Propriété De Développement Unique D'environ 144 Acres Avec Un Cadre Magnifique Sur Andørja à Troms

Klåpheia Panorama is located on the island of Andørja in Ibestad Municipality, Troms County, Northern Norway. Andørja is known as Northern Europe’s most mountainous island, offering a dramatic landscape of steep peaks, deep fjords, and pristine coastal scenery. Klåpheia enjoys an elevated and unobstructed position on the northern side of Andørja, set within a spectacular Arctic coastal environment where mountains meet the sea. The terrain extends from the higher elevations near the county road down the north-facing mountainside towards the shoreline. The planning documents identify the panoramic views as one of the property’s most important qualities, offering expansive vistas across the sea, surrounding islands, and distant landscapes to the west, north, and east.

Local recreational use of Klåpheia is closely associated with these exceptional viewpoints. Municipal records and planning documents highlight the area’s outdoor recreational value, and nearby facilities include a picnic area and a traditional Norwegian barbecue hut (grillhytte), allowing visitors to enjoy the scenery throughout the year. Andørja itself is a distinctive mountain island within Ibestad Municipality. Covering approximately 136 km², the island is characterized by dramatic mountain formations and Straumbotn, a fjord that cuts deep into the landscape. The island’s highest peak, Langlitinden, rises to 1,277 metres above sea level.

The unique combination of mountains, sea, panoramic views, and extensive undeveloped natural surroundings gives Klåpheia a setting that is fundamentally different from more conventional holiday-home destinations. It offers a rare opportunity to experience Northern Norway’s coastal wilderness in a location defined by both natural grandeur and exceptional development potential.

Klåpheia Panorama represents a unique combination of nearly 600 hectares (approximately 1,480 acres) of contiguous land, stretching from the shoreline to an elevation of around 500 metres above sea level, with magnificent panoramic views across Vågsfjorden towards Senja and the surrounding archipelago. The property’s natural seclusion and extensive undeveloped areas create a remarkable sense of privacy, complemented by the Midnight Sun during summer and the Northern Lights throughout the winter season.

Road Access and Connectivity
Klåpheia benefits from direct access to the county road that passes through the planning area. This road forms part of the existing transportation network on northern Andørja and is designated County Road 7804 (Fv. 7804).
Klåpheia is located approximately 6 km from Engenes, one of the principal settlements on Andørja. Engenes offers a harbour and a range of local services and amenities, and also functions as an important public transport hub for the outer part of the island.

Andørja enjoys year-round road access to the mainland via the Mjøsund Bridge (Mjøsundbrua). The island is also connected to Rolla through the subsea Ibestad Tunnel (Ibestadtunnelen). Travel to Harstad is possible via Rolla and the Sørrollnes–Stangnes ferry connection, operated in 2026 as Svipper Route 175. These connections provide several alternative routes to and from the area. In addition, Engenes is served by a direct express boat service (Route 2) linking Tromsø, Finnsnes, and Harstad. According to the timetable effective from 1 January 2026, the service calls at Engenes daily in both directions. This level of public transport accessibility is particularly attractive in the context of a future tourism, hospitality, or rental-based development concept. Timetables should, however, always be verified against the current schedule in effect at the relevant time.

The zoning plan permits, among other uses, the development of 44 holiday homes/rental cabins, 7 traditional fishermen’s cabins (rorbuer), commercial and service areas, as well as a marina for small boats. Klåpheia is located approximately 6 km from Engenes, with road access to the mainland via the Mjøsund Bridge, and onward connections to Rolla and Harstad. Combined with its exceptional setting between mountains and sea, and supported by an extensive planning and zoning process that has already been completed, the property offers a unique foundation for the further development of an integrated leisure and tourism destination.

Planning and Zoning Status
The property is covered by the approved detailed zoning plan for Klåpheia, adopted by the Municipal Council of Ibestad on 1 September 2016. The zoning plan has subsequently been retained in the municipality’s master plan (2023-2034) as a zoning plan that remains in force. The development history of Klåpheia dates back to 2005/2006. Kraft & Eiendomsutvikling AS commissioned the planning process, with Hålogaland Plankontor AS acting as planning consultant. The objective was to facilitate an integrated leisure and tourism development comprising holiday homes for sale and/or rental, together with marine-related facilities. Following an extensive planning process, the detailed zoning plan was formally approved by the Municipal Council of Ibestad on 1 September 2016 (Case No. 29/16).

Development Potential
The approved zoning plan permits:

• 44 plots for detached holiday homes/rental cabins
• 7 traditional fishermen’s cabins (rorbuer)
• A dedicated commercial/service area
• A small boat marina including breakwater and floating dock with 10 berths

According to the planning documentation, the holiday home plots are generally sized at approximately 2,000 m² each. The commercial area may accommodate facilities such as food and beverage services, a kiosk, service functions, and meeting facilities. The marina is intended to serve the holiday homes, rental units, and fishermen’s cabins, providing convenient sea access and recreational boating opportunities.

Planning Framework
The zoning plan provides a detailed regulatory framework governing, among other matters:

• Plot subdivision
• Building setbacks
• Access roads
• Parking arrangements
• Site utilization ratios
• Building heights

For standard holiday home plots, the maximum site coverage is set at 20% BYA (built-up area), including parking.
Significant emphasis has been placed on landscape integration, preservation of views, architectural quality, and protection of prominent ridgelines from development. This creates the basis for a carefully distributed development across multiple elevation levels, extending from the higher terrain down to the shoreline. The zoning plan remains an integral part of the current planning regime. Within the Municipal Master Plan, Klåpheia is identified as H910_25 – ID 2015_01, Klåpheia (Holiday Homes) among the zoning plans that remain valid. The legally binding land-use designations are governed by the individual zoning plan. As such, the project offers a substantially different starting point from that of an unregulated rural property. Any future development must, however, be designed and implemented in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and requirements in consultation with the municipality and relevant authorities.

Infrastructure
The zoning plan provides for:

• Shared private internal road networks
• Access points from the county road
• Parking facilities adjacent to the holiday homes
• Separate infrastructure solutions for the lower-lying parts of the development area

Recreational Qualities
Klåpheia is also an established outdoor recreation area. Previous municipal mapping identifies the area around Lake Klåpvatnet (Klåpvatnet) as a popular starting point for hiking and mountain excursions. Nearby amenities include viewpoints, picnic areas, and designated recreational spaces.

Environmental and Technical Assessments
The planning process included assessments relating to:

• Landscape and visual impact
• Avalanche and landslide risk
• Cultural heritage
• Biodiversity and environmental considerations

The Sámi Parliament (Sametinget) and the former Cultural Heritage Department of Troms County Municipality conducted site inspections during the planning process. No automatically protected cultural heritage sites were identified within the planning area. The zoning plan includes designated consideration zones relating to matters such as high-voltage power lines and avalanche/landslide risk. During the planning process, proposed building areas were located outside the identified hazard zones. It should be noted that these investigations and assessments were conducted primarily during the zoning process leading up to the 2016 approval. Any future developer should evaluate the need for updated studies, surveys, and documentation in connection with specific development projects.

The Company
Kraft & Eiendomsutvikling AS is an active Norwegian limited liability company with registered business address at Klåpen, 9455 Engenes, Ibestad Municipality. Founded in 2013, the company is registered under industry code 68.120 – Development and Sale of Real Estate Projects. The company’s registered business purpose includes:

• Development, sale, and/or leasing of real estate
• Investments
• Activities related to renewable energy and associated business sectors

The company’s connection to the Klåpheia project is well documented through the zoning process, where Kraft & Eiendomsutvikling AS acted as the project sponsor and developer.

Financial Information
The company has maintained limited operating activity in recent accounting periods and reported no registered turnover in its latest publicly available annual financial statements. For complete information regarding the company’s financial position, balance sheet, equity, liabilities, and other accounting matters, interested parties should review the annual accounts, notes, and related financial documentation. As with any share acquisition, prospective purchasers should conduct customary legal, financial, tax, and commercial due diligence.

Investment Opportunity
Klåpheia Panorama represents a rare combination of:

• A substantial contiguous landholding
• Spectacular panoramic views
• Immediate proximity to both sea and mountains
• An extensive and already completed zoning and planning process

With an approved zoning plan allowing for holiday homes, rental accommodation, fishermen’s cabins, service facilities, and a marina, the property offers an exceptional platform for the continued development of an integrated leisure and tourism destination in one of Northern Norway’s most scenic coastal environments.

The Transaction
The sale comprises 100% of the shares in Kraft & Eiendomsutvikling AS (Company Registration No. [hidden information]) together with its associated development property at Klåpheia, located on the northern side of Andørja Island. The property encompasses approximately 600 decares (60 hectares) and is marketed under the name Klåpheia Panorama. The regulated development area covers a substantial portion of Property No. 110, Plot No. 11 (gnr. 110 bnr. 11). The property is currently undeveloped and represents a substantial landholding with an already established planning framework for future development. The final property area and title documentation are evidenced through the cadastral register and land registry records included in the sales documentation.

Documentation
Interested parties are encouraged to thoroughly review:

• The zoning plan and planning regulations
• Planning maps
• Land registry and cadastral documentation
• The company’s articles of association
• Shareholder register
• Financial statements
• Corporate records and supporting documentation before submitting an offer or entering into negotiations regarding the acquisition.