#555 Kvitsøy fishinglodge

This picturesque fishing lodge is built partially on poles above the sea. The floorboards allows the sea in and out in the case of extremely high tides. There even is a hatch in the floor to look down in the sea. The downstairs living room has a stainless steel sink for gutting fish.

Downstairs is a living room, bathroom and two bedrooms. Upstairs is a combined kitchen and living room. There is also a bathroom, a bedroom and a loft. The loft sleeps 2 people. The living room has a panorama window to the sea. Outdoor space is limited to the quay and a small sitting area next to the house. The boats are just a few metres away.

The owner has 2 boats with inboard diesel engines for rent. One of 18 feet and one of 22 feet.

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village

AMSL 2 m

neighbours 5m

pets allowed

road/parking 10m

ski tow: 90km

equestrian sports: 2km

riding possibility: 2km

railway station: 10km

ferry pier: 2km

police station: 10km

golf course: 8km

tennis court: 8km

playground: 1km

motorboat/size: 18 and 22 feet

Additional rent

max. no. of people: 6 and 8

canoe on demand

parking space 1

terrace/ sqm: 24

barbeque

satellite disc

TV-set no:1

garden furniture

seats: 8

electric heating

sea/ocean view

cell phone coverage

quay 24 sqm

linen included

towels included

electric hotplate

electric oven

kitchen ventilator

microwave oven

combination fridge

freezer

vacuum cleaner

Activities

Kvitsøy is not only for fishermen. You can stroll around and look at the farming and the birds, or take the boat to one of the 365 small islands that Kvitsøy consists of.

The view of Leiasundet is magnificent. Kvitsøy boasts the oldest carved stone cross in Norway, it has a lobster museum a lighthouse and an old church. A guide can be hired on demand. The nice little ferry trip to the mainland makes Kvitsøy a good starting point for trips to Stavanger and Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), and other interesting places in the area.

You can be in Stavanger in less than an hour. The trip to the parking at Pulpit rock takes less than 2,5 hours. From there there is a 2-hour walk.

Kvitsøy is a small community nice for children due to very limited car traffic. However, in this house little children should wear a lifevest at all times.

Links:

http://www.kvitsoy.kommune.no