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Beautiful holiday home with WIFI and TV

  • Sleeps
    6
  • Bedrooms
    2
  • Bathrooms
    1
  • Cancellation insurance (included)
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From € 136per Night

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Property Summary

Nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of South Savo, Kaidanjylhä is a charming planed log cabin holiday rental situated in Puumala, Finland, approximately 67 km east of Mikkeli. Built in 2010, this well-appointed property sits just 30 meters from the shores of Lake Kaitajärvi, offering 100 meters of private shoreline and a serene atmosphere ideal for larger groups seeking space and tranquility. The cabin accommodates up to 10 guests during the summer season from April 20th to October 31st, and up to 6 guests at other times of the year. The ground floor of the main cabin features a combined kitchen and living room, a bedroom with a double bed, a toilet, and a glazed porch. On the upper floor, you will find a double bed and a single bed, along with a balcony that frames stunning views of the lake. The lakeside sauna building includes a wood-burning stove, a shower room, and a double bed in its living area, offering a self-contained and relaxing retreat. The stable building's upper floor provides 2 additional bedrooms, each furnished with a double bed, available exclusively during the summer season. Guests benefit from Internet Wifi throughout their stay, ensuring seamless connectivity while immersed in this peaceful natural setting.

Outdoors

The outdoor spaces at Kaidanjylhä are designed to make the most of the exceptional lakeside surroundings. A large open terrace extends from the main cabin, providing an inviting space for outdoor relaxation and dining while taking in the natural scenery. The property sits directly on the shores of Lake Kaitajärvi, which features a firm, quickly deepening sandy and gravel bottom, making it well suited for swimming and water activities. 2 private piers extend into the lake, and a rowing boat is available for guests to explore the calm waters at their leisure. The covered grill shelter is a highlight of the outdoor area, equipped with a wood grill and offering a perfect setting for enjoyable summer evenings in the open air. A hot tub is also available for guest use from April 20th to October 31st, adding a touch of indulgence to the outdoor experience. The balcony on the upper floor of the main cabin provides an elevated vantage point with unobstructed views over the lake, ideal for quiet mornings or sunset evenings.

Other Information

Kaidanjylhä accommodates up to 10 guests during the summer season, specifically from April 20th to October 31st, when the upper floor of the stable building is made available, offering 2 additional bedrooms each with a double bed. Outside of this period, the property comfortably accommodates 6 guests. The lakeside sauna is equipped with a traditional wood-burning stove and includes a shower room, providing an authentic Finnish sauna experience. The hot tub is operational exclusively between April 20th and October 31st. Guests are encouraged to respect the natural surroundings and the tranquility of the property during their stay.

Distances and Attractions

Kaidanjylhä benefits from a convenient yet secluded location in Puumala, Finland, within the scenic South Savo region. The property is situated approximately 67 km east of Mikkeli, the regional capital, where guests can find a wide range of shops, restaurants, services, and cultural attractions. The surrounding area of Puumala is renowned for its pristine lake scenery, archipelago landscapes, and outdoor recreational opportunities, including fishing, kayaking, hiking, and cycling. The extensive Lake Kaitajärvi, directly accessible from the property, offers excellent conditions for boating and swimming throughout the warmer months. The broader Saimaa lake system, one of the largest in Europe, is within easy reach and provides a spectacular backdrop for nature-based activities and exploration throughout the seasons. Villa Kaidanjylhä

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Unique holiday home with WIFI, TV and pets allowed

  • Sleeps
    6
  • Bedrooms
    2
  • Bathrooms
    1
  • Cancellation insurance (included)
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From € 126per Night

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Nestled on the shores of the legendary Lake Saimaa in Niinisaari, Puumala, Finland, Villa Niemelänranta is a charming log cabin holiday rental that offers an authentic and peaceful lakeside retreat. Built in 2014, this well-appointed cabin is ideally positioned along a scenic boat route, allowing you to enjoy the captivating sight of passing vessels directly from the shore. The property accommodates guests across thoughtfully arranged spaces: a welcoming living room and kitchen area, a first bedroom featuring a double bed and television, a second bedroom with a bunk bed, a bathroom complete with shower and WC, a separate WC, and a loft accessible via steep stairs that provides 2 additional beds. Wireless internet connectivity is available throughout the property, ensuring you remain connected even while immersed in the tranquility of the Finnish lakeside landscape. Bed linen is included in the price, with beds made upon your arrival, so you can begin enjoying your stay from the very first moment.

Outdoors

The outdoor spaces of Villa Niemelänranta are perfectly suited to making the most of the stunning natural surroundings. A covered porch invites you to relax in shade while taking in the sights and sounds of Lake Saimaa, while a terrace provides an open-air setting ideal for dining, unwinding, or simply soaking in the scenery. The shoreline, just 25 metres from the property, features a gravel and rock shore with some sandy sections, offering direct access to the water's edge. A rowing boat and a private pier are available for your use, making it effortless to explore the lake at your own pace. For outdoor cooking and entertaining, a gas grill is at your disposal, perfect for preparing meals in the fresh Finnish air.

Other Information

Villa Niemelänranta is accessible year-round thanks to a continuously operating ferry that serves the island of Niinisaari, ensuring a smooth and reliable arrival regardless of the season. The cabin is equipped with a traditional wood-heated sauna, an essential element of authentic Finnish living that promises a deeply restorative experience after a day spent outdoors on the lake. Climate comfort is further ensured by an air source heat pump, providing efficient heating and cooling as needed throughout your stay. Pets are not referenced in the original property information, and any specific queries regarding house rules, check-in and check-out times, or additional policies are best directed to the property manager prior to booking.

Distances and Attractions

Villa Niemelänranta enjoys a privileged location that places you within easy reach of both natural wonders and practical amenities. The property sits approximately 81 kilometres east of Mikkeli, a vibrant city offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, cultural attractions, and services. The immediate surroundings of Puumala and the broader Lake Saimaa region, known as Hätinvirta, are renowned for their exceptional natural beauty, with the lake itself stretching across a vast network of waterways, islands, and inlets that are ideal for boating, fishing, swimming, and nature walks. The Niinisaari island setting, served by its year-round ferry connection, adds a sense of seclusion and exclusivity to your stay while keeping the wider region comfortably accessible. Villa Niemelänranta

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Norppa

: EAS66671

Fabulous holiday villa with TV and pets allowed

  • Sleeps
    6
  • Bedrooms
    2
  • Bathrooms
    1
  • Cancellation insurance (included)
From € 103per Night

Description

Property Summary

Nestled in the heart of Finland, this charming log cabin holiday rental in Puumala offers an authentic and peaceful retreat for those seeking a genuine lakeside escape. Built in 1989, the cabin accommodates guests across 2 bedrooms and a well-arranged living space, making it an ideal choice for small families or groups looking to connect with the unspoiled Finnish countryside. The first bedroom is furnished with a double bed, while the second features a bunk bed, and the living room and kitchen area provides 2 additional sleeping spaces through a comfortable sofa bed. The property is equipped with a kitchenette for preparing meals, a washroom with toilet, and a traditional Finnish sauna fitted with an electric sauna stove. A veranda completes the interior layout, offering a welcoming transitional space between the cabin and the surrounding natural environment.

Outdoors

The cabin sits just 15 metres from the shores of Lake Saimaa, one of Finland's most celebrated and expansive lake systems, where the water is reasonably shallow with a firm sandy bottom, making it particularly suitable for safe and comfortable swimming. A private pier extends over the lake, and a rowing boat is available for guests to explore the calm waters at their leisure. The outdoor setting is defined by the serene natural landscape typical of this region, inviting you to enjoy the fresh air, the gentle sounds of the lake, and the tranquillity of the Finnish wilderness. Please note that access to the WC and sauna is available from outside the cabin, allowing for a seamless and traditional lakeside sauna experience.

Other Information

An obligatory cleaning deposit of 150 is payable upon arrival. The sauna is equipped with an electric sauna stove, providing a convenient and efficient way to enjoy this quintessential Finnish tradition throughout your stay.

Distances and Attractions

The cabin is located approximately 65 kilometres southwest of Savonlinna, a historic city renowned for its magnificent Olavinlinna Castle and its world-famous opera festival held each summer. This positioning places you within comfortable driving distance of a range of cultural, natural, and recreational attractions that the South Savo region of Finland has to offer. The surrounding Lake Saimaa area is celebrated for its exceptional opportunities for fishing, boating, kayaking, and nature walks, while the broader region provides access to local services, dining options, and the rich cultural heritage of the Finnish Lakeland. Norppa

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