Apartments (flats) in Latvia
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250 000 €
Townhouse in Riga District, Latvia
The neighborhood of Lake Kisezers has always been one of the most desirable locations…and why not? With fresh pine air, nearby water and peace, and Riga, only a stone’s throw away..
This village is made up of high quality townhouses – with this project we wanted to set new standards in building for such types of dwelling. This is the reason...
453 750 €
Flat in Riga, Latvia
Residence
We offer for sale sunny two-bedroom apartment with a balcony in a new project in the heart of the city of Riga. The apartment is offered with full high quality finishing - wooden double-glazed windows with a view to the courtyard, parquet floors, marble bathrooms, exclusive plumbing, sophisticated and elegant interior design.
The layout of the...
450 000 €
Flat in Riga, Latvia
Residence
We offer you 3 levels apartment for sale. Apartments located in the new project Torenta Nami. The apartment is 200m2.
1 level: kitchen+living room, hallway, toilet, balcony
2 level: bedroom, terrace, toilet and room with fireplace
3 level: bedroom, bathroom, toilet
Kitchen is fully equipped with washing machine, refrigerator, oven),...
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1 360 000 €
Apartment in Tivat, Montenegro
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Experience elevated living at The Peaks, Montenegro's first residential neighborhood with a golf course. Unmatched views, exquisite design, and flexible payment terms. Discover your slice of paradise today.
Welcome to The Peaks, Montenegro's first residential neighbourhood of its kind and home to the...
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