A new housing project Prato namai is emerging near Karklė
In the Klaipėda district, just a few minutes from Karklė and only 4 km from the sea, a new residential area called Prato Namai is under development. This 10-hectare neighbourhood of single-family homes is located near the Seaside Regional Park and is designed for those seeking a peaceful, high-quality life surrounded by nature.
Energy-efficient A++ class panel houses are being built here to ensure low energy costs and a high level of living comfort. A total of 35 modern detached houses with partial finishing are planned for the neighbourhood: 27 single-storey houses with attics and eight single-storey houses. Each house has a spacious plot of at least 20 ares with a 65 m² wooden terrace and pergola. Decorative ponds are being created, streets are being paved and lit, and all engineering communications are being installed.
The uniqueness of the neighbourhood lies in its plots, which range in size from 20 to 47 ares — a rarity in today’s market. Large plots and continuous green spaces without dividing fences create a park-like atmosphere, giving residents more space, freedom and privacy. In addition, most of the plots border one of five decorative ponds,’ says Gintaras Dargužis, the project’s sales manager and Ober-Haus representative.
According to G. Dargužis, Prato Namai stands out for its excellent location and high quality of life. “This project pays special attention to high-quality materials and reliable solutions,” he says. The prefabricated houses are characterised by precise manufacturing, high-quality construction, and excellent thermal insulation properties. Modern A++ class houses with partial finishing ensure low energy costs and a high level of comfort for residents.”
The Ober-Haus team is responsible for the sales and marketing of the Prato Namai project.
Construction is scheduled to begin in 2024 and be completed by 2028.
For more information about the project, visit www.pratonamai.lt.
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