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A privately owned fell with panoramic views
Pitkävaara is a privately owned fell property located 260 meters above sea level in Kemijärvi, Finnish Lapland. The location combines three essential factors: open, unobstructed views, privacy, and accessibility (local services and railway connection nearby).
The building right totals 30,019 m² in accordance with the Kemijärvi building regulations.
The key development principles have already been negotiated with the city.
The property is suitable for, for example:
A resort or hotel development
A holiday village or igloo concept
A private holiday home community
A wellness or retreat center
Pitkävaara is a unified, privately controlled area. It enables phased and well-managed development without internal competition or dependency on other operators within the same area.
Tourism in Lapland continues to grow internationally, and demand is increasingly expanding beyond the main resort centers—toward destinations where the guest experience can be designed to be calm, authentic, and distinctive. Pitkävaara provides a realistic and executable foundation for such a concept.
This is a development opportunity for an operator seeking long-term value creation and full control over the overall project.
