The Kuldlehe building is located in the prestigious Merivälja neighbourhood, offering modern architecture and comfort in a natural environment. The apartments have been designed to meet high standards, incorporating high quality finishes and energy efficient solutions. The location of the building allows for sea views and views of the Tallinn skyline within a short walking distance.
Goldleaf homes are designed with energy efficiency in mind, which helps keep monthly heating costs low.
The Kuldlehe building is equipped with modern solutions to make everyday life more comfortable. Technology transforms the Kuldlehe home into a modern and functional living space.
Energy efficient
There are solar panels on the roof to compensate for the house’s electricity consumption. The heating solution is geothermal heating based on energy bales.
Water floor heating
The apartments are kept warm by underfloor heating. The heat for the heating comes from energy cables drilled into the ground.
Underground car park
All parking spaces are under the building, with two parking spaces for each apartment.
Ventilation
Each apartment has its own heat-regulated ventilation system, which can be set to suit your exact needs.
Playground
A playground will be built in the park area behind the house at Vahtriku tee 10.
Smart grey door
The garage door can be opened with a remote control, with a separate control for each parking space.
High ceilings and doors
The height of the ceilings on the first floor is 2.8m throughout. The height of the ceilings on the second floor varies between 2.6m and 3.6m depending on the pitch of the roof. Internal doors with a height of 2,3m.
Windows with triple glazing
Triple-glazed double glazed windows with wood-aluminium frames reduce heat loss by up to 30% and are more soundproof and weather-resistant.
Karolin Kõll is an interior designer living and working near Milan, Italy, whose work is characterised by elegance and a great sense of materials. “At Kuldlehe, every home is designed with the idea that if possible, we would like to live here ourselves.”
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