Four detached house plots available for allocation
The allocation of plots in the first phase of the development at Ásland 4 took place in late 2022 and early 2023. 61 of the 65 single-dwelling plots have been allocated. Four plots are now available for allocation. Applications are considered for approval at council committee meetings and approved at council meetings once all supporting documents have been provided.
Ásland 4 is a natural gem on the southern slopes of Ásfjall.
The allocation of plots in the first phase of the development in Ásland 4 took place at the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023. 61 of the 65 single-dwelling plots have been allocated. This week, applications opened for the four remaining plots in this allocation phase. These are the plots at Virkisás 31, Hryggjarás 27, Axlarás 15 and Axlarás 17. Applications are considered for approval at council meetings once all supporting documents have been received. Meetings of the Council and the Town Council are held fortnightly. The next Council meeting is on Thursday, 23 March, and the next Town Council meeting is on Wednesday, 29 March.
General rules for the allocation of plots
Once complete, Ásland 4 will house around 850 homes for approximately 2,500 residents.
Ásland 4 is the newest development area in Hafnarfjörður. Ásland 4 is a residential district, a continuation of the neighbouring areas, namely Ásland 3 and new residential districts in Skarðshlíð and Hamranes. The area is defined by the Ásfjall mountain, with the Mógrafarhæð hill jutting into the area from the north, the residential development of Ásland 3 to the north-east, Ásvallabraut to the east and south, and new residential developments in Skarðshlíð and Hamranes to the west. A strong emphasis was placed on a holistic vision, sustainable planning, a green appearance and diverse outdoor spaces in the planning and design of the neighbourhood. The development will consist of low-rise detached houses; bungalows, semi-detached and terraced houses, as well as small blocks of flats with private entrances and minimal communal areas. Emphasis is placed on the neighbourhood being interconnected by green spaces or tree belts. These belts will feature footpaths and numerous trees, providing shelter and a connection to nature. The recreational areas by Hvaleyrarvatn are close by, as are the woodlands and diverse natural surroundings found throughout the town's uplands. One of the main objectives of the area's planning is to make good use of the unique southward views towards Helgafell and Lönguhlíðar.
Detailed information about each individual plot on the town's map service.