Enchanting Recreational Property In Northern Troms Surrounded By Wild And Stunning Nature

Unique recreational estate spanning over 210 hectares (520 acres) by the Reisafjord in Nordreisa, west of Kvænangen, at the very heart of the Arctic wilderness. The property extends from the shoreline all the way up to Maurnestinden, rising to about 230 meters above sea level. Here you’ll enjoy a long and beautiful private waterfront, gently undulating terrain with birch thickets, willow groves, open meadows, and several idyllic fishing lakes.

This is a landscape of extraordinary contrasts: the stillness of the sea, pristine grounds for hunting and fishing, sweeping panoramas, and the dramatic rhythm of the seasons. Summer gifts you with golden nights beneath the midnight sun, while winter captivates with the aurora borealis dancing across the sky. Whether you envision a private retreat, an exclusive hunting and fishing sanctuary, or a unique tourism venture, this property offers unlimited potential in a region celebrated for its authentic and spectacular nature.

A rare chance to secure your own piece of Arctic wilderness, where tranquility, freedom, and untamed beauty are yours all year round.

Do you dream of owning your own piece of true Arctic wilderness?
This extraordinary recreational estate in Nordreisa, west of Kvænangen, encompasses over 210 hectares (520 acres) of pristine nature – a playground for outdoor adventures, hunting, fishing, and pure relaxation.

The property borders a 4 km stretch of private shoreline, before extending inland into gently rolling terrain with thickets, willow groves, and open landscapes offering both variety and sweeping views. The land is diverse, with forest, rocky outcrops, idyllic lakes, lush berry grounds, and rich mushroom terrain. Several fishing lakes lie within the property, perfect for serene summer evenings with a rod in hand.

Here you’ll feel the solitude of nature while surrounded by landscapes of striking contrasts: fjord, mountain, and forest in perfect harmony. This is Northern Norway at its most authentic – where sea eagles soar above, the midnight sun bathes the land in golden light, and the northern lights dance across the winter skies.

Whether you dream of creating your own private sanctuary, using the property for hunting and fishing, or developing a one-of-a-kind tourism project, this estate offers opportunities far beyond the ordinary.

This is more than just a property. It’s a lifestyle, an investment in unique experiences, and a place to find true peace.

If desired, the properties with land registry numbers 84/3 and 84/4 may be included by separate agreement. Property no. 3 consists of a small cabin on a plot of approximately 500 sqm. Property no. 4 consists of a separate shoreline property of about 8.5 acres in a sheltered bay, with a cabin and two outbuildings. Please contact the broker for more information.

The property is located only a few hundred meters from the nearest parking area, with access by foot, snowmobile, or skis. It is also easily reached by sea, with several good landing points.

The nearest town is Skjervøy, about 20 km away, offering grocery stores and essential services, including a harbor with daily calls from both the express boat and the Hurtigruten coastal liner.

Sørkjosen Airport lies approximately 18 km from the property, with daily flights to Tromsø. By car, Tromsø is about 140 km away, including ferry crossings over the Lyngen and Ullsfjords. From Tromsø, there are direct flight connections to Oslo and the rest of Europe.

There are also good bus connections north and south along the E6, accessible via local bus from Skjervøy through Hamneidet.

Until the early 1900s, the property hosted several coastal Sámi smallholdings, as well as a slate quarry with its own shipping harbor.

Within the estate, six smaller house foundations have been registered, dug into ancient beach ridges. Their appearance and elevation above sea level suggest that they are likely settlement and/or activity sites from the Late Stone Age or Early Metal Age. These sites are automatically protected under cultural heritage law. See attached information, or contact the broker for details.

The area boasts a rich fauna, with a wide variety of wildlife and bird species, including moose, sea eagles, grouse, otters, foxes, and lynx. The property is part of the Hamneidet moose hunting district, which grants rights to moose hunting.

During spring and autumn, reindeer migrate across Maurneset on their way to and from the islands of Kågen and Arnøya. At Finnby Indre and Eidet Ytre, one may occasionally encounter strays.

Up until the late 1900s, the area also served as summer pasture for sheep and goats.