A PLACE TO LIVE SLOW

The project is part of the Klīversalas Quarter and is located in the most picturesque and beautiful place in the center of Riga. Only 10 minutes walk from the Old Town.
A unique place to live - proximity to the water, wonderful views from the windows, a green and quiet peninsula in the Āgenskalns Bay.

Agenskalns
Parks
Culture
Recreation
Transport

A neighborhood full of contrasts, where rural peace alternates with active trade in rural goods, the construction of modern office and residential complexes, recreation, culture, and sports.

Blooming sakura in Victory Park, Mara Garden, Kobe Garden, Youth Garden.

So close to the center and in the middle of nature.

National Library, Eduards Smiļģis Theatre Museum, Noass.lv Art Center, Dirty Deal Teatro, concerts in Kalnciema Quarter and much more.

The city's green oasis - ideal for walks, sports, picnics or simply relaxing in nature.

A place that combines modern recreational opportunities.

Easy to get to by foot, public transport, bike or car.

Or a private motor yacht parked in the marina next to the house.

Blue Marine

River Breeze

Restaurant Le Dome

2 km from Blue Marine

Riga Chatedral

2 km from Blue Marine

Latvian National Theatre

2,5m from Blue Marine

Shopping Centre Stockmann

2.3 km from Blue Marine

Latvian Railway History Museum

1km from Blue Marine

Restaurant Fazenda

1.6 km no Blue Marine

Swedbank central office in Riga

1.5 km from Blue Marine

National Library

1km from Blue Marine

Shopping Centre Olimpia

1,5km from Blue Marine

Central Market

2,5km from Blue Marine

Latvian National Opera and Ballet

2km from Blue Marine

Āgenskalns Market

2,5m from Blue Marine

A place where historical character and modern city meet

The Kliversala Quarter is set to evolve into the heart of urban life, offering a cozy and inviting ambiance. It combines historical charm with contemporary architecture, creating a thoughtfully designed, people-oriented living space that feels harmonious and welcoming.

Kliversala has preserved its beauty through centuries and holds a rich history. In the 19th century, Kliversala was a vital transit artery between Riga and Jelgava cities and the biggest shipyard in Latvia. Kliversala is the closest part of Agenskalns next Daugava River. The island was first mentioned in chronicles in 1248. It got its name from the merchant Dietrich Kliver, who in the 17th century rented it from the Riga City Council.

Kliversala is unique and outstanding across Europe. Not many places are located right at the heart of the city, with walking distance from the old city, spectacular views and at the same time green and quiet.

The land plot of Kliversala is almost five hectares and is located within the UNESCO heritage protection area.