Sartrenkuja 1, Vuores, 33870, Tampere

A cozy and homely detached house was one of the 2012 housing fair sites in Vuores, Tampere. The wooden house has parquet floors and beautiful, high-quality materials, a tiled bathroom, two separate toilets, a sauna and a large walk-in closet, as well as a warm storage room. The apartment has high-quality, automatic water-saving taps, and the appliances in the well-equipped kitchen are energy-efficient. The placement of the windows makes use of natural light and the apartment has energy-efficient LED lighting. The entrance hall has a large glass-walled green porch, which can be shaded with a movable wall panel if desired. The house is two-storey and has its own yard, as well as entrances and terraces in the front and back yards. In addition, the yard has two separate cold storage rooms and two parking spaces with heating sockets. When built, the house was Finland’s first zero-energy house. Solar collectors on the roof of the house heat the domestic water, and solar panels on the roof and in the wall of the outdoor storage room produce electricity for the house’s own use. In addition, the house has district heating. Surrounded by green areas and waterways, Vuores combines small-town life, closeness to nature, high-quality architecture and ecology. The area has a grocery store, a new upper and lower secondary school, a kindergarten, and many outdoor and sports opportunities. Public transport connections are also good.