Varikkokaarre 2

Cosy rental homes in Keimolanmäki

Beautiful homes for those who appreciate living close to nature

The rapidly developing and park-like Keimolanmäki district offers a great residential area for those who want to live close to nature and have excellent opportunities for spending time outdoors. Bordering on a park, Varikkokaarre 2 is a five-storey building with 46 apartments from studios to homes with 3 bedrooms, kitchen and private sauna and efficient layouts. Most homes have a glassed-in balcony or ground-level terrace. Some studios and 1-bedroom homes have a French balcony. A few of the 3 bedrooms + kitchen apartments have private sauna. Some of the apartments have a private storage unit in the apartment, and the more spacious apartment-specific storage units found in the shared areas are reserved for those who do not have a storage unit in their apartment. Each apartment has it’s own water metre.

Residential comfort in this new building is also further increased by highly functional communal areas: the laundry and drying room and the residents’ shared sauna section can be found on the ground floor. There are 23 car parking spaces on the northern side of the building grounds and another 23 spaces on the adjacent property. There is also 1 space on the deck of the indoor parking facility of the adjacent property. There are three spaces reserved for electric car charging points. A grocery store will open in the neighboring block in 2023.

The modern residential area of Keimolanmäki is located west of Hämeenlinnanväylä road just under 1 km and from the new Ring Rail Line Kivistö train station, which can be easily reached by bus in a few minutes. Kivistö station has excellent train connections to destinations such as the airport, Tikkurila and Myyrmäki as well as the centre of Helsinki. Hämeenlinnanväylä road is convenient for those with a car. There will be a cluster of services and shops for the entire area in Kivistö when the Kivis mall opens in 2023. Keimolanmäki is great for families with children, because Keimolanmäki has both a daycare center and a school. Th