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Land plot For Sale, Uzvaras street 62/64, Jelgava / 740 000 €







- Location:
- Jelgava
- Street:
- Uzvaras street 62/64
- Rooms:
- 9
- Area:
- 409 m²
- Building type:
- Pre-war project
- Price:
- 740 000 € ~3150 €/month
Juta Zvirbule
- Phone
- +371 22301301
- [email protected]
- +371 22301301
Property description
Property ID number: 47171
We offer River View Property with historical building in Jelgava, with potential for development.
The property consists of:
• Land area of 11170 m², bordered by a river.
• Residential single-family house 409 m², ceiling height 2.6 m (living area 195.2 m², utility rooms 213.7 m² - relaxation area with sauna, pool and fireplace, etc.).
• Hangar 405 m² (built in 1999).
• Warehouse 281 m².
• Shed 25 m².
The coast overlooks the floodplain meadows of Jelgava Castle Island, where over 70 wild horses graze. These meadows have been designated as Natura 2000 Special Areas of Conservation (SCI) of European importance due to the high diversity of flora and fauna.
The main building does not have the status of a cultural and historical monument. Located next to Villa Medem, designed in 1818 by architect Johann George Adam Berlic (National Architectural Monument), the historic garden now houses Uzvaras Park. There is sufficient electrical connection for production.
The area is suitable for building a hotel, guest house or recreational infrastructure.
The maximum permitted building density is 60%, building height up to 3 floors and not more than 15 m.
We offer River View Property with historical building in Jelgava, with potential for development. The property consists of: • Land area of 11170 m², bordered by a river. • Residential single-family house 409 m², ceiling height 2.6 m (living area 195.2 m², utility rooms 213.7 m² - relaxation area with sauna, pool and fireplace, etc.). • Hangar 405 m² (built in 1999). • Warehouse 281 m². • Shed 25 m². The coast overlooks the floodplain meadows of Jelgava Castle Island, where over 70 wild horses graze. These meadows have been designated as Natura 2000 Special Areas of Conservation (SCI) of European importance due to the high diversity of flora and fauna. The main building does not have the status of a cultural and historical monument. Located next to Villa Medem, designed in 1818 by architect Johann George Adam Berlic (National Architectural Monument), the historic garden now houses Uzvaras...
Features & amenities
- Location & surroundings
- nearby park, nearby river
- Parking
- parking space in the yard
- Communications
- city water supply, local sewage, autonomous heating boiler
- Security
- closed and guarded territory
- Land use
- Mixed-use land, Land by the water















