While staying with us in the village of Narva, visitors are introduced to life on an authentic working organic farm. The main production line of the farm is suckler cows. One end of the cowshed is reserved for Helena’s small flock of hens, most of which represent a heritage population from Tyrnävä.
In addition to your host family’s home, the main building has three rooms for visitors; these rooms decorated with old pieces of furniture and items provide beds for 10 to 14 visitors in total. Visitors staying in the rooms on the middle floor have access to a well-equipped shared kitchen and bathroom/toilet. On the ground floor, there is a single room with a private sauna.
In summer, visitors can also sleep in a heritage outbuilding with no electricity (3 beds).
Additionally, we have pitches for tents or caravans/mobile homes (5 places with power outlets). A kitchen, living area and bathroom/toilet in shared use can be found in the old stone cowshed. Meeting services can be provided for groups of 10 at maximum.
Treats served as part of our rustic breakfast include organic rye bread made with the old starter of the house as well as organic oven-baked oatmeal or barley porridge. We will be happy to tell our visitors about the history of our house and village and the local services. An afternoon of activities, including a country dinner consisting of local foods and fruit of the forest can be arranged for pre-booked groups.
Our little shop sells organic beef and eggs from our farm. We also sell honey from our beehives and organic flour from a local producer. There is a small local heritage museum in our ancient log outbuilding, and our stone cowshed houses a second-hand shop.
Tourism activities on the farm (advance booking required):
Independent activities:
Sights in the local area:
In a building inventory carried out in Narva village, our property was classified as being of local value.