Apartment with two bedrooms and parking in the city of Stavanger

This apartment has a very central location with only a few minutes' walk to the center of Stavanger. Close to the home you will find a grocery store with an international profile, restaurants and take away

You can easily take the airport bus to Fiskepiren. Walking distance from Fiskepiren is approx. 230 meters and it takes you about 3 minutes to walk to the apartment.

Some of what you can expect is a consistently nice apartment that has been significantly upgraded in 2022 and appears to be stylish and cosy. The apartment has an open kitchen, inviting living room, tiled bathroom and two good bedrooms. There is parking in a closed facility and a lift in the building.

The Stavanger region
From colourful streets with cool art to forces of nature. Walk among the typical white-painted wooden houses in Gamle Stavanger, the oldest part of the city. Stop by the many galleries and handicraft shops and suddenly you’ll find yourself in a street painted in all the colours of the rainbow.

Øvre Holmegate is lined with lovely cafés, boutiques, and galleries. And numerous photo opportunities, of course. The locals call it “fargegata” (the colour street) for a reason!

For a dose of adrenaline, head over to the bear-themed amusement park Kongeparken. The park prides itself with Norway’s steepest drop jump, biggest merry-go-round, and longest bobsleigh track.

Not to mention all the dining experiences you can look forward to. Stavanger truly is a food city, with some of Norway's best restaurants.

Join us on a trip to Preikestolen - the Pulpit Rock, one of Norway's finest trips! The views from the plateau, located 604 meters above the Lysefjord are simply fantastic! Norway.

Apartment in the center of Stavanger with two bedrooms and private parking for a car. Close to the home you will find a grocery store with an international profile, restaurants and take away. From colourful streets with cool art to forces of nature. Walk among the typical white-painted wooden houses in Gamle Stavanger, the oldest part of the city. Stop by the many galleries and handicraft shops and suddenly you’ll find yourself in a street painted in all the colours of the rainbow.