Lai 34, Harjumaa

Newly renovated 99.4 m² 3-room apartment in a prime location in the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town – where unique dining, a rich cultural and educational environment and the medieval Old Town as a UNESCO World Heritage Site meet.

HOUSE

The building Lai 34 // Vaimu 3 was built in 1809-1811, the owner of the building was the hydrographer, the builder of the lighthouse of Mohn and the lower lighthouse of Tallinn and the head of the Lighthouse Supervision Office Leonti Spafarjev, the architect of the building was Carl Ludvig Engel. The building was originally erected on the site of two medieval buildings – a small dwelling house and a barn – and an open square at the rear of the plot of land extending from Pikalt Street to Laiala Street. In the 1950s the building housed the Physical Culture and Sports Committee of the Council of Ministers of the Estonian SSR.

Lai 34 is a 3-storey stone building and the staircase is locked.

LAYOUT AND INTERIOR

The loft apartment on the 3rd floor consists of a living room with open kitchen, 2 bedrooms, toilet, bathroom and hall.

The apartment is a perfect blend of modernity, history and Old Town dignity. It is a home where modern design solutions are perfectly blended with historical elements.

The choice of finishing materials used in the construction has taken into account the historical details preserved in the apartment, creating a harmonious whole. The result is a distinctive, modern and luxurious Old Town apartment with a historic feel.

Natural oak parquet floors, ceramic tiles in the bathroom and toilet.

EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE

The apartment is rented unfurnished, but it is also possible to rent the apartment furnished by agreement with the owner.

The apartment has a fitted kitchen, light fittings and curtains.

High quality appliances are integrated into the functional kitchen furniture: gas cooker and oven, air cleaner and fridge-freezer.

The bathroom has a jacuzzi bath and Samsung washing machine.

HEATING AND UTILITIES

The apartment is heated by gas district heating. Utility costs are approx. 150€ in summer and approx. 300€.

PARKING

Parking is available on the basis of an entry fee of €120 per year or on the basis of the daily standard rate on the streets surrounding the building. For more information see www.tallinn.ee.

LOCATION

The apartment is just a few minutes’ walk from cosy cafés and fine restaurants, culture and entertainment, beautiful parks and an attractive harbour area open to the sea. Logistically easy and quick access to both the port and the airport.

The nearest grocery store is the Old Town Rimi Express. In addition, Viru Keskus, Balti Jaama Turg, Kaubamaja, Rotermanni Kvartal, Kalev Spa, My Fitness fitness club, Coca-cola Plaza cinema and much more are nearby.

Another added value to the bustling Old Town area is the proximity of schools offering high quality education – Gustav Adolf Gymnasium is just a few hundred metres away, and both the Old Town College and G. G. Ots Tallinn Music School. The nearest kindergartens are the Päevatera Kindergarten and the Aiake Kindergarten of the Old Town Education College.

If you want to live in the most prestigious area of the city, in the heart of history, you are welcome to get in touch to arrange a meeting to make sure this is your new home!

At the time of signing the contract, you will be required to pay: the first month’s rent in advance, a deposit of one month’s rent and a broker’s commission of one month’s rent plus VAT.