The building is a carefully restored 19th-century countryside house, originally built around 1890. Unlike many other rural houses that have lost their authenticity over time due to excessive renovation or neglect, this home retains its original character. Contemporary design and art elements are subtly integrated, creating an atmosphere where simplicity meets aesthetics. In 2019, the house was featured in The Estate exhibition at the Riga Contemporary Art Centre Kim? as an example of a modern approach to heritage preservation.
The house is located deep in the forest, surrounded by wild meadows, just a 15-minute drive from the Baltic Sea. It includes two bedrooms, a living room, and a kitchen. A dry composting toilet is located nearby. Next to the house, there is an old barn with a traditional wood-fired sauna and a partially open dining area with a view of a natural pond, perfect for a refreshing dip after the sauna.
The cottage is ideal for those who appreciate art, design, and the rhythms of nature—and who are ready to let go of certain urban comforts in exchange for something genuine and unforced.
| Address: | "Svētupes", Salacgrīvas pagasts |
| Phone number: | +371 26555239, +371 64041469 |
| Address: | "Kraukļi", Salacgrīvas pagasts |
| Phone number: | +371 22039399 |
| Address: | "Spēkavoti", Viļķenes pag., Limbažu nov., |
| Phone number: | +371 25 959 564 |
| Address: | "Silvēveri", Salacgrīvas pagasts |
| Phone number: | +37126067847 |
