This peculiar house is located next to a small forest 300 m from the beach and offers two houses with six bedrooms, two fireplaces, wood sauna and various other amenities (see below). In spite of its visuals, it is actually a stone house from the 1980ies. Our family - my wife Tiina, son Theodor (7) and daughter Nora (5) - are usually spending our summer there. This year, we will be travelling ourselves between 3 - 17 August, and we are renting out the house during that time. The house has 132 m2 on two floors - kitchen, living/dining room, bathroom and sauna in the first floor, four separate bedrooms and an additional WC on the second floor (pics from the second floor and the sauna will be updated early May, cannot find them right now). The house has partially be refurbished (for instance, the entire roof and all electricity has been replaced in 2021), but still kept much of its original charm. Same goes for the garden house from the 1970ies, which also has a fireplace and several additional bedrooms, but no running water; it is thus also not officially listed as accommodation here, rather as classical garden house. The house is a direct neighbour of the Lepanina hotel resort and is also connected to Pärnu via the public bus station named after the hotel.