Rikhard Nymanin tie 3

Easy living in leafy Reimarla

Quiet block with widely spaced buildings

In Pitäjänmäki, Reimarla there are several houses in the same cohesive, quiet and comfortable yard district. This enjoyable, leafy area of low-rise buildings features lush grounds with plenty of places to enjoy outdoor living. The buildings are named after characters in Aleksis Kivi’s classic Finnish novel Seven Brothers; the buildings at Rikhard Nymanin tie are called Aapo and Simeoni. These two low-rise apartment buildings have been built in the 1960s and they have now been fully renovated with respect for the spirit of the area to meet the demands of today’s living.

42 clear-lined 1-bedroom homes and 6 efficient 2-bedroom homes have a new, fresh look after the renovation. The light-colored apartments are beautiful and timeless. All homes have open-plan kitchens that connect to the living areas. The floors are light gray oak laminate and the walls are painted white. The kitchens have white cabinets and are equipped with a ceramic cooker, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. The bathroom walls and floor are tiled, and the washing machine has its own space.

The communal areas have also been renovated. Both houses have laundries and separate drying rooms. On the ground floor of the house C-D there is a clubroom. Rikhard Nymanin tie 3 residents can book a sauna turn in the Piispantie 3 building sauna.

Environmentally friendly geothermal energy has been chosen as the heating method for the houses. In the fall of 2023 an independent council of the best specialists of the broad field of sustainable production and consumerism chose this building to be added to the Osta vastuullisesti (Buy sustainably) website. The council appraises the more sustainable lifestyle and options from the standpoint of a relative sustainability.