøy in Oslo has had its price cut by 5.5 million kroner, according to an announcement. The listing originally set the price at 55 million kroner in September, with Jenny Stray Spetalen, the seller, now seeking 49.5 million kroner. The 24-year-old inherited real estate and stock wealth from her father, Øystein Stray Spetalen, following his move to Switzerland earlier this year.

She has since sold portions of her property portfolio, including apartments in Parkveien on Frogner for over 60 million kroner and a cabin in Sandefjord for 31.5 million kroner. Spetalen also inherited a major building on Bygdøynesveien 25 in connection with her father's relocation to Switzerland. Luxury real estate experts consider this property to be one of Norway's most remarkable.

Bygdøy's project consists of 20 apartments in the garden of a former embassy, situated between Bygdønesveien and Admiral Børresens vei in Bygdøy. Spetalen's apartment occupies the top floor of one of the six buildings completed in 2019. In addition to three bedrooms, a 60-square-meter terrace, two parking spaces with direct access from the underground common facility, and access to the so-called English park, the apartment also features a garage.

Real estate broker Thomas Kiligitto at Nordvik has not yet responded to E24 inquiries. The luxury project was once developed by property investor Tore Eiklid in collaboration with Solon Eiendom and designed by renowned Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter. Eiklid secured the 16-acre property for 68 million kroner in 2014, according to the groundwork.

After splitting off the luxury apartment project, the investor retained the approximately 1,200 square meter mansion, which was recently sold for 142 million kroner.