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Petäjäpolku, Rovaniemi

Terrace house · 2 rooms · 1 bedroom · 50 m²

Furnished, 50 m2 one-bedroom apartment, in the village of Autti. Autti is a scenic, active village center on the banks of the Kemijoki River, 75 km from Rovaniemi along the Kuusamo road. The apartment is the only row house in the village. The property will be available from February 6, 2026. The 50 m2 one-bedroom apartment was renovated three years ago and is furnished in a homely manner. The living room opens onto a small backyard. Next to the spacious bedroom is a large walk-in closet. Sitting on the kitchen bar stool, you can have breakfast and lunch. The door opens to a harmonious view of the village road. The apartment can also be rented temporarily, and there are sleeping places for 4 people. The rent is 68 euros per day. Additional charges include a parking space at 25 euros per parking spot (there are 2 parking spaces available - availability is checked upon rental), a water fee of 25 euros per person, and a sauna fee of 25 euros per month. In winter, the area offers ski trails, and in the summer, the forest's offerings are within reach, and the Kemijoki River has nourished the residents of the area up to this day and will continue to do so. The village of Autti is central to the resorts of Luosto, Ounasvaara, and Ruka. Auttiköngäs, Korouoma, and Posio's Riisitunturi, as well as other nature trails, are nearby. Autti is a village where you set off and return to. Welcome!

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Amenities

Furniture

Freezer

Fridge

Microwave oven

Oven

Parking included

Laundry room

Shower

Storage room

Stove

Television

Toilet

House rules and accessibility

Pets welcome

Not wheelchair accessible

No smoking

Up to 4 tenants

Dates

NowUntil further notice

Rent

Monthly cost

€680

Rent

€680

Additional costs

Electricity fee

Included

Water fee

€25

Deposit

1 month

Qualified tenants with approved credit check

Covered by Qasa

Location

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