A couple who purchased a historic Finnish townhouse were awarded a €15,000 price reduction after discovering undisclosed issues with the property. The over 100-year-old semi-detached house, built in the 1920s and renovated in 2006, revealed problems following a more detailed inspection after the sale. The buyers were aware of potential issues, but the extent of the defects warranted legal intervention. A Turku court ruled in favor of the buyers, ordering the sellers to pay the price reduction. The 119-square-meter property was sold in April 2024 for €204,000. The case highlights the importance of thorough property inspections and transparent disclosures during real estate transactions.