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Timeless elegance and design built to last. Your new home waits you at Radhaus.

Elegant apartments in the old town are under construction. Inspired by history and designed for the future. A unique opportunity to create your own home in the heart of Tartu, right on the Town Hall square.

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Modern Old Town Homes. Anno 1786.
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In the 18th century, a building was built on the Tartu Town Hall square, the stone walls of which have stored almost three centuries of history.

Now is the time to give the building a new lease of life and make it modern. The five-story building is undergoing a complete renovation and 34 exclusive apartments will be for sale.

This is a unique opportunity in the last century to live in the most luxurious building on the Town Hall Square.

Smart solutions, well-thought-out projects, timeless design and a great location in the old town of Tartu. Interior architect Karmen Suurkivi is the creator of the interior architectural solution.

  • March 2025 Start of construction
  • May 2025 Confirmation of plans
  • July 2025 Confirmation of interior design options
  • February 2026 Furniture installation
  • March 2026 Homes ready
  • March 2025 Start of construction
  • May 2025 Confirmation of plans
  • July 2025 Confirmation of interior design options
  • February 2026 Furniture installation
  • March 2026 Homes ready
Radhaus is probably development with the most exclusive location in Tartu, located at the foot of Toomemäe and overlooking famous Kissing Students. In the middle of culture, everything you need.
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    Getting ready 2026
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    Apartments 34
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    Floors 5
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    Distance from the town hall 1 m

Who are we?

A home isn’t a stopover, it’s your destination. Designing a stylish home has never been easier.

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Livida is an Estonia property developer that’s dedicated to simplifying the process of buying and designing homes.

Along the way, it’s important to us to offer the sort of flexibility that means everyone’s wishes are taken into account as a matter of course.

You can have a hand in designing the space yourself, or trust in the solutions that our interior designers come up with. This is the choice we always offer our clients.

Our diverse and talented team boast years of experience and will do everything in their power to make your home-buying journey as smooth as possible.

LIVIDA EXPERIENCE

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We want to offer our clients freedom of choice. This means every home buyer can choose the solution that’s right for them, simplifying the buying process.

LIVIDA EXPERIENCE is a journey we designed to make buying and designing a home as simple as possible. You get to choose between three options:

EASY | The designing and planning of the apartment is all on us. This is the perfect solution for anyone who leads a fast-paced life.

PREMIUM | You can select one of our pre-designed projects: the architect’s vision, your choice.

PERSONALISED | You can design your perfect home in tandem with our experienced interior designer. We take your ideas and run with them.

  • 1 You choose the home you want
  • 2 EASY / PREMIUM / PERSONALISED We find the right package for you
  • 3 We sign a contract
  • 4 Your home is designed
  • 5 You inspect everything
  • 6 Welcome to your new home!

CARBON FOOTPRINT

The carbon footprint of a Radhaus renovation is significantly lower than of a new building.

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Idrak OÜ (authors Kadri-Ann Kertsmik, Ardi Teder) carried out a carbon footprint analysis of the Radhaus apartment building in comparison of different GWP indicators.

The study evaluates the environmental impact of the building by analyzing different Global Warming Potential indicators – GWPfossil, GWPbio and GWPluuluc according to standard EN 15978+A2 and the carbon footprint method of Estonian buildings.

The results show that since Radhaus is a renovated building, the carbon footprint is significantly lower than that of new buildings (apartment buildings in the comparison).

Preserving the load-bearing structures reduces emissions associated with the production of materials, while the roof-mounted solar panels increase sustainability by helping to reduce emissions from the building’s energy use.

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