Historical house 250 m away from Baltic sea, in Jurmala
€450 000
ID 153777
Uploaded 08.10.2026
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A rare opportunity to acquire a historic house in one of the most desirable areas of Jurmala — Melluzi, just 250 metres from the sea and beach.
The house was built in 1936 in the Functionalist style with elements of Art Nouveau, on land that once belonged to the Baltic German baron Carl Baron von Fircks. The property is located in the historic Melluzi district and is listed as a state-protected architectural monument. The house has also been featured in architectural publications dedicated to the historical heritage of Jurmala.
This is much more than a seaside country house — it is a part of Jurmala’s architectural history, preserving its individuality and distinctive atmosphere. During the renovation carried out between 2005 and 2009, characteristic interior features were carefully preserved, including two original Art Deco decorative plaster elements.
The total floor area of the house is 132 m^2, with 100 m^2 of living space. The layout has been designed to combine privacy with everyday comfort. The house features two separate entrances, two bedrooms of 18.9 m^2 and 9.8 m^2, a study of 11.8 m^2, and a spacious kitchen connected to the hall and living room, with a combined area of 40.8 m^2. There is also a separate bathroom and WC.
A particular asset of the property is its private 1,130 m^2 plot, with the possibility of expanding the land by acquiring the neighbouring plots.
Additional potential is offered by a reconstruction project for a 128 m^2 guest house, approved in 2010.
The house is connected to the municipal water supply and sewage systems. Heating is provided by an autonomous system, including underfloor heating, a traditional stove and two fireplaces. There is also an option to connect the property to gas heating.
For vehicles, the property offers a covered parking space for one car, as well as four additional parking spaces within the grounds.
The true value of this house cannot be measured in square metres alone. Its appeal lies in the unique combination of history, architecture, privacy and an exceptional location close to the sea. It is a property for those who appreciate not simply real estate, bu
The house was built in 1936 in the Functionalist style with elements of Art Nouveau, on land that once belonged to the Baltic German baron Carl Baron von Fircks. The property is located in the historic Melluzi district and is listed as a state-protected architectural monument. The house has also been featured in architectural publications dedicated to the historical heritage of Jurmala.
This is much more than a seaside country house — it is a part of Jurmala’s architectural history, preserving its individuality and distinctive atmosphere. During the renovation carried out between 2005 and 2009, characteristic interior features were carefully preserved, including two original Art Deco decorative plaster elements.
The total floor area of the house is 132 m^2, with 100 m^2 of living space. The layout has been designed to combine privacy with everyday comfort. The house features two separate entrances, two bedrooms of 18.9 m^2 and 9.8 m^2, a study of 11.8 m^2, and a spacious kitchen connected to the hall and living room, with a combined area of 40.8 m^2. There is also a separate bathroom and WC.
A particular asset of the property is its private 1,130 m^2 plot, with the possibility of expanding the land by acquiring the neighbouring plots.
Additional potential is offered by a reconstruction project for a 128 m^2 guest house, approved in 2010.
The house is connected to the municipal water supply and sewage systems. Heating is provided by an autonomous system, including underfloor heating, a traditional stove and two fireplaces. There is also an option to connect the property to gas heating.
For vehicles, the property offers a covered parking space for one car, as well as four additional parking spaces within the grounds.
The true value of this house cannot be measured in square metres alone. Its appeal lies in the unique combination of history, architecture, privacy and an exceptional location close to the sea. It is a property for those who appreciate not simply real estate, bu
Agency: Mercury Group Ltd
