Rannantupa is a wooden/log cottage built in 1994 in Hollola, Päijät-Häme, in the Messilä area. The cottage is set 30 m from Lake Vesijärvi, on a sheltered plot surrounded by grass and bordered by a neighborhood with permanent residents.
Inside, the cottage has a living room/kitchen, two bedrooms, a sleeping loft with folding door, a dressing room that can serve as an alternative sleeping place, a washroom, and a sauna with an electric stove. The equipment includes a refrigerator and freezer, electric hob and oven, microwave oven, shower, toilet, electric lighting, electric heating, and a heat-storing fireplace.
Outside, there is a gas grill on the terrace, a rowing boat, and an outboard motor available free of charge. A separate sauna building with a wood-fired stove is also available, and a wood-fired outdoor hot tub can be rented from the caretaker.
The cottage has WLAN 4G, Google Chromecast, and a bluetooth speaker. Water comes from a drilled well and is safe for household use, though it contains some iron; drinking water can be brought by the caretaker on request.
Messilä’s services are close by, including a downhill ski centre and golf course. Lahti’s skiing centre is 15 km away, and the nearest ski lift is 6 km away. The property is intended for quiet stays, and noise-causing parties are not allowed.