Bertrand kvartāls

If you like the character of pre-war architecture but expect the comfort of a modern home, this address is worth a look. Architect E. Jakobsons drew up this five-storey brick house in 1930, and after a complete renovation it was finished in 2023, its restrained façade still showing functionalist roots. Inside are 16 two- and three-room apartments from 51.5 to 64.8 m², a size that suits a couple, a small family or a buy-to-let investor.

What you get

• Full finish with Tarkett wooden floors, 2.80 m ceilings and optional interior designer support.
• Extra soundproofing in walls, floors and the wooden interior doors.
• Bathrooms with underfloor heating, electric towel rails, stone-composite tubs and Laufen fittings.
• A Schindler lift, a pram room, basement storage and a lockable bike room.
• Gated surface parking with an EV charger for every space.
• Video surveillance at the entrance, video intercoms in each apartment.
• Adjustable heating from a 4th-generation low-temperature district heating system.

Location

The building stands at A. Čaka iela 123 in Riga. Brick-walled stairwells open onto the street and a landscaped courtyard with a children's playground. Street-facing commercial units of 76 and 108 m² have large shop windows.

Available homes are summarised below under “Available premises”, and we will send floor plans and prices on request. Call or write to arrange a viewing.