The multi-apartment brick apartment building was built in 1909, its architect was Rudolfs Filips Donbergs.
The building at 61 Lāčplēša Street is part of the "Donberga Quarter" and connects to the building at 60 Ģertrūdes Street. The complex can be entered from both streets.
The artistic composition scheme of the building's facade is similar to that used on the facade of the building at 60 Ģertrūdes Street, but is much more subtle and elegant, with emphasized vertical divisions. The decoration is even more saturated with ornamental building plastic, including full-scale sculptures.
Great location, within walking distance of gorgeous parks, shopping and fitness centers, grocery stores, popular cafes and restaurants, as well as various arts and educational institutions.
Convenient public transport.
Apartments are divided into apartment properties
Apartments are sold with an agreed redevelopment project
The building has 3 staircases, all staircases will be renovated.
2 elevators will be renovated in the stairwells
Painted courtyard building facades
Changed risers
Individual heating metering will be carried out
Parking spaces available for purchase
Maintenance fee 0.65 EUR/m2
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