House at 105 Vakhtang Gorgasali [ref. $62370]

Description of the ‘House on Vakhtang Gorgasali 105’ complex

House at 105 Vakhtang Gorgasali — is a 14-storey, intimate, comfort-class residential building currently under construction in the centre of Batumi, in the Rustaveli district. The project is being developed by Grinco Gorgasali, and its main difference from the vast majority of new buildings in Batumi is not their scale, but boutique format: total 56 flats in a monolithic reinforced concrete building. This low density ensures a level of privacy that large complexes on the outskirts lack, whilst its location in the historic centre, where older buildings predominate, makes the project a scarce asset. The architectural concept is based on clean geometry and the rational use of interior space. The flats are handed over with basic preparation for final finishing (black frame / white frame) and with all utility services already installed — owners need only choose their materials and complete the interior.

The internal facilities are designed to complement the peaceful rhythm of everyday life: there are quiet lifts, a tastefully appointed lobby and comprehensive technical services. The development does not feature an enclosed courtyard with a swimming pool or spa, but makes up for this with its location: the sea and Primorsky Boulevard are within walking distance, taking approximately 10 minutes, and in 500 metres is 6 May Park, with Lake Nuriege – the centre’s main recreational area. The plans include studios area 37,8 м² и two-room flats with a floor area of 41.8 to 78.5 m²

Payment plan

Cost from ₾161 975

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

Initial instalment

30%

Interest-free instalments from the developer

70%

Location

The complex is situated on 105 Vakhtang Gorgasali Street, in the centre of Batumi, in the district of Rustaveli, which provides direct access to the city’s business and administrative centres. It is about 750 metres (about a 10-minute walk), and in 500 metres there is a park 6 May with Lake Nuriege — the main leisure hub in this part of the city. Shops, restaurants and chemists are all within walking distance, striking a balance between a holiday atmosphere and the amenities required for year-round living; unlike remote tourist clusters, there is a steady demand here from long-term tenants, rather than just seasonal visitors.