In the village there are ten two-storeyed townhouses. The significant distinction from ordinary townhouses is the fact that the houses in Marupe are not connected by personal walls, but by garages. Practically, these are individually located detached houses. In this way the required distance from neighbours and sufficient privacy of dwellings is reached.

Houses are finished with pastel shade clinker bricks and beech coloured wood, dwelling roofs – with restrained charcoal-grey concrete roofing tiles. Glass doors from the drawing room and kitchen lead to porches that are opened to the house façade. There also is a place for a little garden. The village territory is surrounded by an exterior fence defining the village borders.

Describing the viewer’s first impression of the houses that would be hidden strength, restraint and a very high level of construction performance. The townhouses are built using only German construction materials. Town dwelling with rural ecology and life quality, energy efficiency, German architectural and constructional proficiency implemented in Latvia – these are the houses from Hansa-Bau.