A-One is a rental platform offering exclusive homes with tailored services in Oslo, Norway. Complete with a personal experience, concierge, daily housekeeping, luxury amenities, and innovative services, A-One offers a seamless hospitality experience. A-One’s portfolio consists of unique houses and apartments with enhanced privacy elements and discreet access, scenic views, natural light, and soothing interiors, located in sought-after neighborhoods in Oslo. From the environmental and aesthetic elements, to encouraging healthy nutrition, activity and sleep, all properties have a conscious focus on the WELL philosophy: an environment that enhances physical, mental, and social health.

This spacious townhouse seamlessly blends style and comfort with top-notch quality in a well-established neighborhood, with the Vigeland Park and hiking areas as your closest neighbors. Get ready to embrace the stunning views of natural surroundings from the bedrooms, living room, balconies, and outdoor space all year round. This home offers a unique experience, like being part of a living painting that changes with the seasons. Wherever you move within the residence, the impressive nature will always be present. Inside, the home features delicate design hardwood flooring and a modern color palette. The living room baths in natural light and boasts a cozy sofa corner and a gas fireplace. The stylish kitchen impresses with a kitchen island, integrated appliances, and exquisite details. The two modern bathrooms, equipped with rain showers and a bathtub, add an extra touch of luxury. Additionally, you'll find a laundry room, guest toilet, workspace, walk-in closet, and a total of four bedrooms. In other words, this home is perfect for the modern lifestyle.

On the western fringes of Oslo, Frogner is an elegant tree-lined neighbourhood best-known for its handsome 19th-century architecture, bijoux boutiques, restaurants, cafés, galleries and museums. Leading the pack is the Vigeland Museum, where one of Norway’s greatest artists, Gustav Vigeland lived, and Frogner Park, ustly famed for its bucolic grounds and the country’s largest collection of roses. What’s more, many of Oslo’s headlining sights are all within easy walking distance. This includes the National Library of Norway, the new National Museum, Oslo City Hall, Akershus Castle, the city centre and neighbourhoods like Tjuvholmen and Aker Brygge wharf, a lively pedestrianised waterfront bristling with restaurants that boast front row seats to the marina and Oslo Fjord.