Amatciems is 80 km from Riga, the capital of Latvia, and

12 km from Cesis which has some 20,000 inhabitants, if you want to buy a house in a place separate from the world and little known,

this is your place,for less than € 200,000 you can

buy a house situated in a spectacular natural landscape of

indescribable beauty.

There are no paved roads in Amatciems,the place to build a house is carefully selected to fit the

existing landscape.

Must be met two main criteria - a new house should not obscure the beautiful natural scenery and allow the owners of each parcel enjoy their own piece of

forest and natural reservoir of fresh water.

Three basic types of structures - casingswood, masonry and trunks that complement

the facades of natural stone, plywoodDecorative, plaster or crystal colored exterior walls.

The concept of each house is allowed fourtypes of roofs - roofs of straw, stems trimmed, the

ceramic tiles of cement. This does not mean they are limited in their choice. New ideas are always

welcome ...

Each plot is connected to the network of public services - water supply, sewerage, electricity and

fiber optic cable.

Amatciems have natural reserves of fresh water - dams, lakes and streams. All deposits are

interconnected to one another to feed the canals and prevent flooding during rainy season.

Residents can enjoy deer, foxes, birds and other animals moving through the area without fences, or take time to walk through the woods, perhaps in search of strawberries, blackberries and

currants on the road.

Wonderful views of hills, lakes, fields and woods which produce feelings of peace and tranquility.

The people have attracted those who value simplicity and natural living. The community of Amatciems

is totally international.

A natural way of life, a unique project, a masterpiece of a genius ecological, Mr. Aivars Zvirbulis, who thinks that urban

life is a waste of time.

Aivars Zvirbulis

Many famous architects have recognized Amatciems a cultural monument in the future.

Amatciems is a residential community, butlooks more like a nature reserve.