The tennis centre was founded in 1950 and designed by the architect Heimo Kautonen. It has three courts, a pavilion, a café and changing rooms. It was originally reserved for employees and managers of the Serlachius company, and the tennis club itself dates back to 1929. The historic court is still in use, and programmed play includes tennis in the style of the 1950s.
Courts are booked online through a booking calendar. Groups can arrange tennis tournaments and take introductory or intensive courses. The pavilion can be rented for summer events for about 50 people.
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