Magdaleena

Magdaleena's homes with a secret garden

“The corner of Magdaleena and Asula street looks like it’s becoming a very special living environment, which we would certainly dare to recommend even to our best friends.”

– architects Margit Mutso and Madis Eek

Small houses in a big garden

On the edge of the city center, amidst quiet, small streets and the charm of bygone times, lies a hidden courtyard surrounded by a garden and shaded by large trees. In this sunlit and green courtyard are three small apartment buildings and the Baron’s House, a single-family home that blends seamlessly with the surrounding heritage-rich area in both scale and appearance.

When creating the Magdaleena Homes, we aimed to preserve the area’s unique, cozy suburban vibe and the style of the buildings that once stood there, combining it all with modern comforts. Living in your secluded secret garden, it’s still comforting to know that the city center is just a 7-minute tram ride away, and Kristiine Center is less than a 20-minute walk.

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Magdaleena 4 / 1 building with ten homes

Old in a New Look

Why “old in a new look”? Because from the outside, Magdaleena 4/1 appears like a building with a rich history, yet in reality, its structure and interior are entirely new. Parts of the foundation and a few wooden exterior walls of the Magdaleena 4/1 building were preserved, but the entire load-bearing structure (walls, ceilings, and roof) was rebuilt according to modern construction standards.

It’s perfect for those who love the charm of old houses but don’t want the troubles that often come with them.

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Single-family building Magdaleena 4 / 2

Baroni House is a truly unique B-energy class home. Its sauna, south-facing terrace, dining room with a glass facade over six meters high, and central city location make it a one-of-a-kind place. You won’t find another like it.

The Baroni House is built using modern materials while preserving its historical form.

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