A cozy one-room apartment awaits a new owner in the beloved, colorful, and homey Supilinn neighborhood.
Ideal as a first real own home for a young person or an investment property for a small investor. Since the Estonian University of Life Sciences and the University of Tartu are just a walk away, this is a traditional living area for students, which ensures a steady rental clientele.
The apartment is located on the third floor of a wooden house with only ten apartments, built in the 1910s. The window offers a picturesque view of Supilinn's wooden architecture. The apartment is oriented towards the afternoon and evening sun. The apartment has a room with a kitchen corner and a shower-toilet room, which also includes a towel dryer and a washing machine. In the shed in the courtyard, it is possible to store firewood, a bicycle, and car tires. Parking is free in the courtyard.
The apartment, toilet, and corridor have a newly installed radiator heating system from district heating. There is also a sheet metal stove for solid fuel. The sewerage and utility water are centralized. Hot water is produced by district heating. The apartment has internet and TV service readiness.
The building is managed by an active apartment association that has extensively reconstructed the building, financed by a long-term bank loan (€68 per month, until 2054) and a monthly repair fund (€17 per month). The building's heating system is now connected to the district heating network. The completed reconstruction works include renovating the foundation and base, roof (including roof windows), and exterior walls (including insulation). The current priority is installing a fire wall and replacing plastic windows with triple-pane wooden windows. The residents are friendly, colorful, cohesive, and practical.
In addition to the sheds, the apartment building also has a courtyard that all residents can use as they wish, such as parking cars, grilling, or sunbathing in the summer.
Supilinn is undoubtedly one of Tartu's most colorful neighborhoods, which has also left its mark on Estonian film and literary history. The Supilinn Society is not just a literary fiction, but an active community that has been standing up for the preservation of the neighborhood's environment and residents' interests for several decades. The annual Supilinn Days have secured their place in the Tartu County cultural events calendar.
Supilinn is like a world of its own, and the house on Herne Street is like a pea in a pod, with all services right at hand. The city center, University of Tartu, Estonian University of Life Sciences, Tartu Botanical Garden, Tartu Song Festival Grounds, Tähtvere Sports Park, and the Emajõgi River are all within walking distance.
The apartment has been recently repainted and is ready for immediate move-in!
