Location
Bezdelīgu iela 3
Babītes pag.
Facilities
Price History
Description
Babītes pag. House Sell 400 000 EURBalta Village – a wonderful, cozy, nature-close, and quiet elite private housing village in the heart of Piņķi, right next to Jurmala Outlet Village.The energy-efficient houses, built in 2014, are ideal for large families with several children. There are 3 available houses, each with 4 bedrooms.Land plot area: 300 m²House area: 179.9–189.7 m²This is an international community with residents from Latvia, Norway, the UK, the USA, France, Italy, Poland, Switzerland, Finland, Estonia, and Kazakhstan. The village is chosen for living and business by medium and large business owners, top managers of European companies, IT specialists, diplomats, international school staff, journalists, and artists.Three main reasons people choose to live here: a well-maintained environment, safety, and an international community.Some residents were drawn by the relatively simple process of obtaining a residence permit in the EU. Others wanted to live outside the city but still in a "civilized" environment, where they wouldn’t have to worry about boiler repairs, mowing endless lawns, tending large gardens, or clearing snow in the mornings. Here, they found what they were looking for – a private house, a sunny terrace, and a full-service package.Many families moved here for the sake of their children. Mothers with strollers can enjoy walks in the fresh air through parks or scenic forest paths. Little ones can be taken to playgrounds, to feed ducks with bread or horses with carrots. School-age children can attend one of three international schools located just 1–2 km away from home. A 5-minute bike or scooter ride and they’re at school – and best of all, they can sleep longer in the mornings. After school, local kids gather to play together – cycling, rollerblading, playing games, and flying kites. Parents don’t need to worry, as the village has very little traffic and a large enough area to discourage children from wandering off without adult permission.What are the benefits of living in a multicultural environment? You’ll quickly and effortlessly pick up a new language – just grab a pie and visit your foreign neighbor, and you’re practically French or British! Children who knew no English often become capable of following an English-language school program within a year. And how fascinating it is to sit in a friendly company in the evening and listen to stories about unknown countries – those evenings always stretch long into the night!A special electronic membership card is issued to village residents.It grants access to children's playgrounds, park areas, and the forest zone.The card also functions as an electronic gate pass for night-time entry and exit.Balta Village partners offer cardholders exclusive discounts at shops, restaurants, and recreational venues.Full technical maintenance of the houses is also provided.Balta Village supports its residents in solving all kinds of everyday matters and helps them adapt more easily to life in Latvia.Read more
Bezdelīgu iela 3 Babītes pag.
Location
Bezdelīgu iela 3
Babītes pag.
Facilities
Price History
Description
Babītes pag. House Sell 400 000 EURBalta Village – a wonderful, cozy, nature-close, and quiet elite private housing village in the heart of Piņķi, right next to Jurmala Outlet Village.The energy-efficient houses, built in 2014, are ideal for large families with several children. There are 3 available houses, each with 4 bedrooms.Land plot area: 300 m²House area: 179.9–189.7 m²This is an international community with residents from Latvia, Norway, the UK, the USA, France, Italy, Poland, Switzerland, Finland, Estonia, and Kazakhstan. The village is chosen for living and business by medium and large business owners, top managers of European companies, IT specialists, diplomats, international school staff, journalists, and artists.Three main reasons people choose to live here: a well-maintained environment, safety, and an international community.Some residents were drawn by the relatively simple process of obtaining a residence permit in the EU. Others wanted to live outside the city but still in a "civilized" environment, where they wouldn’t have to worry about boiler repairs, mowing endless lawns, tending large gardens, or clearing snow in the mornings. Here, they found what they were looking for – a private house, a sunny terrace, and a full-service package.Many families moved here for the sake of their children. Mothers with strollers can enjoy walks in the fresh air through parks or scenic forest paths. Little ones can be taken to playgrounds, to feed ducks with bread or horses with carrots. School-age children can attend one of three international schools located just 1–2 km away from home. A 5-minute bike or scooter ride and they’re at school – and best of all, they can sleep longer in the mornings. After school, local kids gather to play together – cycling, rollerblading, playing games, and flying kites. Parents don’t need to worry, as the village has very little traffic and a large enough area to discourage children from wandering off without adult permission.What are the benefits of living in a multicultural environment? You’ll quickly and effortlessly pick up a new language – just grab a pie and visit your foreign neighbor, and you’re practically French or British! Children who knew no English often become capable of following an English-language school program within a year. And how fascinating it is to sit in a friendly company in the evening and listen to stories about unknown countries – those evenings always stretch long into the night!A special electronic membership card is issued to village residents.It grants access to children's playgrounds, park areas, and the forest zone.The card also functions as an electronic gate pass for night-time entry and exit.Balta Village partners offer cardholders exclusive discounts at shops, restaurants, and recreational venues.Full technical maintenance of the houses is also provided.Balta Village supports its residents in solving all kinds of everyday matters and helps them adapt more easily to life in Latvia.Read more