Abavas iela 9, Jūrmala, Jaundubulti

Modern History in Jūrmala!
In Jaundubulti, on the quiet and green Abavas Street, a unique historic wooden house with a history spanning more than a century is now available. According to records, the building was constructed in 1928, but local residents’ stories trace its origins back to 1905, when it served as housing for strawberry pickers.
Since 2002, the house has been carefully and thoroughly renovated, preserving its authentic Jūrmala character while creating a comfortable living environment for a modern family. The renovation utilized natural and health-friendly materials, traditional colors, and historic architectural elements from other wooden buildings in Jūrmala. In 2011, the house was designated a model property for Jūrmala’s European Heritage Days.
The house features a spacious living room, four bedrooms, a study, two bathrooms, a veranda, a covered terrace, and a balcony. All essential renovation work has been completed—new foundations were laid, structural elements have been restored, high-quality insulation has been installed, utilities have been replaced, central heating has been installed, and the property has been connected to the city’s water supply and sewer system.
The property is surrounded by a well-tended garden featuring historic rose varieties, old lilacs and jasmine, fruit trees, and abundant spring blooms. A thuja hedge provides privacy, tranquility, and a green barrier from the surrounding environment.
One of the advantages of this location is its excellent setting. The Jaundubulti train station, a school, music and art schools, a library, shops, and the sea are all nearby. Here, you can enjoy the peaceful life of a private home without sacrificing the benefits of the city’s infrastructure.
This is not just a house—it is a rare opportunity to become part of Jūrmala’s history, where authentic wooden architecture blends harmoniously with modern amenities.