Monolith New Depo [from $40819] | Nadzaladevi [Tbilisi]

Description of the "Monolith New Depo" complex

Monolith New Depo — is a large-scale project involving comprehensive regeneration and new-build development in the Nadzaladevi district, being implemented with the support of the Bank of Georgia. The project’s concept reimagines the site of the former industrial hub, transforming it into a modern urban space. The complex will comprise eight blocks, housing 1,362 flats and 6,000 m² of commercial space, creating a fully-fledged urban environment with workplaces, services and leisure areas within walking distance of Tbilisi’s historic centre.

The project is designed to create a comfortable and safe living environment. The complex features landscaped communal areas, a three-level underground car park, a swimming pool, padel courts, as well as fitness and children’s play areas. This infrastructure makes Monolith New Depo not just a residential complex, but a self-sufficient ‘city within a city’, offering everything needed for an active lifestyle, work and leisure..

Payment plan

Cost from ₾106 289

Terms and payment plans change regularly, our specialist will provide up-to-date information.

Initial instalment

20%

Interest-free instalments from the developer

80%

Location

Places nearby

Airport

46 min.

Supermarket

4 min.

Hospital

9 min.

School

11 min.

Kindergarten

13 min.

Shopping centre

18 min.

Places nearby

Meidan Bazaar

Agmashenebeli Avenue

Galleria Tbilisi

Cable car

Rezo Gabriadze’s Puppet Theatre

Lisi Lake

Monolith Group

Monolith Group — a construction company from Tbilisi, founded in November 2013. During its time in the market, the developer has established itself as a reliable and responsible partner, carrying out a full range of works involving the construction, refurbishment, restoration and repair of buildings of varying levels of complexity. The company also has experience in installing utility networks, including gas and water supply, ventilation and security systems.

Monolith Group’s portfolio includes — five residential developments, some of which have already been implemented. The company uses monolithic frame construction, which ensures enhanced seismic resistance and the durability of its buildings. Particular attention is paid to energy efficiency and environmental sustainability: high-quality, energy-saving materials are used, enabling residents to save on utility bills and reduce their environmental impact. In addition to residential complexes, Monolith Group is involved in the renovation of cultural heritage sites, including the Kote-Marianishvili House Museum in Kvareli and the restoration of the frescoes in Vardzia Cathedral.