Dzirnavu street 6

The Latvian architect Edmund von Trompowsky designed this complex at Dzirnavu iela 6 in the early 1900s. Set around two courtyards, it is listed as part of Riga's cultural and architectural heritage. Following a restoration completed in 2016, apartments with 2–4 rooms are for sale in its street-front and courtyard buildings.

What you get

• The front building has 9 apartments, the largest measuring 101.5 m². The courtyard building has another 9, ranging from 51 to 80 m².
• Layouts are well planned, with studio-style living rooms. Attic apartments occupy the top floors.
• Both buildings have a lift. The 3- and 4-room homes each have two bathrooms with a bath and a shower.
• Apartments come fully finished after a complete renovation, with a fitted kitchen and walk-in wardrobe but no furniture. Some keep an original tiled stove or fireplace.
• The building has a concierge, on-site security, an alarm system and adjustable heating.
• There is basement storage, a 22 m² enclosed garage and 5 parking spaces in the courtyard.
• The front building also contains commercial premises suited to a restaurant or office.

The neighbourhood

The street is central yet carries no through traffic, so it stays quiet. Riga's Quiet Centre is close by, and the Old Town, city parks and squares are around 5 minutes away on foot.

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