Dzirnavu 6

Back in soviet times Latvia was positioned as a part of the West. Narrow streets of Old Riga, cosy cafes, multi-colored swimming suits on the beaches of Jurmala, soft „foreign” accent of local speech...

Latvia today - is Europe de facto and de jure.

Its economy became an integrated part of European Union with attractive investment opportunities.

Civilized infrastructure of trade, leisure and entertainment has developed.

Local real estate market is fast growing and is one of the best investments.

Latvia traditionally is characterized by its easy-tempered way of life and unobtrusive European service.

Here, as before, one can speak Russian with confidence that he will be understood correctly.

The building on Dzirnavu Street, which is currently being renovated, was designed by a famous Latvian architect Edmund von Trompowsky at the beginning of 1900.

This complex with two courtyards forms part of the cultural and architectural heritage of Riga.

A great advantage is the location of the building in a prestigious and quiet residential area, a mere five-minute walk from the historical centre of Riga with its lovely city parks and public gardens.

Despite its central location, the building is situated on a quiet street with no traffic.

The front building, overlooking Dzirnavu Street, comprises nine flats of different area – from 35.7m2 to 101.5 m2 – with the number of bedrooms ranging from one to three. The front building also includes commercial premises with a total area of 115m2 that can be used for a bar, restaurant or an office.

In addition to nine flats with an area ranging from 51m2 to 80m2, the building situated in the courtyard of the complex also comprises nine storage rooms in the basement and a covered garage with a total area of 22m2.

The top floors of both buildings hold beautiful attic flats.

There are five parking places available in the courtyard.

High-quality materials from well-known suppliers were used for the interior decoration of the flats.

Each building has a lift.

The reconstruction works have begun in June 2014 and will be finished by the end of 2015.