Luxury 1 Bedroom Villa, Päijat Häme Villa 1035
Pätiälä, Finland
Amenities
Pets Allowed
Fireplace
Outdoor furniture
A/C
Parking
Washer/Dryer
Home details
Property Manager is proud to present Päijat Häme Villa 1035. 35 km north of Lahti. Lake Päijänne 20 m, shallow water, clay bottom. Own boat.
Log cabin 1983, renovated 2012, living roomkitchen, bedroom doublebed, sauna, open veranda.
Portable charcoal BBQ grill. Coal must be brought.
Maximum 2 pets allowed. Water in the tap contains iron, which causes some smell and taste into water. Therefore the owner brings drinking water. However, water is examined yearly and safe to use as household water.
Pätiälä Manor
Cottages 1947, 1949, 1952, 1953, 2100, 2243, 2276, 2277, 4390, 4392, 5018 and 7821.
Pätiälä Manor is located in a typical Finnish cultural landscape in southern Finland right on the shore of Lake Päijänne, 35 km north of the city of Lahti. Idyllic Vääksy, the area’s services centre, is situated only 10 km away, while it is no more than a 6-km journey to the naturally beautiful Pulkkilanharju, which is an 8-km long ridge-like esker looking like a bridge crossing L. Päijänne.
Pätiälä manor is an old family home practising traditional agriculture and forestry. Three of Päijänne’s bays thrust into the manorlands. The first mention of the estate dates back to the 1400s. Furthermore, the manor’s lands have yielded a valuable Viking coin hoard from around the 1000s; this comprised 360 coins of various nationalities. The comfortable silverlog and log cottages which have been built along a 5-km length of shoreline stand for apart, ensuring that each has its own space and peace. However, from some cottages’ piers there is a sight to the neighbor’s pier and shore (cottages nr 1947, 1949 and 2276).
Rich natural habitats based on the waterway, rolling agricultural land, and the eskers create an ideal framework for a close-to-nature holiday, while the manor’s location in the heart of southern Filnand means that connections are relatively short, as well as fast.
- good fishing and boating opportunities
-cosy silverlog and log cottages for year-round use
-logging roads on the manor’s lands provide convenient routes for walking or jogging
-good cross-country skiing terrain, Vääksy’s illuminated ski trails, the City of Lahti’s skiing centre, Messilä downhill ski centre (35 km) and Vierumäki sports college (28 km)
-roads in good condition to the cottage yards also in winter
All stays include
At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.
24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.
About the area
Helsinki, Finland's capital, is a mesmerizing fusion of natural splendor and cultural wealth. The city's distinct allure is found in its harmonious blend of neoclassical and contemporary architecture, a lively arts scene, and an intimate connection with nature.
One cannot miss the Helsinki Cathedral when in the city. This awe-inspiring neoclassical church dominates Senate Square and provides panoramic vistas of the city. For those interested in modern architecture, the Kamppi Chapel and Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art are essential stops.
The cultural treasures of Helsinki are equally remarkable. The Ateneum Art Museum is home to Finland's most extensive art collection, showcasing works from the 19th century to present times. Music aficionados will enjoy a visit to the Sibelius Monument dedicated to Finnish composer Jean Sibelius.
Helsinki's culinary scene is dynamic and caters to all palates. From traditional Finnish fare served in quaint taverns to innovative gastronomy in chic restaurants, Helsinki promises a diverse and delectable culinary adventure.
Nature enthusiasts will find much to love about Helsinki. The city is enveloped by water with numerous parks and green spaces offering respite from urban life. A boat trip to Suomenlinna Sea Fortress not only offers historical insights but also breathtaking views of the surrounding seascape.
For those who love shopping, Design District Helsinki presents an array of Finnish design shops offering everything from fashion and furniture to ceramics and jewelry. And for relaxation seekers, a traditional Finnish sauna experience is unbeatable.
During winter months, Helsinki morphs into a snowy paradise providing activities like ice-skating and cross-country skiing right within the city confines. Although not known as a prime location for Northern Lights viewing, on rare occasions one might catch sight of this spectacular natural phenomenon.
In summary, Helsinki presents an enticing blend of cosmopolitan comforts and close contact with nature that appeals to all kinds of travelers. Its rich history, vibrant culture, stunning landscapes and welcoming locals make it a destination truly worth discovering.
House rules
Check-in 4:00 PM • Check-out 10:00 AM