Right-of-occupancy apartment, Örnvikintie 2, Sipoonranta, Itäsalmi, 01120, Sipoo

A functional triangle on the first floor. The apartment has two bedrooms, a walk-in closet, a living room connected to the kitchen, and a balcony. The walls of the apartments are painted and the floors are mainly laminate. The bathroom has ceramic tiles. Blinds provide privacy to the apartments. Available by agreement at the end of September. Photos of a similar apartment.

Sipoonranta at Storörintie 9/Örnvikintie 2 has 56 comfortable right-of-occupancy homes in four apartment buildings. In addition to the apartments, the buildings have two commercial premises, which can be accessed from Storörintie. The site has a total of 54 parking spaces, of which 32 are covered parking spaces. In addition to these, four parking spaces are located along the street. Ten spaces can be used to charge electric cars. There is a fenced play and recreation area shared by all buildings in the courtyard between buildings C and D.

The smallest apartments are 25.5 m² studios and the largest apartments are 114.5 m² four-room apartments, which also have a separate workspace, which also works well as an additional room. A few three-room apartments also have an additional workspace. The kitchen has a ceramic hob and fridge/freezer, larger family apartments have a separate fridge and freezer. All apartments have a dishwasher and space for a microwave as standard. The kitchen is tiled. All bathrooms have sink cabinets. Blinds provide privacy to the apartments.

Sipoonranta is a seaside residential area right on the border of Helsinki and Sipoo, on the shores of the Gulf of Finland. This unique district is modern and contemporary, but close to nature and away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The seafront is about twenty metres away, and it is possible to get a mooring for your own boat from the adjacent marina. The centre of Helsinki is about 21 kilometres from Sipoonranta and can be reached by car in about 30 minutes. The Porvoo motorway is approximately 500 meters away, and from the bus stop located there, you can reach Helsinki’s Itäkeskus in approximately 20 minutes, from where you can easily continue your journey by metro to the centre of Helsinki. The site was completed on 26 June 2025.