Harju maakond, Tallinn, Vanalinn

Historic two-bedroom apartment in Toompea

Located in Toompea, Tallinn's Old Town, this historic two-bedroom apartment in a house dating back to 1798 offers ultimate privacy and enchanting views of the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. The combination of large windows and high ceilings provides plenty of airiness and natural daylight to all rooms.

The apartment's well-thought-out layout extends across three elegant rooms. The cozy living room offers ample space for quiet evenings or hosting intimate dinners. The kitchen area is discreetly tucked away, fully equipped with appliances and providing plenty of room for meal preparation. The home's two bedrooms each have separate bathrooms, and spacious wardrobe cabinets are accessible from the hallway. The living room, hallway, and both bedrooms feature solid oak parquet flooring. Added security comes from the double-gated entrance.

The Kohtu 2 House was built in 1798 by the Baltic German noble family Kaulbars, replacing three houses that had stood on the same site since 1683. In 1814, the house was owned by Count H. H. Tiesenhausen, and during the Soviet era, it housed the F. R. Kreutzwald State Library. The building underwent a complete renovation in 2004.

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