Apartment 84.98 m² - Mezgvaurta, Chakvi, Georgia
79 100 $
ID 1227 · Apartment · Chakvi
About the apartment
| Rooms | 3 | Area | 84.98 m² |
| Floor | 6 / 11 | Living | — |
| Layout | separate | ||
| Condition | after builders | ||
| Furnishings | unfurnished | ||
| Bathroom | adjacent | ||
| Number of bathrooms | 1 | ||
| Number of balconies | 1 | ||
| Natural gas | no | ||
| Heating type | есть возможность подключения котла | ||
| Windows type | metal-plastic | ||
| Walls type | monolithic | ||
| Elevator | 2 | ||
Location
- City: Chakvi
- Located on the intersection of: Mezgvaurta - Mezgvaurta
- Distance to the sea: 0 - 200 m
- to the airport: > 10 km
- to the old city: > 10 km
- View: sea view
Useful information about Batumi and Georgia
Shopping in Turkey
Batumi is a couple of tens of kilometers from the Turkish border. After the collapse of the USSR & laquo; iron curtain & raquo; between Georgia and Turkey disappeared, good-neighborly relations arose. Georgian residents can visit Turkey and stay there for a certain amount of time using their internal identity cards.
Near the border, in the village & laquo; Kemal Pasha & raquo ;, in Turkey there is a large shopping center. There you can cheaply buy clothes. Many Georgian citizens and tourists with the opportunity cross the border to treat themselves to shopping.
Currency exchange is best done in Georgia, and immediately to Turkish lira, as the exchange rate is more profitable. Many car owners drive their cars to the border, leave the car and cross it on foot. Minibuses await them abroad, which will take them to the shopping center.
& laquo; Istanbul Bazaar & raquo; the so-called shopping center, offers quality products at low prices. These are textiles, outer and lower clothes, dishes and so on. The mall has a café and restaurant where you can grab a bite to eat and relax after a long walk through the malls.
In the evening, tired and happy shopaholics cross the border and return home.
Near the border, in the village & laquo; Kemal Pasha & raquo ;, in Turkey there is a large shopping center. There you can cheaply buy clothes. Many Georgian citizens and tourists with the opportunity cross the border to treat themselves to shopping.
Currency exchange is best done in Georgia, and immediately to Turkish lira, as the exchange rate is more profitable. Many car owners drive their cars to the border, leave the car and cross it on foot. Minibuses await them abroad, which will take them to the shopping center.
& laquo; Istanbul Bazaar & raquo; the so-called shopping center, offers quality products at low prices. These are textiles, outer and lower clothes, dishes and so on. The mall has a café and restaurant where you can grab a bite to eat and relax after a long walk through the malls.
In the evening, tired and happy shopaholics cross the border and return home.