A unique property to own: a castle, fully restored in 2024, combining historic dignity and modern comfort. It is Estonia’s newest castle and offers a unique opportunity to create a destination with international reach.
A unique property to own: a castle, fully restored in 2024, combining historic dignity and modern comfort. It is Estonia’s newest castle and offers a unique opportunity to create a destination with international reach.
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A unique opportunity to acquire one of the rarest architectural gems in the Baltics: the Engineer’s Castle, built in 1924 and restored in 2024. It is a true monument of an era, where history meets future potential. With its 36.5 hectares of development potential, it is the place for those who are not just looking for property, but for vision.
The 36-hectare property also includes the territory of the former Abja flax factory, where the planned:
The entire 36.5-hectare site of the former Abja flax factory is ready for development. What makes it exceptional is the holistic vision that combines exclusivity and versatility. On the one hand, it is a unique and high-level solution in Estonia, on the other hand it is multi-faceted, appealing to and serving a wide range of target groups.
1924. Completed in 1924, the Engineer’s Castle was part of the Baltic region’s first hot-water-retting flax factory complex. The interior is furnished with a collection of fine furniture produced by F. Meltzer’s factory in St. Petersburg — the largest furniture manufacturer in the Baltics at the time. Today, the castle has been fully restored to its former grandeur and is ready for a new life — as a hotel, private residence, or business project. Ideal for:
1924. in Completed Engineer’s Castle was part of the first linen mill complex in the Baltics with a thermal water boiler. The castle is furnished with the largest F. The castle is furnished with a collection of fine furniture made in the F.F. Meltzer factory (St. Petersburg), which gives the building a dignified and unique air of the era.
Today, after a complete restoration, the castle stands once again in all its glory, ready for a new phase of life: as a hotel, a private residence or a business project. Ideal for:
Cadastral number: 10501:002:0116
A former workshop building (1924), it was extensively renovated in 2016 and transformed into a luxury guest house. The building has three luxury apartments with separate entrances:
Cadastral number: 10501:002:0112
310 m² building from 1910. Originally the administrative building of the linen factory, now fully rebuilt while preserving the historic brickwork and facade details.
Garage
Located on the same cadastral unit as the Mulgi Visitor Centre: 10501:002:0112
A 664 m² building from 1952, fully reconstructed in 2016. Combines industrial workspace with residential facilities.
Cadastral number: 10501:002:0112
310 m² building from 1910. Originally the administrative building of the linen factory, now fully rebuilt while preserving the historic brickwork and facade details.
Garage
Located on the same cadastral unit as the Mulgi Visitor Centre: 10501:002:0112
664 m² building (1952), fully renovated in 2016. Combines industrial workspace and living space in one.
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