Accommodation

Forest House

The last nights before winter: the house is open until 30 November and closed from 1 December to 31 March.

In the house

For four, 2 bedrooms
Fireplace, mini kitchen, WC and shower

Built the old way: solid walls of thick, heavy logs, the timber from Estonian forest. There is no drywall in this house.

The Forest House stands among tall spruce at the edge of the lawn. Two bedrooms, a fireplace, a mini kitchen, a WC and a shower. In the living room a buttoned sofa under sheepskins, a checked rug and a hanging chair at the window; in the bedroom, between log walls, a lit bull’s head above the bed.

It is for four and suits a family or two couples: two separate bedrooms, a fireplace of its own and forest outside the window. The house is rented whole.

The sauna is in the Sauna House only and is not included with this house — write to us if you would like to use it. The Forest House closes for the winter, from 1 December to 31 March; the first night of the new season is 1 April. The trails start from the village, the manors of Palmse, Sagadi and Vihula and the coast at Altja are a short drive away, and Tallinn is about 90 kilometres away.

Photographs

The Forest House in sunshine between birch and spruce, a green lawn in front

The Forest House entrance — a timber deck with a bench, log wall and the METSAMAJA sign

Forest House — the open living room — teal armchairs, a sofa under sheepskins, the hanging chair and tall windows

Forest House — the hanging chair by the windows, the bedroom door open

Forest House — a bedroom under the log ceiling, pale bedding and two pillows

Forest House — a bedroom with grey bedding and a sheepskin rug

Forest House — from the bedroom through the door into the bright living room

Forest House — the bathroom with shower curtain, toilet and basin

Forest House — the fireplace against its reclaimed-timber breast, a birch-bark basket of logs and a sheepskin on the floor

Forest House — the living room with the fire lit, teal recliners at the window and wine on the table

Forest House — the whole living room from above — the kitchen corner, the fire and the checked rug

Forest House — the buttoned sofa under sheepskins, a feather dreamcatcher and the kitchen counter behind

Forest House — the hanging chair at the window, an armchair by the fire and the door onto the lawn

Forest House — the open door into the log-walled sleeping room, a dreamcatcher and sheepskins

Forest House — the bed between the log walls, a lit bull’s head above the headboard

Forest House — the same bed at night, the only light in the bull’s eyes

Forest House — the white-tiled washroom with basin and mirror

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