Remote Summer House in Skorradalur close to the lake

Litlibær in West Iceland, close to Borgarnes (34 km)

The cottage by the lake Skorradalsvatn is surrounded by trees

Round-leaved bluebells in the meadow behind the cottage

For example, you can eat together on the terrace of the cottage

Glance into the kitchen, which is equipped with everything you need

Rustic, but very comfortably furnished living area

Typical Icelandic cottage: Wood paneled bedroom with double bed

The house is a typical summerhouse with everything you need. The house stands in the hill surrounded with trees, so there is good privacy.

The cottage has three bedrooms. The kitchen is open in the living area and has everything you need for cooking. The living room with TV and WIF as well as a couch. The bathroom has a WC and a shower. You can park below the house and walk up the wooden steps to the house.

There is also a lovely view over the lake Skorradalsvatn from the terrace, And you can sit outside where there is a garden table and chairs and gas grill.

Key facts

3 bedrooms
Max 4 persons
44 m²
Reference code W2028

Price per night from

140€

Price per week 837€.
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Sleeping arrangements

Ground floor

Bedroom 1
- 1× Narrow double
  130×190 cm
Bedroom 2
- 2× Narrow high bed
  70×170 cm
- 1× Single bed
  100×190 cm
Bedroom 3
- 2× Narrow high bed
  70×170 cm
- 1× Single bed
  100×190 cm

Features

BBQ
Internet
TV

Location

2 hours 0 mins from Keflavík Airport
34 mins from the next gas station
33 mins from the next grocery store
1 hour 32 mins from Reykjavík City Center

Skorradalsvatn, in Skorradalur valley, is a big lake between Hvalfjörður and Borgarfjörður. It is 16 km long, 1 km wide, and up to 60 meters deep. For most houses standing at the lake there is a trout fishing licence.

Borgarnes is the nearest town, with restaurants, bigger supermarkets, cafés and the fascinating museum, the Settlement Center. There is also a lovely swimming pool with a steam bath, an ice bath and hot tubs.

In Borgarfjörður, you don't want to miss Reykholt, Deildartunguhver hot spring, and the lava waterfall Hraunfossar. Further deep into the fjord you will find caves around Húsafell, for example, Víðgelmir, the largest and most spectacular lava tunnel in Iceland.