This house on the island of Muuratsalo is a great location to relax and enjoy lake Päijänne or to explore this area of outstanding natural beauty and cultural heritage. Muuratsalo has several nature trails through the forest, with ice age boulders scattered over the hills. Nearby cultural features include Alvar Aalto's experimental house and the town hall on the nearby island of Säynätsalo. Muuratsalo is well connected with the city of Jyväskylä with activities and services all year round. This house is located in the charming Haikka area of Muuratsalo, an area first developed in the 1930s for workers of the Säynätsalo sawmill. The area was planned by female architect Wivi Lönn. The house includes a spacious living room and kitchen, an upstairs bedroom and landing, a downstairs toilet, laundry and shower area, electric sauna, a porch looking onto the lake and a second bedroom at the back of the property. The house is comfortably furnished and happily situated with views onto lake Päijänne from the front windows and views onto Satasarvinen (Hundred Horn Hill) from the rear.