An Exceptional Residential Project on Latvia's Coast

A Historic Building Reimagined by the Sea
This boutique residential development, created through the meticulous renovation of a historic school building, comprises eight thoughtfully designed one-bedroom apartments. The project seamlessly combines the charm of historic architecture with contemporary engineering solutions, offering a refined lifestyle just a few steps from the Baltic Sea. Every apartment has been carefully crafted to preserve the building's authentic character while introducing premium-quality finishes and modern comforts.
The apartments are located in a fully renovated historic masonry school building—a beautifully restored two-storey property where architectural heritage has been respectfully preserved while creating a modern and comfortable living environment. The original architectural concept was designed by architect Reinis Liepiņš of Sudraba Arhitektūra, whose distinctive style remains evident in the building's proportions and architectural details. The interior design of both the apartments and the common areas was created and implemented by designer Dace Stabulniece, resulting in elegant contemporary interiors that harmoniously blend historical elements, natural materials and carefully considered design solutions.
Throughout the renovation, particular attention was devoted to both construction quality and residents' comfort. The common staircases have been completely restored and tastefully redesigned. Every apartment benefits from its own private outdoor space, with spacious terraces on the ground floor and balconies on the upper floor.
The landscaped courtyard has been carefully planned to create an attractive and functional environment. Each apartment includes one dedicated parking space and a private storage unit. Residents also enjoy a specially designed barbecue area for outdoor gatherings.
Magnificent linden trees surround the property, creating a peaceful and green atmosphere. The grounds are enclosed by an authentic wooden fence, while both the building and courtyard are elegantly illuminated in the evenings, enhancing the property's unique ambience.
Residents' safety is ensured by a CCTV system installed throughout the common corridors and around the building perimeter. The common areas feature aesthetically designed motion-sensor lighting, providing both convenience and energy efficiency. Each apartment is also equipped with an individual key locker, offering a practical solution for owners who intend to rent out their property on either a long-term or short-term basis.
The building is equipped with modern engineering systems. Apartments on the upper floor feature air conditioning, while the thick historic masonry walls naturally maintain a comfortable indoor climate in the ground-floor apartments, even during summer. Each apartment has individual meters for heating, electricity and water consumption, allowing residents to manage utility costs efficiently. Heating is provided by energy-efficient air-source heat pumps combined with a heat recovery ventilation system, ensuring continuous fresh air circulation and exceptional comfort. Thanks to the high-quality renovation and the thermal performance of the original masonry structure, the building benefits from low operating costs.
The property is connected to Kolka's municipal water supply, while wastewater is treated through a modern biological treatment system, ensuring environmentally friendly and efficient sewage treatment.
One of the project's greatest advantages is its exceptional location. The Baltic Sea is only a two-minute walk away, while the centre of Kolka—with its shops, cafés and everyday amenities—is conveniently reached within just three to five minutes on foot.
This residential development is designed for those who appreciate historic architecture, exceptional renovation quality and a peaceful coastal lifestyle. With only eight apartments available, it offers a rare opportunity to own a distinctive home or investment property in one of Latvia's most unique seaside locations.