Spacious apartment in a prestigious building!

SPACIOUS APARTMENT IN THE PRESTIGIOUS KINDRALITE MAJA – DESIGNATED PARKING AND GENEROUS STORAGE!

This spacious two-bedroom apartment is for sale in the highly regarded Kindralite Maja at Gonsiori 17, just moments from the heart of Tallinn. Located on the second floor, the apartment offers 101.5 m² of living space and something increasingly rare in the city centre – generously proportioned rooms, high ceilings and a genuine sense of space.

The apartment extends through the building, with windows facing both the private courtyard and the city centre. Its east- and west-facing orientation brings natural light into the home throughout the day, with morning sun filling the kitchen and one of the bedrooms.

According to the Building Register, the property is officially recorded as a four-bedroom apartment. The layout has since been altered and the apartment is currently used as a spacious two-bedroom home. Only non-load-bearing partition walls were removed to create the current, considerably more open layout.
The apartment comprises:
- large living room;
- two spacious bedrooms;
- separate kitchen with pantry;
- walk-in wardrobe;
- bathroom;
- separate WC;
- entrance hall and hallway.

One of the apartment’s defining features is its approximately 3-metre-high ceilings and beautifully preserved period details. The interior retains original herringbone parquet flooring, wooden flooring in the kitchen, original wooden doors and double doors leading into the living room. These details give the apartment a character and sense of history that simply cannot be replicated in a new development. If desired, the high-quality home cinema system installed in the living room can also remain in the apartment and is included in the sale price.

The apartment has undergone a comprehensive renovation, including the replacement of electrical wiring and plumbing as well as alterations to the layout. The bathroom and WC were refurbished at a later date. The apartment is in good condition, with some normal signs of wear to the finishes, giving the new owner the option to update the interior to suit their own taste.

The apartment is connected to district heating, with additional electric underfloor heating in the bathroom. The windows are double-glazed with PVC frames.

KINDRALITE MAJA
Gonsiori 17 is far more than just another apartment building in central Tallinn. Completed in 1938, the building is a distinguished example of the work of architect Edgar Johan Kuusik and is officially listed as an architectural monument.

The five-storey building retains many of its original period features, including impressive entrance portals, spacious stairwells, decorative balustrades and handrails, and patterned terrazzo-style floor tiles. The building also has a lift.

The building is managed by a well-functioning apartment association and has been consistently maintained over the years. Works have included refurbishment of the façade, replacement of the roof covering, renovation of the stairwells and replacement of the water and sewage pipes.

PARKING AND STORAGE
The apartment has the use of one parking space in the building’s gated private courtyard, conveniently located right by the entrance, as well as a large basement storage room of approximately 15–20 m². The use of both the parking space and storage room is based on the existing arrangement within the apartment association.

LOCATION
Gonsiori 17 paikneb Kesklinnas Raua asumis, Gonsiori ja Pronksi tänava nurgal, ligikaudu kilomeetri kaugusel Viru väljakust.
Gonsiori 17 is located in the Raua neighbourhood of Tallinn city centre, on the corner of Gonsiori and Pronksi streets and approximately one kilometre from Viru Square. This is a home for someone who genuinely wants to enjoy the city life. Everyday services, schools, kindergartens, shops, restaurants, cultural venues and public transport are all within easy walking distance. The nearest public transport stops are approximately 150–250 metres away, while Politseiaed Park is just a few minutes’ walk from the building.

Most everyday errands can be done on foot, while those who drive benefit from something particularly valuable in central Tallinn – private parking in the building’s gated courtyard.

WHO IS THIS APARTMENT FOR?
This is not a typical compact city-centre apartment. With 101.5 m² of living space, the apartment feels exceptionally spacious, making it ideal for someone who values generous proportions, the character of a historic building and the convenience of central Tallinn living.

Windows on both sides of the building, high ceilings, generously sized rooms, morning sun in the kitchen, private courtyard parking and a large storage room make this a rare find in central Tallinn.

If you are looking for a home where every square metre has not been divided into as many small rooms as possible, and where the architecture of the building is part of what makes the property special, this apartment is well worth seeing in person.

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