Family house in a private village in Mezaparks

Description For rent twinHouse in Mezaparks, Meznoras street, Well-maintained greened courtyard, precinct with metal wall, garage for two cars, terrace, turkish hothouse, rooms isolated 4 piece/es, studio type appartment, wardrobe, hall, three bathrooms, shower stall, jacuzzi bath, fireplace, gas heating, full decoration, heating floor in kitchen, heating floor in corridor, heating floor in toilet, heating floor in bathroom, plastic glass windows, painted walls, new plumbing, build in lighting fixtures, parquet flooring, build in kitchen unit, built-in wardrobe, reclining chairs, air conditioner, television, refrigerator, dishwasher, electric range, oven, steam sip-off machine, microwave, washing machine, home video sistem, cable TV, internet, alarm system, twenty-four hours security, near lake, gas, urban sewerage, urban water-supply, till golf-course 300 m, till park 200 m, till sea 8 km.

Mezhaparks (in German known also as Kaiserwald) is a neighbourhood in North Central Riga. The name is literally translated as 'forest park'. In 17th century Mezhapark neighbourhood went by the name Kaiserwald, because in 1621 Sweden King Gustav II built a camp for his army on this place. This name remained until 1923, when it was officially changed to Mezhapark. Until the middle of 19th century farmers lived on this place, they provided Riga with their production. It was also the place of rest for city people during summer time. At the end of 19th century the main engineer of Riga thought of building villas in the lake Kishezers region. At the beginning of 20th century the active building has begun. More then 100 dwelling-houses were built. But the situation changed after World War II, when beautiful villas were nationalized and after this many houses were left. In the 1990s houses were given back to their owners. Nowadays Mezhapark is one of the most prestigious regions of the city.

Riga Zoo is another favourite city people's place to rest. It is the oldest Zoo in the Northern Europe. The big Song Festival stage is also situated in Mezhapark. The festival takes place every four years. There is also the smallest Lutheran church in Riga.