Villa Leevi Finland | 3-Bedroom Villa with Spa in Kittila

Imagine eight guests arriving at dusk, the Arctic silence broken only by the crunch of snow underfoot, Lake Levijärvi glimmering below while Levitunturi rises behind. This is what a luxury villa rental in Levi Finland delivers—not the postcard version, but the lived experience. Villa Leevi Finland sleeps 8 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, positioned just 3 kilometres from Sirkka village yet isolated enough to feel like genuine wilderness living.

Inside Villa Leevi Finland

The main floor sets the rhythm. A fully equipped kitchen anchors the space—the kind of kitchen where someone actually wants to cook rather than order takeaway. Open-plan living and dining flow seamlessly, with a working fireplace that transforms winter evenings into something genuinely restorative rather than merely warm. One bedroom with its own en-suite toilet sits on the ground floor, practical for guests with mobility considerations or families with small children who need quick bathroom access. The sauna and shower rooms occupy their own dedicated space, separate from the main bathrooms, allowing multiple people to bathe simultaneously without the morning queue drama.

Climb to the first floor. Two double bedrooms sit here, each opening onto a shared balcony with direct views toward Lake Levijärvi and the Levitunturi slopes. The family bathroom with shower serves this level. A guest WC provides additional convenience. The sofa bed downstairs sleeps two more, making the total capacity genuinely comfortable for eight without anyone feeling squeezed into corners.

Throughout Villa Leevi Finland, the finish reflects the 2023 completion date—everything still feels new without feeling sterile. Log construction walls carry that distinctive wood grain, but modern insulation means heating bills don’t devour the rental budget. Wi-Fi reaches every corner, television provides evening entertainment, and the washing machine plus dryer handle weekly laundry loads without requiring a trip to the village. A coffee machine sits ready for those 6 AM moments when caffeine precedes consciousness.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside and the property reveals its second act. A substantial wooden deck extends from the main living area—the kind of outdoor platform where morning coffee tastes fundamentally different than anywhere else, the cold air somehow clarifying thought. A carport provides protected vehicle parking, essential in Finnish winters when snow accumulation becomes serious business.

The outdoor sauna with attached dressing room represents the cultural centrepiece. This is not incidental—this is the heart of Levi living. Heat yourself in the sauna proper, then emerge into the dressing room where towels hang warm and dry. This ritual, repeated weekly by locals, transforms from novelty to necessity within days. The surrounding landscape of birch forest and snow-covered clearings creates an almost meditative atmosphere for this ancient Finnish tradition.

Atmospheric lighting illuminates the grounds after sunset, extending outdoor usability through the long Arctic winter nights and brief summer evenings alike. The positioning catches southern exposures during winter months when every precious light photon matters.

Location: Levi and the Surrounding Area

Villa Leevi Finland anchors itself at the base of Levitunturi mountain, approximately 170 kilometres north of the regional hub of Rovaniemi, and 265 kilometres south of the actual Arctic Circle. Rovaniemi Airport—served by major European carriers—sits roughly 2.5 hours’ drive south via Route 4, the main north-south spine through Lapland. Kittilä Airport, only 80 kilometres away via Route 79, offers a more direct alternative for those with scheduled flights, typically 90 minutes by car.

Sirkka village, 3 kilometres downhill, functions as Levi’s service centre. The ski lifts operate within walking distance for experienced winter athletes, though shuttle services run regularly. Levi’s ski resort—Finland’s largest winter sports facility—dominates the winter economy. Seventeen runs, three terrain parks, and a dedicated learning slope serve abilities from absolute beginner through advanced. The season typically runs November through April, with peak crowds occurring during Finnish school holidays (late February to early March) and the weeks around Christmas and New Year.

Summer transforms the dynamic entirely. Hiking trails radiate from Levitunturi, ranging from gentle forest walks to more demanding ridge traverses with 360-degree views across the Lapland plateau. Mountain biking courses of varying difficulty operate June through September. Lake Levijärvi permits swimming during summer months (July water temperatures reach approximately 18°C), though the brave test these waters earlier and later in the season. Fishing—particularly for Arctic char and pike—attracts specialists year-round. The local Levi Café, approximately 2 kilometres downhill, serves traditional Finnish fare and excellent coffee to hikers and families. Sirkka Shopping Centre, equally close, houses a supermarket, pharmacy, and local restaurants including traditional Lappish establishments.

Winter activities extend beyond skiing. Snowmobiling expeditions depart from local operators, penetrating deeper into the wilderness than foot traffic allows. Reindeer sleigh rides—the authentic Lapland experience—operate through December to February with local herds. Dog sledding tours similarly run peak winter months, typically 2-3 hour experiences that cost €80-120 per person.

Ivalo, 40 kilometres south, functions as a larger supply centre with additional restaurants, a medical clinic, and a supermarket chain. Sodankylä, 50 kilometres southeast, hosts a weekend market during summer months selling local crafts and reindeer products. Both towns lie within an hour’s drive for those seeking evening entertainment beyond villa entertaining.

The Northern Lights season (late August through March) attracts international visitors specifically to this latitude. Villa Leevi Finland’s elevated position and relatively dark skies create reasonable viewing prospects during peak season (September-February), though the phenomenon remains unpredictable. Local tour operators offer multi-night aurora hunting packages with guides who understand optimal viewing locations around Levi and Kittilä regions.

For destination context, explore our villas in Lapland to compare regional options, and discover broader Finnish luxury villa choices via our luxury villas in Finland collection. Browse our full selection in Kittila for nearby alternatives, and read our Levi travel guide for comprehensive destination planning.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families—three adult couples, or two parents with teenage children—fit naturally into Villa Leevi Finland’s layout. The ground floor bedroom with en-suite suits elder relatives who prefer avoiding stairs. The two upstairs doubles work well for couples or siblings. The sofa bed accommodates younger children or additional adult guests prepared for slightly tighter quarters.

Groups of friends planning winter sports seasons find advantage in shared accommodation costs while maintaining private sleeping spaces. The ground floor living areas provide common entertaining space without forcing constant togetherness.

Families with children under ten benefit from the compact size—nobody gets lost searching for bathrooms at 3 AM, and the sauna ritual becomes a nightly family tradition rather than individual exercise. The proximity to Sirkka’s skiing facilities means morning lessons before afternoon coasting and sledging.

Couples seeking authentic Finnish winter or summer wilderness experience will appreciate the balance between isolation and services. The villa provides genuine quiet without requiring complete self-sufficiency—restaurants and shops sit within a short drive rather than weeks away.

Practical Information

Capacity: Villa Leevi Finland accommodates 8 guests maximum. This comprises 3 bedrooms (two double upstairs, one double with en-suite downstairs) plus the ground floor sofa bed sleeping two additional people. Suitable age range depends on sofa bed comfort tolerance—teenagers and adults prefer this arrangement over very young children.

Bathrooms: 2 full bathrooms plus 2 separate WCs ensure morning routines don’t create bottlenecks. The ground floor sauna with shower and en-suite provide additional bathing options.

Nearest airports: Kittilä Airport (80 km, approximately 90 minutes) offers more direct access than Rovaniemi International Airport (170 km, approximately 2.5 hours). Both receive regular European service. Car hire at either location runs €30-60 daily for standard vehicles; winter tyres are mandatory and included.

Nearest supermarket: Sirkka Shopping Centre, 3 kilometres downhill, stocks standard groceries, fresh provisions, and some specialty items. Ivalo Supermarket, 40 kilometres away, offers broader selection for those seeking specific products. Both are open daily year-round.

Included in rental: Wi-Fi internet, television, washing machine, dryer, coffee machine, sauna use (indoor and outdoor), and all standard utilities. Bed linen and towels are provided. The outdoor sauna with dressing room represents a substantial inclusion, particularly valuable during winter months when this experience defines the stay.

Chef services: On-site cooking assistance can be arranged through the rental agency, ideal for groups planning extended stays or special occasions. Advance notice required (typically 48 hours minimum).

Check-in flexibility: Standard check-in is 4 PM, check-out 10 AM. Early or late arrangements may be possible depending on booking calendar—contact the rental team directly for availability.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Leevi Finland

How many guests does Villa Leevi Finland sleep?

Villa Leevi Finland sleeps 8 guests. The accommodation comprises 3 bedrooms—two double bedrooms on the first floor with balcony access, and one double bedroom with en-suite toilet on the ground floor—plus a sofa bed on the ground floor sleeping two additional people. This configuration works well for families of four to five with teenage children, or groups of three couples, though sleeping arrangements should be confirmed during booking based on your specific group composition.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Leevi Finland in Levi?

Kittilä Airport, 80 kilometres away, provides the most direct access to Villa Leevi Finland, with typical transfer times of 90 minutes to 2 hours by car depending on road and weather conditions. Rovaniemi International Airport, 170 kilometres distant, offers more extensive flight options for international connections but requires approximately 2.5 hours’ drive. Both airports have car rental facilities with winter vehicle options (essential during October-April when snow chains or studded tyres are mandatory).

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Leevi Finland?

Winter (November-March) suits those seeking skiing, Northern Lights viewing, and authentic Arctic experiences. December through February peak season brings consistent snow and the Northern Lights possibilities, though prices increase and accommodation fills rapidly. January offers excellent skiing conditions with fewer crowds than February school holidays. Summer (June-August) attracts hikers and those seeking the midnight sun effect—the sun dips below the horizon for only a few hours in late June and early July. Shoulder seasons (September-October, April-May) offer quieter experiences with spring wildflowers in May and autumn colours in September. Weather should inform your choice: winter temperatures drop to -15°C regularly with occasional deeper cold; summer peaks around 15-18°C with occasional warm spells exceeding 20°C.

Is Villa Leevi Finland suitable for families with children?

Yes, Villa Leevi Finland works well for families with children of all ages. The ground floor bedroom with en-suite toilet accommodates families with young children who need bathroom proximity. The sauna ritual—a daily occurrence in Finnish culture—introduces children to traditional practices safely and enjoyably. Sirkka’s beginner ski slopes and learning areas cater specifically to young learners, typically accepting children from age three. Summer activities like lake swimming (during July when water temperatures reach approximately 18°C), hiking on easy trails, and reindeer encounters suit families with children aged 5+. The compact villa size means supervision remains manageable—you never lose sight of children across sprawling grounds. Winter safety requires basic precautions (proper clothing, sunscreen, hydration awareness), but no specific hazards make the property unsuitable for children.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Leevi Finland?

Villa Leevi Finland includes Wi-Fi internet, television services, use of all kitchen appliances (including the coffee machine), washing machine and dryer, bed linen, towels, use of both the ground floor sauna with shower facilities and the outdoor sauna with dressing room, and all utility costs (heating, electricity, water). The property does not include meals, though a chef/cook can be arranged with advance notice for an additional fee. Cleaning costs typically apply at checkout, though this varies by rental period and should be confirmed during booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Leevi Finland?

Sirkka village, 3 kilometres downhill, hosts several restaurants serving traditional Finnish and international cuisine, with prices ranging €12-28 per main course. Local options include Levi Café (famous for reindeer soup and traditional Lappish dishes), and several pizza and kebab establishments. Sirkka Shopping Centre (3 km) contains a supermarket chain, pharmacy, and gift shops stocking local handicrafts. Ivalo, 40 kilometres south via Route 4, offers larger supermarket chains (Prisma, S-Market), more extensive restaurant selection, and petrol stations. Sodankylä, 50 kilometres southeast, hosts a weekend market (summer months) with local producers selling reindeer products, lingonberries, and handcrafted goods. For serious food shopping or seeking specific dietary items, Rovaniemi city (170 km) provides all major chain supermarkets and international food suppliers, though this represents a significant drive from the villa.