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Cheap Nordic Houses

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@cheapnordichouses
Cheap houses in the Nordics - Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland & The Faroe Curated by @perennesfrancois & @studiohigan Support our work 👇
  • Real Estate & Property
  • Following 394
  • Followers 291.1K
  • Engagement 1.79%
  • Avg comments 41

About Cheap Nordic Houses

Cheap Nordic Houses (@cheapnordichouses) is a Real Estate creator on Instagram, also filed under Real Estate & Property. The account has 291,061 followers and 744 published posts. Recent posts average 5,695 likes and 41 comments, an engagement rate of 1.79%.

An audience of 291.1K puts Cheap Nordic Houses in the mid-tier, between 100,000 and 1 million followers. Set against 394 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 739 followers per account Cheap Nordic Houses follows. Cheap Nordic Houses is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Cheap Nordic Houses under Real Estate, with Real Estate & Property as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Cheap Nordic Houses runs to 20 words across 3 lines. The bio mentions @perennesfrancois and @studiohigan. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Cheap Nordic Houses dates from May 2025.

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744 Posts

All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for Cheap Nordic Houses are carousels. Cheap Nordic Houses has built a substantial archive of 744 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 391 followers for each post published. Cheap Nordic Houses also keeps 2 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 178 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include built, kitchen, kind, room and it’s. The captions tag #loimijoki, #hirvikoski and #enånger.

Snøhetta designed a mountain cabin in Norway. Yes, really - and it’s for sale.

This isn’t the cozy-but-crooked kind of hytte. Omgi Blefjell is a proper architectural flex: clean lines, panoramic sliding doors that dissolve the wall between bedroom and forest, and an oak-and-stone kitchen that has no business being this refined at altitude. The main cabin sleeps two, the annexe adds another bedroom and bath, and the whole compound shares a three-story tower with a ski room on the ground floor and a sauna at the top with views over the treeline. Built in 2021, slopeside, with EV charging already sorted.

Designed for rental income or a corporate retreat, but honestly - imagine just keeping it.

📍 Blefjell / Norway
📐 37 m² / 398 sq ft
💰 1,990,000 kr (~$215,000 USD)
A 1914 farmhouse villa on the island of Als in southern Denmark, move-in ready, with a west-facing terrace, a garage with workshop, and open countryside all around it. This one has been updated with care, not gutted.

Built over a century ago and thoughtfully refreshed since, Helved 14 sits in the hamlet of Helved outside Augustenborg in Sønderborg municipality. The layout is simple and functional: an open-plan kitchen and living room with direct access to the terrace and garden, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a small cellar for storage. The west-facing terrace catches afternoon and evening sun looking out over the garden. The 32 m² outbuilding doubles as a garage and workshop. The 950 m² plot is green, quiet, and well proportioned.

Under $160k for a century-old villa on a Danish island, ready to move into.

📍 Helved, Augustenborg / Denmark
📐 119 m² / 1,281 sq ft
💰 995,000 kr (~$156,200)
A century-old farmhouse in the Dalarna countryside, and it shows — in the best way. Built in 1925 in Nyhammar outside Grangärde, Tallstigen 6 sits on just over 3,200 m² of land with vegetable gardens, two greenhouses, an outbuilding with separate sections, and a repurposed chicken coop. It’s the kind of property that rewards people who actually want to use a yard. Inside, five rooms spread across two floors, anchored by two tiled kakelugnar stoves, a wood-burning kitchen stove, and a sauna. The upper floor has a glazed veranda — the sort of detail that gets built once and then talked about for decades. The roof was replaced in 2020, ventilation updated in 2024, and fibre is connected. Heating through a heat pump, the kakelugnar, and direct electric. There’s nothing here that needs to be invented — just moved into.

📍 Nyhammar, Grangärde / Sweden
📐 143 m² / 1,539 sq ft
💰 1 595 000 kr (~$170,500)
A fjord-view cabin on the island of Sandhornøy in Nordland, tucked into the hillside with panoramic views over Holmsundfjorden, a boathouse plot included, and a boat mooring to go with it.

Built in 2004 on a 1,015 m² lot, this 46 m² hytte sits sheltered in the terrain with the kind of privacy that’s genuinely hard to find on a working waterfront. Inside: an open-plan living room and kitchen with large windows framing the fjord and the mountains beyond, two bedrooms, a loft sleeping area accessed from the living room, a toilet room, and a wood-burning stove for the long Nordic evenings. The 22 m² terrace leads directly out from the living room. The cabin sells fully furnished.

Sandhornøy is an island in Gildeskül municipality, connected to the mainland by road. Fishing, hiking, and open-water swimming are immediate. The view shifts with the light and the seasons and is, by all accounts, the kind you stop and look at every time.
A boathouse plot and mooring rights included at this price is not a given. Worth noting.

📍 Sandhornøy, Gildeskål / Norway
📐 46 m² / 495 sq ft
💰 1,650,000 kr (~$177,000)
A log cabin built in 2019, sitting at the end of a cabin settlement by Lake Unkervatnet in Nordland, with panoramic views, nearly three acres of land, and almost zero neighbours in sight.

This is a proper Norwegian mountain hytte, hand-stacked pine log construction, road access all the way to the door, running water and electricity already connected, and a garage and outbuilding included. Inside: 72 m² of well-planned living space with three bedrooms, a loft sleeping area, bathroom, laundry room, and an open kitchen and living room with in-floor heating throughout plus a wood-burning stove. The terrace runs to 49 m² and faces out over the water and the mountains beyond. The kind of view you don’t get tired of.

The Ørnes cabin area sits in a landscape built for people who actually want to use it. Fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, ski touring, and hiking are all right outside the door, summer and winter. Hattfjelldal is the nearest town.

Year-round access, everything connected, nothing to do but show up.

📍 Unkervatnet, Hattfjelldal / Norway
📐 72 m² / 775 sq ft
💰 2,350,000 kr (~$252,900)
A mission house built in 1862, on its original hand-hewn log frame, with nearly 1,600 square feet and almost an acre of open Swedish countryside. This is a restoration project in the best possible sense.

Egeby Mission House in Västerlösa, Linköping was built as a congregational gathering hall — the kind of community anchor that defined rural Swedish village life for generations. It’s been a private home for the past 40 years and still has the bones to prove it: wide plank floors, exposed timber-frame walls, original wood-panelled ceilings, and tall, light-filled rooms built with real craftsmanship. Nothing about it was mass-produced.

The 0.9-acre lot is framed by mature trees with open views across the Östergötland plains in every direction. Town is ten minutes by car. The bus stop is two minutes on foot.

For the right person, this is a once-in-a-generation find.

📍 Västerlösa, Linköping / Sweden
📐 150 m² / 1,615 sq ft
💰 1,395,000 kr (~$151,500)
Three tile stoves, a wood-burning range, river views, and double entrance doors from 1909. Some houses just know what they are.

This 109 m² villa sits on Sionsvägen in Sandöverken, Kramfors, with an unobstructed outlook over the Ångermanälven river — one of the most dramatic waterways in northern Sweden. Built at the turn of the last century, the house has been well maintained and moves in ready: generous windows framing the glittering river, a thoughtful floor plan with three proper bedrooms plus two sleeping alcoves for guests or a home office, and original character throughout. The three tile stoves plus a wood-burning kitchen range aren’t decorative touches — they make this place genuinely cosy through a Norrland winter. Fibre broadband is already connected. The plot includes a garage and the house has a cellar for extra storage. Energy class C, which for a 1909 build is quietly impressive.

Sandöverken is a small village on the Höga Kusten (High Coast) — a UNESCO World Heritage landscape of dramatic cliffs, deep fjords, and ancient forests along the Gulf of Bothnia. This is the kind of address people move to on purpose.

📍 Sandöverken, Kramfors / Sweden
📐 109 m² / 1,173 sq ft
💰 850,000 kr (~$92,300)
It’s pink and this should be enough to convince you but let’s get into it anyways: the magnificent waters of the #Loimijoki River flow past this 1897 manor house in #Hirvikoski like time itself, bearing witness to over a century of Nordic history. Once the stately residence of a local factory manager from, before becoming headquarters, this dwelling carries the whispers of Finland’s industrial golden age in its very foundations. The colored glass windows cast enchanted light across rooms tall enough for your creative thoughts to soar unhindered, while traditional moldings and other decorative ornaments remind us that craftsmanship used to be considered an art—and shall be again! The 49,252ft² sloping plot cradles leads gracefully to a private 65ft shoreline where the boundary between earth and water blurs like the line between past and present. Here is a place where the smell of pine and lingonberry enchanted autumn mornings long before any of us drew breath. 

⸮ What dreams would you manifest within these walls? What stories will you write?
🏠 4,951ft² 1897 timber manor steeped in Finnish industrial heritage 
🌊 65ft private shoreline along the Loimijoki River 
🏛️ Original coloured glass windows and period detailing that transport you through time 
🌿 49,252ft² verdant plot 
🚘 1h from 
🏡 Future family sanctuary, creative haven, or gathering place for kindred spirits
📄 - All our listings are available for free on Patreon where you can support our quaint little hobby.
This charming home is just 150–200 meters from the waterfront, with ferry and express boat routes running round-trip from Lauvik several times a week. From Stavanger, it’s about a 2 hour and 20 minute drive 🚗.

No residency requirement means it’s perfect as a holiday escape! The garden is a rare gem—lush, joyful, and full of character 🌸

The owner has upgraded the home with new doors, windows, and cladding. Inside you’ll find 3 bedrooms, 3 living rooms, 2 bathrooms, a kitchen, and a laundry room 🛏️🛁.

Lysebotn offers a marina, stunning mountain hikes ⛰️, and in winter, skiing just a short drive further into the valley 🎿.

A peaceful retreat surrounded by nature’s best—don’t miss out!
Hear me out: Cheap Nordic Houses suck. Not the page - although I am sure it does at times - but the name. It has been a blessing and a curse. On the one hand it slaps and it sticks; so much so that it became a bit of a 'thing'. On the other hand, the Merriam Webster defines 'cheap' as 'of inferior quality or worth' and 'contemptible because of lack of any fine, lofty, or redeeming qualities'. The most astute will have noticed that it's only the second meaning and that the first one is 'purchasable below the going price or the real value'. But we humans mostly focus on negativity so 'cheap' isn't particularly desirable. There is nothing 'inferior in quality' in the houses we share. Most display outstanding (and oft lost) craftsmanship with a bit of land in a breathtaking landscape. This is why the 1799 LĂĽngvind's Manor in #EnĂĽnger by the Baltic sea has its place here. It's a very large strech monday, I agree but at this price... I have never seen something quite like this. Have you?

It is sold by if you fancy giving them a follow (or a call). As per usual, we want to highlight that a historical property like this one requires a lot of love, respect and expert hands.

📄 - All listings available for free on Patreon - where you can subscribe to support our quaint hobby.

Cheap Nordic Houses's engagement

Cheap Nordic Houses's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.79%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 56 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 139 to 1, with 5,695 likes and 41 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.

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Who is Cheap Nordic Houses?

Cheap Nordic Houses (@cheapnordichouses) is a Real Estate creator on Instagram, also filed under Real Estate & Property. Cheap Nordic Houses is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Cheap Nordic Houses runs to 20 words across 3 lines.

How many followers does Cheap Nordic Houses have?

Cheap Nordic Houses has 291,061 followers on Instagram (291.1K). Set against 394 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 739 followers per account Cheap Nordic Houses follows. Cheap Nordic Houses has built a substantial archive of 744 posts.

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Cheap Nordic Houses's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.79%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 56 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 139 to 1, with 5,695 likes and 41 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.

What does Cheap Nordic Houses post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Cheap Nordic Houses under Real Estate, with Real Estate & Property as a secondary category. All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for Cheap Nordic Houses are carousels. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Cheap Nordic Houses repeatedly use the words built, kitchen, kind, room and it’s. Cheap Nordic Houses's captions carry hashtags such as #loimijoki, #hirvikoski and #enånger. Cheap Nordic Houses writes those captions mainly in English. Cheap Nordic Houses keeps 2 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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