Koidu Puhkemaja (Morning Red Cottage) is a log cabin built entirely from massive logs and is located in picturesque Suurevälja in Harju County. A grass roof gives the property an idyllic touch. The garden is surrounded by old trees and the adjacent forest, which belongs to the property and has an extensive grass area of 50m x 30m behind the house. There are plenty of recreational games for children as well as adults.

We originally are from the Bavarian Alps and our dream has always been to own a traditional wooden house, as it is widely used there. During our travels around the world in previous years, we have had many experiences with a wide variety of accommodations. We use Koidu Puhkemaja ourselves for our stays in Estonia and want to make it as comfortable and pleasant as possible for our guests and us, while still keeping the charm of a wooden house.

From Koidu Puhkemaja log house it is 53km to Tallinn. Keila is 15km and Haapsalu 50km away and from this base you can explore the whole northern Estonia and the Baltic coast or Saaremaa very well. To the nearest airport, Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport is 56 km. All places can be reached by highways and very well developed country roads. There is a bus stop 50m from the house. From Paldiski there are hourly trains to and from Tallinn all day long. The surrounding area offers a variety of recreational opportunities and: to the nearest Baltic beach is 6 km. You can go hiking, walking on spectacular cliffs, guaranteed to find mushrooms in the right season, visit cultural sites such as the famous 14th century monastery in Padise and manor houses, swimming on the most beautiful beaches of the Baltic Sea, relax on beautiful beaches or go kite surfing, windsurfing, fishing, golfing, horseback riding etc. You can also visit the twin islands of Suur and Väike-Pakri off the coast by speedboat from the port in Kurkse. The famous 16th century church of Madise can be seen from the house and is definitely worth a visit. Fortunately, the bells are only rung for Sunday mass.