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Compare 20 published areas in Bærum, including Bærums Verk, Bekkestua, Eiksmarka. Choose an area below to read its detailed guide.

A broad family suburb anchored by an unusually substantial historic commercial centre, local services and green surroundings.

Eastern Bærum's strongest suburban centre, combining metro, concentrated services, family infrastructure and strong walkability.

A planned green metro suburb near Oslo with strong family infrastructure, a real local centre and excellent nature access.

A modern master-planned waterfront district with apartments, family infrastructure, parks, retail and major ongoing development.

Forest-edge living with Bærumsmarka on the doorstep

An established metro family suburb with quieter residential streets and a more modest, fragmented local centre than Bekkestua.
A low-density family suburb built around schools, sports, green space and buses rather than an intrinsic metro station.
An established coastal suburb with rail, family housing and unusually strong access to shoreline recreation.

A lower-density Oslo-edge residential area with metro access, established housing and strong green-corridor connections.

A western metro suburb combining the Kolsås Line terminus, family housing, local services and Kolsåstoppen access.

A low-density valley settlement with detached housing, deep nature access, quietness and strong car usefulness.

An exceptional regional transport and employment node with strong Oslo access but a more fragmented residential environment.
A self-contained metro-terminus suburb with a meaningful shopping and service centre, family infrastructure and strong green access.

A deliberately planned family suburb with mixed housing, internal pedestrian structure, schools, sports, green space and a local centre.

Bærum's strongest urban-centre choice, combining regional rail and bus connections, extensive services, apartments and direct fjord recreation.

A lower-density outer-suburban area where small-house living, open landscape and nature matter more than centre intensity.

A quieter rail suburb with low-density family housing and useful commuter access, but more dispersed everyday services.

A low-density coastal peninsula focused on space, sea access, quiet residential streets and family living.
A coherent historic station suburb combining rail, villas, a recognisable local centre and strong Oslo proximity.

A practical western local-centre suburb with housing, services, school infrastructure and a strong Sandvika orientation.