Sell your apartment in Pirita
We buy apartments in Pirita directly and fast — cash in your account within 7 days, no brokers, no commission.
- Offer within 24 hours
- Cash in 7 days
- €0 commission
Free, no obligation, your data is protected
- Free valuation within 24 hours
- We also buy apartments needing renovation
- All notary and transaction costs on us
- 100% transaction guarantee
Recent purchases in Pirita
- Ranniku tee 48b51.1 m² · built 1981
- Ranniku tee 48b39.4 m² · built 1981
Selling an apartment in Pirita
Pirita is a seaside area of mostly private houses and newer apartment buildings.
Pirita is one of Tallinn’s least densely built districts: Merivälja, Mähe and Kloostrimetsa are mainly areas of private houses, and apartment buildings are mostly along Pirita tee and in Pirita-Kose. Much of the housing stock was built from the 1990s onwards. Sea views and distance to the beach, the age of the building and a parking space affect the price most; with limited supply, Pirita apartments are in demand.
We buy apartments in Pirita in any condition — including unrenovated ones and with old furniture. You get an offer within 24 hours; if it suits you, we sign at a notary and the money reaches your account within 7 days.
Frequently asked questions
Do you also buy newer, higher-priced apartments in Pirita?
Yes. We buy apartments in every price range and condition. Our offer is based on recent sale prices of similar apartments in Pirita.
Can a parking space or storage room be sold together with the apartment?
If the parking space or storage room is a separate registered property or apartment ownership unit, it can be sold in the same transaction. Mention it when you enter the details so we can include it in the offer.
How fast can I sell my apartment in Pirita?
You get an offer within 24 hours. If you accept, the money usually reaches your account within 7 days.
Do I pay a commission or notary fees?
No. There is no commission, and we pay the transaction costs, including the notary fee.
Does the offer oblige me to sell?
No. The offer is free and without obligation.