Matri House
Mathildedal, FinlandMatri House is a restored 1840s property in the heart of Mathildedal, a coastal village known for its historic ironworks and artisan community. Just a short walk from the sea and Teijo National Park, it offers a calm and thoughtful setting for rest, gatherings, and small events.
The house combines original architecture with natural materials and soft colour tones, reflecting both its history and a contemporary sense of Finnish design. Six individually styled guest rooms feature Matri beds with cotton linens and herbal-based bath products, creating a comfortable atmosphere that suits both private stays and group visits.
Shared spaces include a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area for shared meals, and two lounges for spending time together. The breakfast room opens to a garden with apple trees and summer flowers, offering quiet spots for reading or outdoor dining.
Surrounded by Mathildedal’s cafés, small shops, and workshops, Matri House is closely connected to the local community. With Teijo National Park nearby, guests can easily explore forest trails, lakes, and coastal paths — all part of the relaxed rhythm that defines this historic village.
Please inquire with us directly for summer bookings (May - August).
Sleeps
Up to 16 guests.
Features
- Comfortable sleep with high-quality Matri beds
- Thoughtful interior design
- Terrace and outdoor dining area
- BBQ
- Garden views from selected rooms
- Fully equipped shared kitchen
- Lounge area
Arrivals and Departures
Arrival: 5pm
Check-out: 11am
If you’d like to request an early check-in or late check-out, this is available for an additional fee and is subject to availability. Let us know the day before your arrival, and we will confirm if it is possible.
Practicalities
Matri House enjoys a central location in the heart of Matildedal, placing you close to charming neighboring establishments that can at times bring a lively summer atmosphere. Any sounds are typically short-lived and usually quiet down by 11:00 PM.
Pets are allowed only in the following rooms: Edla and Matilda.
Guests have exclusive access to the estate, free Wi-Fi, and parking. Complimentary coffee and tea is provided to enjoy at any time of the day.
No smoking inside: Please refrain from smoking inside the home.
No parties: We kindly ask you to treat our home as your own to preserve its pristine condition for future guests and your return visits.
Respecting The Neighbourhood: We are committed to responsible hosting and respecting our local community. We kindly ask guests to keep noise at a considerate level to ensure a peaceful atmosphere for everyone. To support this, the property is equipped with noise monitoring devices that measure sound levels only. Your privacy is fully respected.
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
- Anni (upper floor): 31 m². Sleeps 2–3 guests with a 200×200 cm bed and single sofa bed. Garden view.
- Iida (ground floor): 31 m². Sleeps 2–4 guests with a 180×200 cm bed and double sofa bed. Dual-aspect garden view.
- Liisa (ground floor): 27 m². Sleeps up to 3 guests with two 90×200 cm adjustable beds and a single sofa bed.
- Selma (upper floor): 25 m². Sleeps 1–2 guests with two 90×200 cm beds (can be joined). Can connect to Edla.
- Matilda (upper floor): 27 m². Sleeps 1–2 guests with two 100×200 cm beds (can be joined). Garden view. Pets allowed.
- Edla (upper floor): 32 m². Sleeps 2 guests with a 200×200 cm bed. Features a kitchenette and dining area. Garden view. Can connect to Selma to form a family suite. Pets allowed.
Pets
Families
Children and families are welcome.
Stay North Provides
We endeavour to provide the best to our guests. Every detail has been carefully considered to ensure a memorable stay. From premium-quality linens to selected essentials, we offer comforts to make your time here feel special, allowing you to settle in and enjoy your stay.
- Steam pressed cotton linen
- Toiletries by Sees
- Comprehensive guidebook with local knowledge
- Welcome hamper
- Essentials: Firewood, spices, olive oil, Tea & Coffee and other practical conveniences
Guest Book
Guest Book - Your Property & Destination Handbook
Our guest books are created to help you feel at home and make the most of your stay. Inside, you’ll find clear information about the property, along with local tips on where to eat, shop, and explore. We’ve also included useful insights about the area and important contacts, so that you can enjoy your time with ease and peace of mind.
Price & Availability
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Location
Property Name
10 Guests • 10 Bedrooms • 10 Bathrooms €100/ Night • €1000 TotalMathildedal
Matri House is located in Mathildedal, a small coastal village in the Teijo region of Southwest Finland. Known for its ironworks heritage and local craftsmanship, the area is surrounded by forest, lakes, and sea. Life here follows a slower rhythm, shaped by nature and village traditions.
The region is easy to reach—about 1.5 hours from Helsinki, under an hour from Turku, and less than 30 km from Salo. The village itself is walkable, with cafés, small shops, a harbour, and access to Teijo National Park nearby.
While the surroundings are calm, there’s plenty to explore: forest trails, local bakeries and breweries, swimming spots, and occasional community events. Matri House offers a comfortable base for experiencing the quiet charm of Mathildedal and its natural setting.

From The Owner
Matri House found its home in 2022 in the historic ironworks village of Mathildedal, Salo. Originally built in 1840, the Raasepori House was once home to eight ironworks workers’ families. The extensive renovation of this protected building was carefully planned with respect for its original structures and in collaboration with the Finnish Heritage Agency. The restoration preserved and highlighted the building’s original charm, from wooden floors to the upstairs cabinetry, while incorporating fresh, modern details.
Completed in summer 2023, Matri House is a place where history meets timeless design.
Instead of following trends, the interior design was guided by lasting charm and an element of surprise. New furniture was sourced from sustainable and high-quality manufacturers such as Saari Kitchens, Lundia, Fredericia, Sika Design, and Hay, complemented by carefully selected vintage treasures that add character and delight.
Matri beds, which adapt to the body’s shape and movements, complete the inspiring atmosphere. Matri House feels like a home more beautiful than everyday lif, a place to pause, rest, and recharge, where you will always want to return.

Our Recommendations
Discover the favourite spots that bring this area to life: places to eat, walks to remember, and hidden corners that add colour to your stay.

Wellbeing by Blumo
Book a professional massage for yourself or the entire group. This service is perfect for holiday properties, helping you truly relax. They also provide a variety of wellness services, including personalised treatments and yoga / Pilates sessions.

Coffee Tasting Workshop by Johan & Nyström
Embark on a journey into the world of coffee. This workshop is for those who are curious about coffee and want to know how it can taste in different ways. In this 1.5–2 hour workshop, held by coffee roaster and tea merchant Joakim Dyhr, you will taste several different coffee styles that have been carefully selected and roasted by Johan & Nyström.

Toiletries & Scent Making Workshop by SEES
Learn to craft beautiful, hand-made toiletries using the finest Finnish ingredients, and take home your personalised creations.

Chef & Private Catering
For any occasion, from small gatherings to large events, our recommended chef service has you covered. Contact the chef directly to discuss your needs and receive a personalised quote. To ensure the freshest ingredients, they will source everything from the market on the morning of delivery.
Please contact our team for more information.

Teijo National Park
Right next to the Teijo ironworks villages, this national park showcases diverse Finnish nature—from forests and mires to lakes and sea views. With 50 km of trails, including family-friendly and accessible routes, highlights include the Matildanjärvi loop (6,1km), the Lake Sahajärvi trail (8,8km) with its two manually-pulled ferries, and a welcoming Visitor Centre with maps, a café, and equipment rentals.
Teijo National Park offers great trails to hike for the whole family. The most popular ones are the Totti Nature Trail (1,3km) and the Ant Trail (1,3km). Both routes are easy to hike and comfortable for children as well.

Mathildedal
Mathildedal is a small ironworks village with a character all its own. It hums with artisan bakeries, alpacas, local design shops, and small cafés. The village's old industrial buildings have found new life, offering visitors a chance to slow down, explore, and experience a mix of history, nature, summer events, theatre, concerts and local creativity—all within walking distance. For more information, please visit Mathildedal´s website.

Café Mathildedal
Set in a historic building in the heart of the village, Café Mathildedal offers a calm place to pause with a cup of coffee and something freshly baked. The menu features sweet and savoury pastries made on site using local ingredients—from classic cinnamon buns to seasonal berry cakes and handmade pasta in summer. Breakfast is served daily and includes locally sourced produce.

Mathilda Manor
Mathilda manor is a charming restaurant, cafe and bakery with a welcoming atmosphere, tasty, home-made sourdough bread and other delicacies. During Summer you are welcome to enjoy lunch or a freshly-baked pastry with a cup of coffee or tee in the beautifully curated garden. During the Summer season, the manor is also the location of frequent local festivals and other events.

Mathildedal´s Artisan Shops & Makers
Mathildedal’s village centre is home to a small community of local artisans and makers. Visitors can explore a coffee roastery, bakery, brewery, and alpaca wool mill, along with boutiques offering handcrafted textiles and design pieces. Together, these independent shops give the village its warm, creative character and make each visit a personal experience.