Haminantie, Ii

The house named Villa Tuuleviksi offers spaciousness, light, and a warm atmosphere. The house has been restored from nearly dilapidated condition to new glory, keeping in mind the next hundred years. After the renovation, it is essentially like new. Not only have its structures such as the ground floor, reinforcements, log surfaces, exterior cladding, roof, etc., been renewed, but its technology is also new; underfloor heating, a modern kitchen, utility room and WC, spa bathroom. The house has three bedrooms; In the oldest part of the house, there is a large and airy "Upper Hall," next to it is a smaller children's room called "Natural Peace," and at the other end of the house, there is a third bedroom that has been transformed into an intimate "pönttöuuni living room," a cozy "snug." In the center of the house is a spacious living room with a baking oven and a dining room, next to which is a bright and cozy, completely new, almost unused kitchen - modern but harmonious with the old. The WC/utility room is also modern, spacious, and functional. The long tabletop is impressive and practical, with room underneath for a washing machine, tumble dryer, and plenty of storage space. The bathroom next to the WC is like a pearl born inside a log shell, bright and large. It hasn't been divided by walls or a sauna - the sauna has been a lakeside sauna at the Iin bridges, a minute's walk away, which can be booked cost-effectively, pre-heated. The house is heated with water-circulated underfloor heating, with an efficient air-water heat pump as the heat source. The large baking oven in the center of the house is not only an excellent backup heat source but also a creator of ambiance. The house is rented furnished. The furnishing has been a long and simultaneous project with the renovation of the house itself. For example, most of the chairs were found in poor condition nearby and restored specifically for this place. The pull-out bed in the bedroom was handcrafted in Ostrobothnia, precisely for this room. The 19th-century chests feel right at home within the protection of the old walls. Large glass display cabinets, sideboards, and cabinets serve as storage furniture. Around the sturdy oak table in the dining room, there is room for many family members and friends. A playhouse made in Ostrobothnia has been brought to the corner of the plot where the former Myllytupa was located. It is also furnished, and a terrace has been built for children's play. The environment, Old Hamina, is, as the name suggests, old and historical, yet shops and the renewed, magnificent Vihkosaaren beach with its diving platform are right nearby. In summer, the holiday atmosphere is warm, narrow alleys invite you for walks, the river offers a cool swim, and the museum café Huilinki serves hot coffee. In winter, it's peaceful, and Christmas time in the old environment is idyllic. The adjacent green plot is also for the tenant's use, providing additional living space. The house is looking for a resident who appreciates, enjoys, cherishes it, and sees the value and strength of the old residential area and the house that still lingers there.