Biathlon stars have been upgraded.
Over the summer, the moving load is gone for many riders.
There will be gold taps everywhere, says homeowner Sebastian Samuelson.
The housing market in Östersund has been hot during the spring, and many biathlon stars have invested some of the millions of prize money raised in new homes and apartments. Sebastian Samuelson He bought a house with his girlfriend Lenya.
– We enjoy ourselves very well. Being able to light the grill on a nice summer evening and have room for all things and clothes. There are two main advantages.
When the family lived in an apartment, the girlfriend and the dog had to carry Samuelsson as he lay on the floor in the living room to practice shooting, the duo wouldn’t have to do that now.
– Yes, now I have another room I can go into and shoot in, I am less annoyed, less annoyed.
You compete in everything, do you compete in who also bought the biggest house in the national team?
– Haha, no, it’s not a home contest. It’s great that Hannah and Martin are buying too.
Last season, Sebastian Samuelsson brought a gold faucet from his sponsor that had been installed in various hotel rooms during the World Cup and Olympics to avoid germs.
There are gold taps everywhere in the house, says Samuelsson and they fill up quickly:
– No, it’s actually mostly silver taps now. But there is a lot to buy. You have to have a robotic lawn mower and a grill, says Samuelsson, and then I have to tie myself up.
You don’t want to mow the lawn
A year ago, it became official that Hana Oberg and Martin Ponceloma are a couple, and now the stars have bought a house together and are preparing to move in.
– It’s very exciting and fun. “We were very keen to buy something together and then needed a little more space,” says Poncelloma.
What do you think is most important to buy as a homeowner?
– It would have been nice to have robotic lawn mowers. I hope I don’t have to mow the lawn myself.
Partner Hannah Oberg is eager for the moving burden to go.
– I miss living in a house and have something of my own. It’s great that Martin and I have something together. There is a lot of talk about colors, style and interior design.
Then the episode is the next step?
– I’ll leave this non-article, haha. Probably far away, Oberg says with a smile.
“It’s not the cheapest”
Elvira Öberg raised over two million funds in prizes and bonuses from IBU and the Swedish Federation last season. A little of this increase was invested in a new apartment.
– It feels great and it’s fun to finally be there.
– It’s not the cheapest to buy furnishings, but I live by the fact that I haven’t done much in my old apartment for a while. Then I feel like I have some catching up.
Then some prize money for it?
Yes, a little bit like that too, says Elvira Oberg, who put in a great performance at the figure skating championships set for this weekend. The 23-year-old won all three branches in which she competed.