Loukion Hovi Estate, a historically relevant Mansion, is looking for new ownership, and the next phase of its development. The property constitutes some 150 ha of forrest, located on the western side of the property, some 17 ha of farming / gracing land for cattle or to be planted for harvesting and 8 separate building sites to be developed separately. Some 15 buildings all in all, include the main mansion, Loukion Hovi, an appendix building with a comfortable country retreat, and a separate janitors building. The homestead building include a large cowshead and a barn building building, a grain dryer, a tractor shed, some external outhouses and barns, and a rustic smokesauna, hut village on the river bank. The Loukion Hovi Estate has been meticulously developed, and the running costs of it are low, and can be maintained through annual forrest income and the geotermal heating system, which lowers the heating costs substantially. The history of the property is well documented, and many different phases fill the pages of the history books. The Loukion Hovi has been used to raise Hereford Cattle, and the infrastructure is as well scalable to have horses and other livestock.