During his ownership, the Helsinki City authorities took over Kaivopuisto. One third of the site was parcelled off and incorporated into Kaivopuisto Park. Karl Stockman bought the house and grounds from Gronqvist in 1908. Apparently Villa Rauhaniemi was altered several times between 1878 and 1912 when Mr H Reincken bought it. The house was pulled down at some point between 1912 and 1916.
Nothing remains of the building.
We do know, however, that the current house occupies exactly the same site, being built on the foundations of Villa Rauhaniemi. One further link remains. Stockman's house at No 17 Itainen Puistotie was sold to Mr Lennart Baumgartner in 1935 and was known as Villa Baumgartner. The house and plot were bought by the British Government in 1969 for an Embassy building. Its demolition caused considerable controversy, echoes of which are still heard among long-time residents of the area.