Piispantie 5

Relaxed rental living in a homely environment

Enjoy life in a fully updated, functional home

SATO owns several buildings in the same complex in this cohesive, quiet and comfortable neighbourhood close to the city boundary with Espoo. This enjoyable, child-friendly area of low-rise buildings features lush grounds with plenty of places to play. The buildings are named after characters in Aleksis Kivi’s classic Finnish novel Seven Brothers; the buildings at Piispantie 5 are called Timo (building F), Toukola (H) and Lauri (K). Building H was completed in 1993, the other two in 1964. Living here means you can enjoy the grounds that have been fully upgraded yet retain their 1960s ambience!

The F and K buildings are renovated fully in 2022–2023, with the apartment surfaces, kitchens, domestic water system, water and drain pipes, electrical system and heating pipes all replaced. The apartment layout designs underwent slight changes to upgrade them from the 1960s to today’s requirements and to make them even more functional. The property is heated with geothermal energy. The apartments have centralised mechanical supply and exhaust ventilation with heat recovery and cooker hood boosting. The exterior of the building also received a new, light and fresh look that is in harmony with the other properties in the area.

Apartment-specific storage units, outdoor equipment storage rooms, baby carriage storage rooms are located in the basements. Both buildings also have a laundry drying room, and a shared sauna and laundry rooms.

Property’s car parking spaces are outside which are ready to be equipped with slow-charging points for electric cars. 3 car parking spaces are ready to be equipped with fast-charging points for electric cars. There are also plenty of bicycle parking spaces.

An independent council of the best specialists of the broad field of sustainable production and consumerism chose this building to be added to the Osta vastuullisesti (Buy sustainably) website for it's sustainable lifestyle and options from the standpoint of a relative sustainability.
Piispantie 5 brochure (in Finnish)

The timeless colour scheme makes it easy to decorate the apartment. The walls are painted in white and the ceilings are spray plastered. The entrance hallways have white wardrobes with sliding mirror doors, while other cabinet and wardrobe doors are white. Some entrance hallways also feature closets with doors.

The living room, bedroom, entrance hallway, walk-in closet and kitchen floors are done in light grey oak laminate and the skirting boards in white wood. The cabinets and wardrobes of the non-wet rooms have matt-white microlaminate doors. The walls and ceilings are painted in white.

The kitchen worktops are in marble-look laminate and the backsplashes in composite panel. Kitchen unit doors and drawer fronts are in matt-white microlaminate. The inset sinks are in stainless steel. The kitchen under-unit lighting comes with power sockets. The kitchen area is equipped with a four-burner induction cooktop, a 60 cm built-in oven, a cooker hood with light, a fridge-freezer and a 60 cm or 45 cm wide dishwasher. There is space for a microwave.

The bathroom walls are done in white, glossy 20 x 40 cm tiles. The bathroom and sauna floors are done in dark grey ceramic 10 x 10 cm tiles and the ceilings in wooden panelling. The furnishings include a massive-laminate cabinet under the wash basin and a mirror cabinet with a light, with some of the apartments also featuring a laundry cabinet. The bathrooms come with hookups and space for a washing machine. The shower enclosure is equipped with a shower wall and a shower curtain rail. The wet rooms have electric comfort heating connected to the apartment's electricity.

The balconies are equipped with retractable balcony glass panes that allow you to extend the summer much longer on your own, sheltered balcony.