Compact 50 m2
A smaller finished home for cabin use, first home buyers, or compact year-round living.
- 50 m2
- 1-2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
From 1 290 000 krLearn more
The 60-Day Dream Home: Fixed-Price Move-In Solution
No groundwork surprises. Premium Scandinavian quality at a price that won't change after you sign.
5-year guarantee
1-month production*
Roof, windows, and exterior doors included
Plumbing and electricity included
Popular house models
Family 80 m2
An efficient family home with an open living and kitchen layout and a practical plan.
- 80 m2
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
From 2 190 000 krLearn more
Family 100 m2
A practical family home with a strong layout and room for everyday life.
- 100 m2
- 3-4 bedrooms
- 1-2 bathrooms
From 2 190 000 krLearn more
See it in action
House production
Interior walkthrough
Exterior walkthrough
Delivery and crane work
Unloading and crane setup
Installation on site
Process
From model choice to handover
Choose model
Find the house that fits your land, budget, and needs.
Get estimate
We show house price and cost points that must be clarified.
Check land
Foundation, shipping, and local requirements are reviewed early.
Plan delivery
Documents, delivery, and installation are coordinated.
Handover
You receive documented handover and guarantee.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does a finished house really cost after delivery and local work?
The final project cost combines the house price with transport, foundation and groundwork, utility connections, permits, and any site-specific work. We separate the house delivery from local costs so you can build a realistic total budget before committing.
Which costs may be added beyond the advertised house price?
Typical additions are transport to the plot, foundation and groundwork, crane access where required, municipal fees, utility connections, and outdoor work. The exact additions depend on your plot, so they should be reviewed before you compare offers.
Can the agreed house price change after I sign the contract?
The house scope and price should be documented in the final quotation and contract before signing. Changes can still affect the total if you request upgrades, alter the specification, or if unconfirmed site conditions create extra local work. We aim to identify those variables early.
How do I know whether my plot is suitable for a finished house?
We review access for transport and lifting, terrain, foundation requirements, utility connections, planning restrictions, and the selected model. A plot assessment helps expose costly constraints before you order the house.
Who is responsible for permits, foundations, and utility connections?
Responsibilities are agreed for each project. We provide the technical house documentation needed for planning and coordination, while local applications, groundwork, foundations, and utility connections may involve the buyer and local contractors. Your quotation should state clearly who handles each item.
What happens if delivery or installation is delayed?
The expected production, delivery, and installation stages are set out before the project begins. Weather, site readiness, transport access, and local approvals can affect timing, so dependencies and responsibilities should be documented in the project plan and contract.
What happens if I find a defect after handover?
Report it promptly with photos and a clear description. The handover documents and guarantee terms determine the inspection and correction process. Our houses include a 5-year guarantee from handover, with the exact coverage stated in the signed documents.
How can I compare finished-house quotations fairly?
Compare the same scope line by line: structure, roof, windows, doors, interior finish, kitchen and bathroom, electrical and plumbing work, transport, lifting, foundation, permits, installation, handover, and guarantee. A lower headline price is not necessarily a lower completed-project cost.