There is a pleasant area in the neighbourhood of Paldiski highway and Vana-Mustamäe, where the Luuslangi homes are emerging. For some unexplained reason, here it is especially gratifying to put your feet up or wiggle your toes in the grass in the summer. You will find yourself putting off commitments, but if you have managed so far, we believe you will continue to do so.
You can also choose a kitchen when selecting a home. And not just any kitchen, but one designed by interior architect Kadri Tamme from Kadarik Tüür Arhitektid that features appliances. And it belongs to you at no extra charge.
At Liven, we always care about your wishes. We want you to be able to have a say, because it’s not us who will live there. Perhaps, in the neighbouring apartment. You can conveniently choose interior finishing materials and combine them to your taste in our interior finishing program. So that each home is personal, stress-free.
Luuslangi is away. Away from the city centre and away from Mustamäe, and even for Õismäe, you will hear more from the news than in your own yard. But no matter how much we like to let loose, sometimes we have obligations, in that case swap your sandals for shoes and drive down the Paldiski highway to the city centre in 20 minutes.
Luuslangi: ‘to let loose’, procrastinate’.
To the south of the Luuslangi homes, a winding footpath leads to a forest park. In the summer, wear a pair of long pants because mosquitoes rule the roost here. In the winter, do the same but not because of mosquitoes anymore. The adventure park is not clearly demarcated and you have the freedom to go where your feet take you. We recommend visiting the cave warehouses of Peter the Great’s naval fortress, the stunningly high terrace and the only rapids in Tallinn.
Dawdling, lounging and procrastinating are not an end in itself. We just want people to get a good rest at home and be as rosy and fresh as the morning. So that the next time we see someone in the city wreathed in smiles, we won’t think, “Oh look, tourists,” but rather, “I wonder if they live in Luuslangi.”
