Living in Dikemark

Dikemark is an area of both flats and houses, 24 km from Oslo S. Here you get quiet streets. On the downside: a long walk to shops.

Quiet

Evening sun (year average)	1.1 h a day	better than 33% of the areas in Oslo
Midday sun in winter	1.7 h a day	better than 61% of the areas in Oslo
To a grocery store	32 min walk	better than 4% of the areas in Oslo
To a primary school	17 min walk	better than 33% of the areas in Oslo
To a kindergarten	10 min walk	better than 31% of the areas in Oslo
To a bus stop	5 min walk	better than 45% of the areas in Oslo
To a park or forest	1 min walk	better than 64% of the areas in Oslo
Noise	about 35 dB	better than 85% of the areas in Oslo
Homes that are houses	44%
Children aged 0–15	18%
Of the area with a sea view	0%	better than 0% of the areas in Oslo
A 70 m² flat	about 4.9 mill. kr	better than 55% of the areas in Oslo

The bars show how the area compares with the other areas in Oslo: a full bar means among the best.

Prices and rent

A 70 m² flat costs about 4.9 mill. kr and a 140 m² detached house about 6.9 mill. kr, by SSB's price model. This is modelled, not actual sale prices.

Renting a 50 m² flat costs about 13,000 kr a month and a 70 m² one about 15,700 kr, excluding power, by SSB's rental survey. SSB gives rent per town or bydel, not per neighbourhood, so the figure is adjusted by the price level here.

Schools

Solberg skole (nearest primary school for most homes here)
Pupils in years 5–7: well-being 4.2 of 5, close to the national average (4.1); bullying share not published for enough grades (Elevundersøkelsen 2024–26, 70 answers)

The nearest school is not always the catchment school: check with the kommune. The pupil survey says how pupils feel at school, not how much they learn. Small schools and grades are hidden by Udir.

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Nearby areas

Sources: Kartverket, SSB, Entur, Miljødirektoratet, NVE, NGU, Udir and OpenStreetMap. Medians over the area.