Welcome dear scene walker
I filmed with 2 different cameras, which will come as a separate walk, this scene marks PART 1.
I decided to go to a beautiful Finnish residential area.
To the village-like complex of Kartanonranta, which translates to “Manor’s Beach”.
It is located in the area of Sundsberg near the town of Masala in Kirkkonummi, Finland.
The area also has a beautiful nature trail and a small beach on the shores of Espoo Gulf, it is a long sea bay that juts inland and connects to the Gulf of Finland.
According to a competition organized by ‘Business Finland’, the residential area was the fourth best in Finland in 2009.
According to the agency ‘Statistics Finland’, in 2016 more than half of the inhabitants belonged to the highest income category.
The construction of Kartanonranta began in 2002, a village-like complex of small houses for families and versatile hobby opportunities.
The idea of the village is community and closeness to nature.

HISTORICAL INFORMATION:
Kartanonranta or Manor’s beach is a reference to a mansion that used to be in the area.
The oldest information about the Sundsberg region dates back to the 16th century, when the estates of the region sailed to Tallinn (Estonia) to sell timber and hops.
By the early 18th century, the estates had merged into the Sundsberg manor, built in 1829.
A daily steamboat connection to Helsinki from the mid-19th century brought many nobility to the area in summer.
The Soviet Union leased the area of which Sundsberg manor was part of, and after the return of the area, the main building in poor condition was demolished.
However, you can still feel the spirit of the old manor culture.
In addition to the numerous noble trees, the caretaker’s house and the stone stable building were also restored.

I hope you enjoyed reading and i wish you a pleasant walk.
Thanks for watching and hope to see you in PART 2.

PART 2: COMING SOON.