Endover, the leading real estate developer in Estonia, laid the cornerstone of the 20-storey building named Torn (Estonian ‘Tower’) which is to rise in the city district Kristiine. Visitors had an opportunity to get lifted to the height of the future top floors on an elevating work platform to enjoy the panoramic view of Tallinn which will open from the most upmarket luxury apartment in Estonia to be soon completed.
What makes the high-rise building to emerge at 1 Seebi Street by the end of 2020 unique is the 600-square-metre penthouse to be constructed on the top floor, which will provide its dwellers with a number of top-class tailored solutions, including a private elevator right to the apartment, a glass-walled winter garden which will cover an area of over 200 square metres, and a terrace on the roof of the building giving a 360-degree panoramic view of the entire city of Tallinn. The luxury apartment priced at three million euros is known to be the largest and the most expensive apartment currently on sale in Estonia.
Drawing inspiration from the iconic skyscrapers of Manhattan, New York, Torn features multi-tier and articulated architecture with the first floor to be occupied by commercial spaces and the rest to be divided into apartments ranging from two to four rooms. Future dwellers will be able to use sundecks situated on several levels, the Horizon Club lounge and the children’s playground on the outdoor terrace on the 6th floor. The entrance to the building will open into a double-height foyer.
