Ylähuuliella

Ylähuuliella is a small, unincorporated community located in the municipality of Naantali, within the Southwest Finland region of Finland. It is situated on the mainland of Naantali, away from the main archipelago islands. The area is characterized by its rural landscape, featuring a mix of forests, agricultural land, and scattered residential buildings.

Historically, like many rural Finnish settlements, Ylähuuliella would have been associated with agriculture and forestry. Its development is tied to the broader settlement patterns of the Naantali region, which has seen gradual population growth and changes in land use over the centuries. Proximity to the coast has also played a role in the regional economy, though Ylähuuliella itself is not directly on the sea.

Today, Ylähuuliella serves primarily as a residential area for people who may commute to nearby towns and cities for work, or who are involved in local or remaining agricultural activities. The community benefits from the infrastructure and services provided by the larger municipality of Naantali, including road access and local amenities. The natural surroundings offer opportunities for outdoor recreation, such as hiking and enjoying the Finnish countryside. While it does not possess distinct landmarks or major tourist attractions, Ylähuuliella represents a typical example of a quiet, rural Finnish settlement.