House Jurmala, Latvia

The building was the private property of public figure and publisher Emilia Benjamin The house was built in 1939, architect Lev Witlin. The elegance of the building is emphasized by the lining of tiles made of natural stone. After the war, for almost 50 years, the Benyaminov residence served as a summer guest house for the Soviet Union, and in 1995 the building was returned to the owner’s heirs. The building has artistic values, most of which are made at the end of the 19th century & ndash; early 20th century. The fence along Juras Street is the most luxurious metal fence in Jurmala, designed by architect Sergei Antonov and included in the list of Jurmala art monuments. & bull; Earth 1 ha. & bull; The most prestigious location in Jurmala on Jurassic Street between the sea, the residence of the president and the Baltic Beach Hotel. & bull; Your access to the beach. & bull; Living area 1000 m2. & bull; The total area of 1400 m2 plus 350 m2 of attic, which can be rebuilt. & bull; The main house was built on the top of the dune in 1939 by order of Emilia Benjamin by the famous German architect Lange on a special building soil made of high quality materials & ndash; magnificent views of the sunsets and the sea. & bull; Architecture & ndash; a mixture of neoclassicism and modern style with art deco elements . & bull; Rosary and thoughtful and well-groomed landscape. & bull; During the war, the residence of the German guard Lose, the manager of the occupied Baltic countries and Belarus, was located in the main building. Later, the mansion served as a residence for the heads of the Latvian government. In particular, such famous world figures as Richard Nixon, Francois Mitterrand, Nikita Khrushchev, Mikhail Gorbachev, Boris Yeltsin, the king and queen of Sweden and other celebrities visited him.