Siirantie, Keuruu

Wonderful war-time house in Keuruu's Haapamäki. Downstairs has a large kitchen-living room, living room, bedroom, toilet with bathroom and sauna. The basement level offers storage space as well as the indoor unit of a water-air heat pump. The living room surfaces were renovated a couple of years ago. In the downstairs bedroom, a closet has been built to accommodate a double bed, thus creating additional convenient storage space. A recess has also been built in the bedroom, which can accommodate, for example, a workstation or even a baby crib. There are also closets in the entrance hall, from which there is access to both the bathroom facilities, the toilet, and the kitchen. The WC was renovated in 2010. The bathroom has plenty of space and also houses the washing machine. The indoor sauna has a KotaSaga electric stove with a large stone section, providing pleasantly moist sauna experiences without the typical electric stove feel. Upstairs there are two spacious bedrooms. There is also cold attic space for storage upstairs. In the utility building, there is a small garage, storage/wood shed, boiler room, and a charming, unique wooden sauna with a dressing room. The property is located in a quiet area near a pine forest at the end of the road. The Tervatehtaanpolku that runs along the property is a lightly trafficked gravel road, so there is no disturbance from traffic. A strong hedge separates this road from the yard. The yard includes, among other things, a productive apple tree, cherry and berry bushes, and a greenhouse. It's just over a kilometer to the local town center, which offers a wide range of services for a small locality, such as a bank, daycare, pharmacy, grocery store, hairdresser, massage, and cinema. The Kirkonmäki area is only 400 meters away, where you will find a school, library, and gym in addition to the church. Haapamäki has a direct train connection to, for example, Jyväskylä and Tampere, and the journey from the house to the train station is just over a kilometer. The tenant is responsible for heating, electricity, water, and waste management costs. The heating method is a water-air heat pump and wood.