Jauli

Inneres

A large former logging camp located on the banks of the Liesijoki River, next to Seitseminen National Park, 56 km north of Tampere. The original cabin was built by Kalle Päätalo, but the main building burned down and was later replaced with a new one. The stable building constructed by Kalle Päätalo still remains. The house was fully renovated in 2021, and the riverside sauna was renovated in the spring of 2022.

This spacious rental cabin has four bedrooms. The first bedroom includes two beds and a bunk bed for two, the second has five bunk beds accommodating 11 people, the third has two bunk beds for five people, and the fourth has two beds. The fireplace/TV room features one bunk bed for two and a corner sofa. The updated kitchen and large dining/living area can accommodate the entire group to eat together. There are 2 indoor WCs and 2 showers.

By the river, there is an atmospheric wood-heated sauna with a washing area with two showers, a fireplace room, and a large terrace extending over the river.

There is a dock for swimming, but no boat is provided. The rocky, flowing riverbank is unsuitable for small children. Approx. 1.5 km away, there is a swimming area with a beautiful sandy beach and a lean-to shelter, shared with three cabins at Alainen-Särkilampi pond.

The property also includes the old stable building, Kallen Talli 17367. By renting this additional cabin, the two properties can accommodate up to 34 people.

The landlord reserves the right to charge a 300 EUR security deposit, which will be refunded to the tenant's bank account after the rental period, provided the property is in good condition and all items are intact.