6-room apartment for sale in Tallinn, Tehnika 19, Harjumaa

In the heart of one of Tallinn's most unique and dignified living environments, a spacious 6-room apartment is waiting for a new family.
Located in the historic Kelmiküla district, the apartment is situated in a wooden residential building designed by Karl Treumann, characteristic of 1920s architecture. The period-authentic building charms with its distinctive architecture, high basement floor, mansard roof, bays, small-paned windows, and Neo-Baroque entrance door. The building has been recognized as a cultural monument - Architectural Monument No. 8820.
Featuring a through-house layout, the apartment is located on the 2nd floor of the building and offers plenty of spaciousness and possibilities across 129.5 m². The apartment can be accessed through as many as two entrances – both the main door facing the street and the stairwell facing the courtyard.
The heart of the apartment is a spacious living room, characterized by beautifully preserved original herringbone parquet flooring and a uniquely shaped bay. Adding pleasant home warmth is the glazed tile fireplace located in the living room. The same period-authentic parquet has also been preserved in two bedrooms. The bays in the living room and the bedroom opposite it make the rooms particularly bright and spacious, adding a dignified historical vibe to the interior.
The apartment's layout allows you to comfortably design a home for a large family as well as for those who appreciate separate work, guest, or hobby rooms. In addition to 6 rooms, the apartment has two toilets, a small bathroom, and a practical pantry that offers good extra storage space.
Home warmth is created by local gas heating and two beautiful glazed tile fireplaces, which give the historic apartment a pleasant and cozy atmosphere.
A practical added value is the access from the kitchen to the rear stairwell and directly into the green courtyard. Apple trees grow in the courtyard, and there is enough space to enjoy a green and peaceful environment in the middle of the city. In addition, the courtyard has parking for cars and sheds for storing firewood. In the basement, there is a storage unit that offers extra space for preserves and other necessities.
House and living environment
Historic wooden residential building designed by Karl Treumann, whose original construction is upright timber framing with plaster exterior finish. There are 11 apartments in the building, characterized by quiet and peaceful neighbors. It is a functioning and active apartment association where shared matters are consistently taken care of.
Tehnika 19 is located in a valued and logistically convenient area near Tallinn city center. Around the house, a peaceful living environment, historic urban landscape, and city center conveniences meet. Within walking distance are Kassisaba, Kristiine Center, Balti Jaam, Telliskivi Creative City, and the Old Town, offering plenty of opportunities to enjoy cafes, restaurants, culture, and spend leisure time.
The area has several green spaces and quiet side streets, while public transport connections are readily available. Via Tehnika Street, it is convenient to move towards the city center, Kristiine, and other districts of Tallinn. Shops, services, schools, and kindergartens necessary for daily life are also nearby.
One of the great advantages of the location is the opportunity to enjoy the proximity of the city center without the living environment being right in the middle of urban hustle and bustle – the surroundings feature historic architecture, greenery, as well as modern urban culture.
This is not just an apartment, but a unique home for those who appreciate the charm of historic architecture and a peaceful living environment.