A business space with an excellent location has come on the market, with potential for use as a restaurant, office, or other services. Mere pst 8, built in 1888, is an architectural gem with a dignified history on the border of Tallinn's city center and old town, in close proximity to the harbor and sea. The windows of the building open up to enchanting views of Tallinn's old town, the Rotermann Quarter, and the sea. The building's location is ideal as a base for a modern entrepreneur, offering a platform for both weekend entertainment and stopovers.
The building, reconstructed by Endover Real Estate in 2016, is ideal as an addition to the portfolio of an investor seeking cash flow or for a head chef opening a new restaurant.
Years ago, the renowned restaurant Supelsaksad operated in these spaces, and their interior design style remains in the rooms to this day. The space layout is designed to allow for the creation of a dining hall, bar counter, kitchen area, rest and washing area, staff toilet, visitor toilet, as well as office space and storage area.
LAYOUT The offered business space has two separate entrances, one from the main street, which is intended for guest entry, and another entrance at the back of the building, which is more oriented toward restaurant service.
The space consists of a spacious reception area where a bar counter can be installed, two large dining halls, a kitchen area, visitor toilet, staff rooms with toilet, washing room, rest area, as well as an office and storage space. Large arched floor-to-ceiling windows open both to the front and back of the building, providing the space with plenty of light.
INTERIOR FINISHING Light colors and beautiful patterns have been used in the interior finishing, giving the space character and uniqueness. Additionally, old brick walls have been left exposed, which give the space character. In addition to this, the walls of the business space are covered with paintings painted by the owner.
HEATING, VENTILATION AND COOLING The heat source for the business space is district heating, and adjustable radiators help bring in room warmth. Additionally, the business space has industrial ventilation readiness, which requires the purchase and installation of new ventilation equipment.
PARKING Parking is organized in street parking spaces in front of the building. There is an opportunity to discuss the rental of parking spaces in the courtyard at the back of the building, which can be accessed only through a gate that opens with a remote control.
BUILDING Mere puiestee 8, formerly the Revaler Spirit Factory's limestone administrative building, was completed in 1888 according to the design of architect O. R. Knüpffer. The building originally has spacious rooms with high ceilings. The building's facade is given an elegant appearance by large arched windows and beautiful neoromanesque and neorenaissance details, which were designated as a cultural monument in 1997.
During the restoration of Mere pst 8, original architectural elements were restored and the building's spacious rooms were preserved, with ceiling heights reaching approximately 4 meters. During the restoration, special attention was paid to the building's protected facade section, the historical wooden shutters of the street-facing first-floor windows, the stepped gables characteristic of the building, and the authentic interior finishing and original details of the staircase and foyer.
LOCATION The Rotermann Quarter is an area in central Tallinn between the old town, Mere puiestee, Tallinn's harbor and port facilities, and Viru Square. The area has played an important role in Tallinn's history, as in the 19th century, roads leading to Tartu, Narva, and Pärnu intersected there. The area had large industrial enterprises. Mere puiestee is a popular area for both tourists and locals who want to experience the best entertainment or culinary experiences.
The space is available for occupancy, contact us and let's go see it!
The building, reconstructed by Endover Real Estate in 2016, is ideal as an addition to the portfolio of an investor seeking cash flow or for a head chef opening a new restaurant.
Years ago, the renowned restaurant Supelsaksad operated in these spaces, and their interior design style remains in the rooms to this day. The space layout is designed to allow for the creation of a dining hall, bar counter, kitchen area, rest and washing area, staff toilet, visitor toilet, as well as office space and storage area.
LAYOUT The offered business space has two separate entrances, one from the main street, which is intended for guest entry, and another entrance at the back of the building, which is more oriented toward restaurant service.
The space consists of a spacious reception area where a bar counter can be installed, two large dining halls, a kitchen area, visitor toilet, staff rooms with toilet, washing room, rest area, as well as an office and storage space. Large arched floor-to-ceiling windows open both to the front and back of the building, providing the space with plenty of light.
INTERIOR FINISHING Light colors and beautiful patterns have been used in the interior finishing, giving the space character and uniqueness. Additionally, old brick walls have been left exposed, which give the space character. In addition to this, the walls of the business space are covered with paintings painted by the owner.
HEATING, VENTILATION AND COOLING The heat source for the business space is district heating, and adjustable radiators help bring in room warmth. Additionally, the business space has industrial ventilation readiness, which requires the purchase and installation of new ventilation equipment.
PARKING Parking is organized in street parking spaces in front of the building. There is an opportunity to discuss the rental of parking spaces in the courtyard at the back of the building, which can be accessed only through a gate that opens with a remote control.
BUILDING Mere puiestee 8, formerly the Revaler Spirit Factory's limestone administrative building, was completed in 1888 according to the design of architect O. R. Knüpffer. The building originally has spacious rooms with high ceilings. The building's facade is given an elegant appearance by large arched windows and beautiful neoromanesque and neorenaissance details, which were designated as a cultural monument in 1997.
During the restoration of Mere pst 8, original architectural elements were restored and the building's spacious rooms were preserved, with ceiling heights reaching approximately 4 meters. During the restoration, special attention was paid to the building's protected facade section, the historical wooden shutters of the street-facing first-floor windows, the stepped gables characteristic of the building, and the authentic interior finishing and original details of the staircase and foyer.
LOCATION The Rotermann Quarter is an area in central Tallinn between the old town, Mere puiestee, Tallinn's harbor and port facilities, and Viru Square. The area has played an important role in Tallinn's history, as in the 19th century, roads leading to Tartu, Narva, and Pärnu intersected there. The area had large industrial enterprises. Mere puiestee is a popular area for both tourists and locals who want to experience the best entertainment or culinary experiences.
The space is available for occupancy, contact us and let's go see it!
