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Dan Børge Akerø and his wife Mette Heitmann Akerø are selling their luxurious house in Fagerborg.
The house is described in an advertisement as a semi-detached house in the so-called English Quarter in Fagerborg. The secluded villa is located in a quiet cul-de-sac at the top of Pilestredet, not far from Ullevålsveien and Adamstuen.
– They have thrived there for 33 years, but now retirement is approaching, so they bought a large apartment in Majorstuen, realtor Benjamin Ådna at DNB Eiendom tells Nettavisen Økonomi.
– There have been a lot of clicks on the ad and I have already agreed to the private views, continue.
See photos of the house in the video above!
The house has been renovated in recent years, including a designer kitchen and a new heating system.
Designorkjøkken
The house has been renovated in recent years, including a designer kitchen and electric heating.
– What can you say about the estimated price, which is set at 29 million crowns?
– It is established in relation to what was sold before in the area, Ådna responds.
SELLER AFTER 33 YEARS: Dan Børge Akerø and his wife Mette Heitmann Akerø have decided to sell the villa in Fagerborg after 33 years.
Photo: Fredrik Varfjell (NTB scanpix)
The property was designed by the architect Einar Engelstad in 1912 and was built in 1915. The usable area is 357 square meters and contains, among other things, three living rooms. There is a separate bedroom apartment on the second floor with 3 bedrooms and what is described as a spacious bathroom.
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Newsreader
Dan Børge Akerø (69) was employed by NRK in 1980, first in the News Department and then in the Entertainment Department.
Akerø began his television career as a newscaster on Dagsrevyen in 1981. His career took off in earnest when in 1986 he became a host of the talk and entertainment show “Senfredag”.
That was the time when NRK had a monopoly on television in Norway, and the series was a huge success. The following year he became host of Saturday’s show “Lørdan”, and it was here that he got his breakthrough as a host.
In 1990-1992, Akerø was the director of culture and entertainment programs at NRK.
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Peace researcher
He has studied sociology and has been a researcher for six years at the Peace Research Department (PRIO). Before his television career, he worked as a research assistant at the Peace Research Institute. In his youth he was a usable soccer player and played for the then elite league team Skeid, where he landed three league games.
But in the early 1990s, Akerø left NRK to become a program director for TV 2, where he resigned in 1996. After TV 2, he became involved in the internet-based money game Global Money Games. The game received much criticism in the media and was discontinued in 1998.
In 2000, the popular host returned to NRK with the show “The Big Class Party.” The series was a huge success, but it still stopped in 2004. In 2008, however, NRK started a new round with the series, and Akerø also led the show this time.
QuizDan
Over the years, it has also hosted various live events, such as the Norwegian Melody Grand Prix (1988) and various sports galas.
In the fall of 2011, Akerø hosted the quiz show ‘QuizDan’, and in the summer of 2013 we got to see him for a week in Sommeråpent on NRK1.
The 69-year-old’s last broadcast was in June 2018, when he hosted “Omkampen.” Veterans from Norway and Brazil played soccer at the Ullevål Stadium 20 years after the legendary international match between Norway and Brazil at the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France.
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Ridder
In 2011, King Dan Børge made Akerø a Knight of the First Class of the Order of Saint Olav for his efforts in Norwegian musical life.
Privately, Akerø has two daughters from a previous marriage. Together with 16-year-old Mette Heitmann Akerø, he has two twin daughters and a son. The couple have been married for more than 25 years. She left TV2 in 2016 after being on the channel for 25 years.
Together with the children, she saved her husband from death in 2014 by calling 113 after Akerø suffered a severe heart attack.
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