A museum since 1988, the farm has an enclosed courtyard with a main building dating from 1815. The same family has lived on the farm since 1856. Displays include tools and household objects from self-sufficient rural life, horse-era farming equipment in a log barn, and a collection of skis and wooden shovels.
Open in summer and otherwise by arrangement, visits include a guided tour. Coffee is served from the home kitchen, and the smoke sauna can be hired. Part of the Museoraitti rural museum network, the site has accessible seating but no accessible toilet.
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