Amalijas iela 5A

Tucked away on the quiet streets of Āgenskalns in Riga, this wooden house was built in 1912 to a design by architect Oskars Aleksandrs Johans Bārs. A renovation completed in 2024 turned it into finished apartments of 1–4 rooms: the façade was insulated and repainted with linseed oil paint, a third floor was added and every utility line replaced.

Who will feel at home here?

Buyers who want the character of historic timber architecture without old-house compromises. Families have 2 kindergartens on the same street and several schools nearby. Ceilings are 2.85 m on the first floor, 2.75 m on the second and 4 m on the third, where large picture windows face the green courtyard.

What does the finish include?

• solid oak herringbone parquet;
• Latvian-made triple-glazed timber windows with ROTO hardware;
• Hans Grohe taps, Duravit sanitaryware and CASSA DI VANNA bathtubs;
• a built-in kitchen and EI-30 oak entrance doors;
• the building's own gas boiler and a heat meter for each apartment.

What is around the building?

Uzvaras Park is 300 m away and Āgenskalns Market 700 m, with Kalnciema Quarter, the New Riga Theatre's Talsu iela venue and the cafés of Meža and Nometņu iela close by. The closed, landscaped courtyard has a playground, 12 parking spaces, an EV charging point and video surveillance.

Details of the available apartments are in the “Available premises” section below; prices and a viewing time can be agreed on request.