Kalusteettu

Kalusteettu is a Finnish adjective used to describe a space that comes with furniture. The term is less common than kalustettu but is understood as synonymous meaning furnished. In practice, kalusteettu appears in real estate and rental listings as an indicator that the property includes furniture such as beds, sofas, tables, chairs and wardrobes, and often basic kitchen equipment. The exact inventory varies and is typically specified in an inventory list or lease agreement; buyers or tenants should verify what is included, as some items may be optional or kept by the owner.

In contrast, kalustamaton means unfurnished, where the tenant handles furnishing. Some listings also describe osittain kalustettu for partly furnished or kalustein varustettu as alternative phrasing. The choice of term can reflect regional language variations or listing style; overall, kalusteettu communicates a furnished status akin to kalustettu, but readers are advised to review the included items.

Linguistically, kalusteettu comes from kaluste (furniture) with the -ettu participle form indicating that furnishing has been provided. The standard, widely accepted form in Finnish is kalustettu, and kalusteettu may be regarded as a variant or less common form.