The Hirvaskoski manor house and estate is located in Pudasjärvi, in the village of Hirvaskoski
The estate is surrounded by water, forest and fields. The Hirvasjoki river flows nearby, and the sound of the Hirvaskoski rapids is an ever-present reminder of the history of the estate.
Surrounding the manor, which was built in 1846, are the stable and several auxiliary buildings. Notable to the estate is also the small water powered Hirvaskoski power station, which was first build in 1920, and which is still functioning.
The Hirvaskoski estate has a long and colourful history. The Hirvaskoski or Timosen Ruukki Iron works estate area is officially recognised as a culturally and historically significant site.
Hirvaskoski manor and estate
The manor house
Maatsali
The formal dining room next to the kitchen.
Sänkykamari – the main bedroom
Two beds. Additional mattresses available for max 2 people. 25 m².
Sali
A stately and charming reception hall suitable for larger events. AV equipment, 55 m² of floor space.
Perikamari 1 & 2
Two beds with spring mattresses in each. Additional mattresses available for max 2 people. 25 m².
Pikku Kamari – the little bedroom
140 cm wide four poster double bed. 15 m².
Library
The Library is suitable for a small group. Can be used also as a bedroom. 20 m².