Now the villa of about 500 square meters in Snarøya is being forcibly sold, for NOK 35 million more than the property was purchased for.
The modern, funky villa located in the first row with sea views in Snarøya has now been put up for forced sale.
Real estate investor Runar Ronningen and his wife bought the property in 2011 and have since built a 488-square-meter functional building on the plot, which measures 2.24 acres.
The law firm Christensen Friis-Müller Peterson is responsible for the sale.
Read on E24+
House Prices: Prices are rising the most here
When the house was sold in 2011, the price was 14.15 million Norwegian kroner. The house that stands there today was built in 2014.
The property was decided to be forcibly sold in December, and the announcement is now available on Finn.no. The asking price has been set at NOK 50 million.
FinanceAffairs.com Mention the sale first.
E24 has contacted Isak Ree at law firm Christensen Friis-Møller Pettersson for comment on the sale, but has not yet received a response.
The house enjoys a view of the Hundesundet in Snarøya.
The house also has a rental portion and a share of a beach lot and marina on the lower side of the house.
Runar Ronningen is Managing Director and Chairman of Oslo Capital Partners, which he started in 2018 with Runar Vatne on the ownership side.
Finn.no is owned by Schibsted. E24 is a subsidiary of the Schibsted Group. Some E24 journalists own shares in Schibsted, through participation in the group's share savings programme.
“Explorer. Unapologetic entrepreneur. Alcohol fanatic. Certified writer. Wannabe tv evangelist. Twitter fanatic. Student. Web scholar. Travel buff.”
