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A gorgeous studio apartment of 40 m2 in Katajanokka for rent Opposite of the Uspenski Cathedral, the Presidential castle and the Foreign ministry (see the picture, a viw from the window). The elegant apartment is on two levels. The oldest and maybe the most beutiful elevator in Finland built for an apartment building (1903) Facilites The building You can find the best Italian coffee in town in Signora Delizia kiosk in Tove Jansson park, just accross the street. Food store (K-Market) next door. A bicycle garage in the house. Apartment Apartment with a kitchenette: Microwave, water boiler, coffee machine, toaster, stove and oven. Radio, very fast wireless Wi-Fi. Bathroom A brand newly renovated bathroom with a washing machine, floor heating and Italian wall tiles. Sleeping A double bed or two single beds (the double bed put apart). Surroundings Katajanokka is a very famous and the largest coherent art nouveau housing area in the world. Many European architects visited Helsinki, and especially Katajanokka, in their search for inspiration in the beginning ot the 20th century. Helsinki Market place 5 min walk: fresh vegetables, berries, fruits, fish, souvenirs, coffee etc. Transport by the public Tram number 4 leaves just outside the house. 5 min to the city centre. Helsinki offers almost free city bikes, plus there is a bicycle rental around the corner: https://bicycleanhelsinki.com/ Amusements An outdoor swimming and wellfare centre Allas See Pool (2 minutes walk) will be reopened on June the 1st. There are many restaurants and bars: ”Allas Wine & Dine, on the second floor of Allas Sea Pool, offers stunning views over both the Baltic Sea and the historic center of Helsinki. Nordic ingredients play a central role in our modern dishes. Influences and spices from the world add a surprising combination of flavors. An interesting wine list completes the offer.” https://www.allasseapool.fi/en/eat-and-drink Helsinki skywheel 1 min. Walk. This house is in the image above, left of the skywheel. Price Weekly price: 550 €. 1-2 persons. The price includes taxes, electricity, water and towels+sheet. Very flexible check-in and check-out times. Deposit 150 € which you get back at your departure, when leaving the keys. Corona policy The apartment will be desinfinfected before and after your visit and there is desininfection material on the house. Contact and reservation [email protected] +358 50 4394546..

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