- 40 m² – 64 m²
- 2 rental apartments available
Piispantie 3
Osta vastuullisesti (Buy sustainably) homes are located in energy-efficient buildings. They are an above-average choice in terms of sustainability.
Love life in leafy reimarla
Quiet block with widely spaced buildings
In Pitäjänmäki, Reimarla there are several houses in the same cohesive, quiet and comfortable yard district. This enjoyable, leafy area of low-rise buildings features lush grounds with plenty of places to enjoy outdoor living. The buildings are named after characters in Aleksis Kivi’s classic Finnish novel Seven Brothers; the buildings at Piispantie 3 are called Eero, Venla and Männistö.
Piispantie 3 E has been built in 1993 and Piispantie 3 A-B and C-D in the 1960s. These two older low-rise apartment buildings have now been fully renovated with respect for the spirit of the area to meet the demands of today’s living. 42 clear-lined 1-bedroom homes and 6 efficient 2-bedroom homes have a new, fresh look after the renovation. All homes have open-plan kitchens that connect to the living areas. The communal areas have also been renovated. Both houses have laundries and separate drying rooms.
Environmentally friendly geothermal energy has been chosen as the heating method for the houses.
Address
Apartment count
60Building count
3Apartment types
1 br., 2 br.
Apartment sizes
1 br.: 40 m² – 53 m²
2 br.: 50 m² – 64 m²Common areas
Laundry house, Drying room, Air-raid shelter, Attic or cellar or storage room, Outdoor storage room, Communal sauna
Parking spaces
27 uncovered parking spaces
8 own garagesMore info sato@tl-konserni.fi
Not included in rentOther
Service Manager
Mari Piipponen
Maintenance company
Tapiolan Lämpö Oy, Mäntyviita 2, 02110, ESPOO
sato@tl-konserni.fi
0207505360
0207505360
https://www.tapiolanlampo.fi/
Included in rent
Property's rules
Green homes apartments have either geothermal heating or consumption based water billing, or both. Residents in these apartments also regularly receive information on emissions caused by housing, as well as guidance on more sustainable living.