Dubulta is the oldest part of the city and the administrative center of Jurmala. In Dubulta, the Lielupe River separates only a narrow strip of land 320 meters wide from the sea. The Dubulta development has historically developed three different structures: - The territory of the oldest fishing village with a network of loop streets, houses and gifts located in the depth of gardens; an urban-type shopping district formed around Dubultu Avenue; - An administrative and cultural center comprising historic buildings - a Lutheran church, a former city board building, and a concert garden and park. - An area of multi-storey urban-type residential buildings lying between Slokas and Basnitsas streets. Developed infrastructure, a few steps away are a supermarket, a railway station, a public transport stop, branches of three banks and much more. Good communication with Rigoy.We sell a plot of land in Dubulta. There are 3 buildings on the site - 2 of them are not remarkable and can be demolished. The third building should preserve the historic facade (the house itself can be completed and converted as desired). There are no trees in the territory, so nothing interferes with construction.
According to the development plan, land is allowed to be used for the following purposes:
1. Commercial property:
1) hotel (holiday home), 2) motel, 3) camping, hostel, other facilities for short-term accommodation (places of rest for tourists and for weekends), 4) trading room - kiosk, pharmacy, pavilion, petrol station, car maintenance and repair station, 5) recreation facilities, 6) bank, 7) business and conference building, 8) restaurants, cafes, bars, etc.: summer cafes, buffets and open-type bars with verandas.
2. Public institution:
1) cultural institutions, 2) medical institution, 3) veterinary institution, 4) sports hall, 5) educational institution.
3. Residential building: 1) residential mansion, 2) cottage, 3) private kindergarten.
4. Additional use: - building; - separate garage; - winter garden (attached or separate building with glass carrying frame, excluding greenhouse); - basement up to 40 m2; - canopy; - house for security. Dubulta is the oldest part of the city and the administrative center of Jurmala. In Dubulta, the Lielupe River separates only a narrow strip of land 320 meters wide from the sea. The Dubulta development has historically developed three different structures: - The territory of the oldest fishing village with a network of loop streets, houses and gifts located in the depth of gardens; an urban-type shopping district formed around Dubultu Avenue; - An administrative and cultural center comprising historic buildings - a Lutheran church, a former city board building, and a concert garden and park. - An area of multi-storey urban-type residential buildings lying between Slokas and Basnitsas streets. Developed infrastructure, a few steps away are a supermarket, a railway station, a public transport stop, branches of three banks and much more. Good message with Riga.
