Myllytie 14a

A 6-story house for artists was completed in September 2023 in the culturally and historically valuable Pöytäalho area of Järvenpää. The building includes 50 rental apartments, 20 of which are leased to performing arts professionals. The top floor features four loft studio apartments with ceiling heights of up to five meters.

The building’s facade and stairwell walls display graphic artworks by local artist Susanna Autio.

There are excellent common areas, including a communal sauna, a laundry room, and a resident space with ample storage options. The resident space can be used for both communal events and private gatherings, and it can also be reserved for short-term use as a workspace for artistic endeavors.

For storage, tenants have access to apartment-specific storage rooms, an outdoor equipment storage area, and a stroller storage room. The cozy courtyard offers a playground for children, a lounging area, and a grill pavilion for communal use. A separate bicycle storage room includes facilities for charging electric bikes, with a dedicated battery charging cabinet.

There are a total of 34 parking spaces for car owners, including 2 guest spaces. Seven of the parking spaces are equipped for electric vehicle charging.

The building is smoke-free, with smoking prohibited throughout the entire property. The project is financed with short-term interest subsidies from ARA, which means income limits apply to the apartments.

Pöytäalho residential area

Myllytie 14 is located in the Pöytäalho residential area, whose central location serves various needs. Within walking distance, you can find a health center, library, large grocery stores, a train station, and the diverse services of the city center. The nearest large grocery store is the Citymarket in Järvenpää, known for its sushi. The train station is a 10-minute walk away, and the train journey to Helsinki takes only half an hour. In addition to train connections, getting around Järvenpää is easy by bike or car. The Tuusulanväylä highway provides quick access to Helsinki, and the Lahti region is also within reach.

Myllytie emphasizes art. In addition to the Artist House, the area known as Taidemäki features the log villa Villa Cooper, which serves as an exhibition and sales space for Järvenpää artisans, and the Järvenpää Art House.

Child-friendly Pöytäalho has a 24-hour daycare center. Nearby, there are also elementary and secondary schools. Sports enthusiasts can visit the Järvenpää swimming and sports hall nearby. For tennis players, a tennis hall is just a 7-minute bike ride away. In the neighboring municipality of Kerava, on the Sipoo side, is the Talma ski center.

Järvenpää also offers great opportunities for outdoor activities. A paved bike path runs around Lake Tuusula, suitable for cycling, jogging, and rollerblading. In winter, there is a popular ice skating route on the lake’s surface. Two kilometers from home, there is the Tervanokka beach with changing rooms and outdoor showers. A 10-minute bike ride away is the summer home of Jean and Aino Sibelius, Ainola.

Myllytie 14 apartments

There are a total of 50 apartments, ranging in size from 30.5 to 76.5 square meters. The building includes studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments, catering to the needs of singles, couples, and families. Pets are also welcome.