Cheap houses for sale in Innlandet, Norway

Innlandet is Norway's only county without a coastline. Formed in 2020 from the old counties of Hedmark and Oppland, it covers big forests, long valleys, lakes such as Mjøsa and Randsfjorden, and mountain areas that include part of Jotunheimen. Trysil, near the Swedish border, is one of Norway's best-known ski resorts; the area around Dokka and Nordre Land is quieter farm and lake country.

Houses in rural Innlandet can be very affordable by Norwegian standards. On Cheapaco you find smallholdings with many hectares of land and houses with their own shoreline on a lake. Many were built in the mid-20th century and have barns, garages or annexes on the plot.

Large plots and farms in Norway can trigger the concession rules: a buyer may need permission from the municipality, and some properties come with an obligation to live there. Check this with the broker before you bid, because bids in Norway are binding once accepted. Our guide to buying a house in Norway as a foreigner explains concession, residence obligations and the document duty, with links to Kartverket and the Norwegian Agriculture Agency.