If you like history and imperial-era architecture in an old house with a new twist, then this beautiful apartment in a dignified wooden house at the foot of Toompea is for you!
This completely renovated wooden house contains only 10 apartments and 3 commercial spaces. The apartment is located on the 1st floor at a very high ceiling level!
The apartment building is located at the intersection of Toompea, Kelmiküla and Kassisaba districts, in an area with very good infrastructure and parks.
A stylish 3-room home on the 1st floor with very high ceilings and period-appropriate furnishings!
A very cozy and personal apartment that stands out positively from both new developments and mass-produced alternatives. A building with very good sound insulation!
This bright apartment consists of an entrance hall, two bedrooms, a bathroom, an open kitchen and a spacious living room with a bay window. Sound-proof Nordic-style 2-frame modern wooden casement windows. Sun protection films have been installed on the windows!
A very tastefully decorated and pleasant home!
This is a true architectural gem built in the early 19th century!
The building has only 10 apartments and 3 commercial spaces. The building was completely renovated in 2018.
Technical information:
A building with very good sound insulation.
Exterior walls: wooden walls with insulation of 10-15cm, walls covered from inside with double plasterboard.
Interior walls: walls between apartments mostly wooden and frame walls with insulation layers, covered on both sides with double plasterboard.
Ceilings: in stairwells light planed wood and plaster, in apartments plasterboard.
Floors: reinforced floors insulated with 30 cm loose mineral wool, covered with a concrete layer containing underfloor heating pipes.
Roof: Corrugated metal roof covering. Roof insulation 33 cm, covered with plasterboard.
Windows: Rekman wooden windows with triple glazing, with in-out opening.
Security: video intercom system. ATS system
Heating: Heating is solved with underfloor heating. The building is connected to Utilitas district heating
Ventilation: Each apartment has its own autonomous ventilation unit with heat recovery and adjustable settings.
The building has its own private courtyard area enclosed by a garden. Nice neighbours. The courtyard area and basement are available to all apartment owners.
Parking with Tallinn resident discount 120€/year, there are plenty of free parking spaces on the street in front of the building.
Oldermann Falck built a new road from Toompea to the beginning of Paldiski highway in just one month and Falgi road was opened to traffic in autumn 1856.
In 1876, Eugen Erbe purchased the plot at the corner of Toompuiestee and Falgi road from the city.
A representative wooden building was built in 1881 on the orders of merchant Blumwerk. The building's architect was the Baltic German Rudolf-Otto von Knüpffer (1831-****), who studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts School of Architecture and became one of the 19th century's most important architects working in Estonia – his works include, among others, Haapsalu Spa, the old main building of the Baltic Station, the building of the Tallinn Russian Cultural Society (current Tallinn Central Library at Estonia pst 8) and many other buildings in various Estonian cities.
The corner building at Toompuiestee 18 / Falgi tee 6, similar to the modern representative corner solution at the time, was also designed in 1881 by him for Demin's department store at the corner of Viru street and Vene street. From 1852 until his death, Knüpffer worked in Tallinn at the provincial building office in various positions. Knüpffer's designs are all in an academic style, very beautifully and finely drawn and elaborated, just as architects were taught to design at the time. The merchant Blumwerk's residence also has an elaborate, representative facade with rich wooden decoration. In the original design, a typical floor plan is presented showing that there are separate apartments on each floor, but they are connected by internal stairs. The more representative side of the facade with the main entrance is located on the Falgi road side, while the Toompea side has a veranda overlooking the garden. The kitchen side faces north.
In 1907 the building passed to the heirs of the merchant, in 1920 Gustav Pihlakas acquired it, in 1930 the building was purchased at auction by Pikalaenu Bank. During the Soviet period the building was nationalized, in the late 1990s the building was reconstructed into offices, after which it stood unused for years. In 2016-**** the building was restored and converted back into an apartment building according to the OÜ Majaprojekt project.
The apartment building is located at the intersection of Toompea, Kelmiküla and Kassisaba districts, in an area with very good infrastructure and parks.
Nearby are schools, kindergarten, public transport stops, shops and other daily necessities.
In the immediate vicinity of the building there are 3 parks – Snelli Park, Hirvepark and Falgi Park – where you can do sports and spend quality time with children on playgrounds.
Falgi road is located in the old town area, bordered to the south by Hirvepark, and to the east is Toompea Castle, where the blue-black-white tricolor is hoisted every sunrise.
Nearby, spa, restaurants, cafes.
Baltic Station with Station market approximately 800 m away
Jakob Westholm Gymnasium approximately 300 m away.
European School approximately 500 m away.
This completely renovated wooden house contains only 10 apartments and 3 commercial spaces. The apartment is located on the 1st floor at a very high ceiling level!
The apartment building is located at the intersection of Toompea, Kelmiküla and Kassisaba districts, in an area with very good infrastructure and parks.
A stylish 3-room home on the 1st floor with very high ceilings and period-appropriate furnishings!
A very cozy and personal apartment that stands out positively from both new developments and mass-produced alternatives. A building with very good sound insulation!
This bright apartment consists of an entrance hall, two bedrooms, a bathroom, an open kitchen and a spacious living room with a bay window. Sound-proof Nordic-style 2-frame modern wooden casement windows. Sun protection films have been installed on the windows!
A very tastefully decorated and pleasant home!
This is a true architectural gem built in the early 19th century!
The building has only 10 apartments and 3 commercial spaces. The building was completely renovated in 2018.
Technical information:
A building with very good sound insulation.
Exterior walls: wooden walls with insulation of 10-15cm, walls covered from inside with double plasterboard.
Interior walls: walls between apartments mostly wooden and frame walls with insulation layers, covered on both sides with double plasterboard.
Ceilings: in stairwells light planed wood and plaster, in apartments plasterboard.
Floors: reinforced floors insulated with 30 cm loose mineral wool, covered with a concrete layer containing underfloor heating pipes.
Roof: Corrugated metal roof covering. Roof insulation 33 cm, covered with plasterboard.
Windows: Rekman wooden windows with triple glazing, with in-out opening.
Security: video intercom system. ATS system
Heating: Heating is solved with underfloor heating. The building is connected to Utilitas district heating
Ventilation: Each apartment has its own autonomous ventilation unit with heat recovery and adjustable settings.
The building has its own private courtyard area enclosed by a garden. Nice neighbours. The courtyard area and basement are available to all apartment owners.
Parking with Tallinn resident discount 120€/year, there are plenty of free parking spaces on the street in front of the building.
Oldermann Falck built a new road from Toompea to the beginning of Paldiski highway in just one month and Falgi road was opened to traffic in autumn 1856.
In 1876, Eugen Erbe purchased the plot at the corner of Toompuiestee and Falgi road from the city.
A representative wooden building was built in 1881 on the orders of merchant Blumwerk. The building's architect was the Baltic German Rudolf-Otto von Knüpffer (1831-****), who studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts School of Architecture and became one of the 19th century's most important architects working in Estonia – his works include, among others, Haapsalu Spa, the old main building of the Baltic Station, the building of the Tallinn Russian Cultural Society (current Tallinn Central Library at Estonia pst 8) and many other buildings in various Estonian cities.
The corner building at Toompuiestee 18 / Falgi tee 6, similar to the modern representative corner solution at the time, was also designed in 1881 by him for Demin's department store at the corner of Viru street and Vene street. From 1852 until his death, Knüpffer worked in Tallinn at the provincial building office in various positions. Knüpffer's designs are all in an academic style, very beautifully and finely drawn and elaborated, just as architects were taught to design at the time. The merchant Blumwerk's residence also has an elaborate, representative facade with rich wooden decoration. In the original design, a typical floor plan is presented showing that there are separate apartments on each floor, but they are connected by internal stairs. The more representative side of the facade with the main entrance is located on the Falgi road side, while the Toompea side has a veranda overlooking the garden. The kitchen side faces north.
In 1907 the building passed to the heirs of the merchant, in 1920 Gustav Pihlakas acquired it, in 1930 the building was purchased at auction by Pikalaenu Bank. During the Soviet period the building was nationalized, in the late 1990s the building was reconstructed into offices, after which it stood unused for years. In 2016-**** the building was restored and converted back into an apartment building according to the OÜ Majaprojekt project.
The apartment building is located at the intersection of Toompea, Kelmiküla and Kassisaba districts, in an area with very good infrastructure and parks.
Nearby are schools, kindergarten, public transport stops, shops and other daily necessities.
In the immediate vicinity of the building there are 3 parks – Snelli Park, Hirvepark and Falgi Park – where you can do sports and spend quality time with children on playgrounds.
Falgi road is located in the old town area, bordered to the south by Hirvepark, and to the east is Toompea Castle, where the blue-black-white tricolor is hoisted every sunrise.
Nearby, spa, restaurants, cafes.
Baltic Station with Station market approximately 800 m away
Jakob Westholm Gymnasium approximately 300 m away.
European School approximately 500 m away.
