89000EUR
An ecological single-storey house with a scenic 5.5 ha land plot is for sale near Madona.
Building description:
– designed by an architect from Sweden and built by a Latvian company;
– construction completed in autumn 2022;
– commissioned in early 2023;
– pile foundations;
– timber frame house finished with Siberian larch (highly durable wood) and insulated with eco wool (cellulose);
– wooden windows by “Staļi”;
– metal roofing;
– 45 m² terrace made of Siberian larch.
Utilities:
– 3-phase electricity;
– two heating systems — underfloor heating with precise temperature control and a wood-burning stove;
– premium Uponor water supply system (50-year warranty);
– well water — high-quality soft drinking water;
– septic sewer system.
Layout:
– living room with kitchen area;
– workspace with computer desk;
– bathroom with toilet;
– sleeping area on the upper level;
– spacious terrace with retractable awning.
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Interior description:
– walls and ceilings finished with natural clay plaster, providing an excellent indoor climate by naturally regulating humidity, absorbing odors and harmful substances, while offering an ecological and aesthetically cozy surface;
– bog oak parquet flooring;
– high-quality Grohe sanitary ware in the bathroom;
– fully equipped kitchen area with Franke fixtures.
The property consists of 2 land plots:
– the smaller plot (Dzintaru aleja) is intended for the access road, where a beautiful tree-lined avenue has been created with the help of a landscape architect (oak, red oak, linden, poplar “Italica”, maple, hornbeam, Serbian spruce, silver fir, cedar pine, etc.);
– the larger plot (Dzintari) mainly consists of forest with hills and valleys, and provides private access to the Svētupe River (shoreline approx. 100 m). The river remains around 6–8 m wide even in summer.
Territory description:
– in 2024, a forest garden with more than 400 plants (~100 species) was created next to the house;
– includes both decorative and fruit-bearing plants (apple trees, nectarines, plums, pears, cherries, gooseberries, currants, etc.);
– the garden was created using the Miyawaki method developed by Japanese biologist Akira Miyawaki, ensuring rapid ecosystem growth;
– this is one of the first forest gardens in Northern Europe established using this method;
– next to the house is a beautiful sunny meadow surrounded by forest — an excellent location for building a larger residential house in the future.
Location:
Ļaudona is a 5-minute drive away, offering a cultural center, grocery store, fuel station, pharmacy, school, and other essential facilities. Madona is a 20-minute drive away.
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