Right-of-occupancy apartments, Niittyportti 16, Niittykumpu, 02200, Espoo

New right-of-occupancy apartments have been completed in the Niittykumpu residential area of Espoo on 29 November 2024. Niittyportti 16 consists of two apartment buildings, which will have a total of 82 right-of-occupancy apartments.

There are housing options for a variety of living situations, both for singles and couples, and for larger families. The smallest apartments are two-room apartments and the largest are four-room apartments. The apartments have balconies facing the courtyard.

Apartment types:

2 bedrooms + bathroom, 42.0–47 m², 25 units

2 bedrooms + bathroom + kitchen, 48–55 m², 14 units

3 bedrooms + bathroom + kitchen, 65–72 m², 30 units

4 bedrooms + bathroom + kitchen, 79.5–86.5 m², 15 units

Right-of-occupancy residents have access to a variety of common areas: a sauna, a club room, and a laundry and drying rooms. Storage space is available in outdoor equipment storage and apartment-specific storage. Parking spaces are mainly located in the parking facility. The common courtyard of the block has play and recreation areas that are shared by all residents.

The new right-of-occupancy apartments in Niittykumpu are located in a good location, close to daily services and transport connections. The Niitty shopping center and metro station are approximately 500 meters away.

The services of Iso Omena are a few minutes away by metro or a short bike ride. Iso Omena has grocery stores, specialty stores, restaurants, health services, a cinema and a library. The services of Tapiola can also be reached by metro in a few minutes. Daycare and schools are within walking distance.

Sports and outdoor enthusiasts will be delighted by the seaside and outdoor terrains of Haukilahti and Westend, the outdoor areas of Espoo Central Park, and the countless recreational opportunities of the Tapiola Sports Park and Esport Center.

The Länsi Metro provides convenient access to the city centre of Helsinki and all the way to Eastern Helsinki, and in the other direction to Kivenlahti. Buses run to, among others, Helsinki, Kirkkonummi and various parts of the capital region. It is easy to drive along the nearby Länsiväylä in the direction of Helsinki and Hanko. The distance to the city centre of Helsinki is approximately 12 kilometres, which can be covered by car in about 15 minutes without traffic jams.