2-комнатная квартира 68.2 м² - улица 26 мая, Батуми
59 400 $
ID 1285 · Apartment · Batumi
About the apartment
| Rooms | 2 | Area | 68.2 m² |
| Floor | 7 / 14 | Living | 50 m² |
| Layout | Open plan | ||
| Furniture | Unfurnished | ||
| Bathroom | Adjoining | ||
| Number of bathrooms | 1 | ||
| Number of balconies | 1 | ||
| Natural gas | Connection possible | ||
| Heating type | Boiler connection possible | ||
| Window type | Metal-plastic | ||
| Wall type | Monolithic | ||
| Elevator | Yes | ||
Location
- City: Batumi
- Located on the intersection of: 26 may - Stefan Zubalashvili
- Distance to sea: 600 - 800 m
- To airport: 4 km
- To old town: < 1 km
- Window view: City view
Description
На каждом этаже жилого комплекса предусмотрена техническая комната, где будут располагаться кондиционеры, бойлеры и выведены провода, что позволит сэкономить место в апартаментах жильцов и не нарушить эстетику помещений. Важно отметить, что архитектурное законодательство Грузии не допускает установку кондиционеров на фасадах зданий вне отведенных площадей (балконов), что создает сложности для владельцев апартаментов в жилых комплексах без технических помещений.
- 1 подъезд
- 2 лифта - пассажирский, грузовой
- Коммерческая площадь
- Паркинг
- Ресепшн
- Технические комнаты
- Открытое пространство на крыше комплекса
- Высота потолка – 3 метра
- Подключенные коммуникации
- Интернет и телевидение
- Телефонная связь с консьержем 24/7
- Видеонаблюдение 24/7
- Круглосуточная охрана
- Уборка
100%-ная предоплата:
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50%-ная предоплата:
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Беспроцентная рассрочка:
Застройщик предлагает Вам оформить беспроцентную рассрочку, по условиям которой предусмотрены ежемесячные платежи до конца 2019 года
Ипотека:
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Useful information about Batumi and Georgia
Georgian tea
Tea culture was first introduced to Georgia in the middle of the 19th century. The Georgian prince Eristavi tried to breed her. A little later, the famous botanist P. Krasnov, the founder of the Batumi Botanical Garden, made his great contribution to the development of this culture. The origins of Georgian tea growing also stood Jacob McNamara captured during the Crimean War, an English officer. He married a Georgian woman and devoted his life to the industrial production of Georgian tea.
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A great contribution to the breeding of Georgian varieties of tea was played by specialist Lau Jan Jau, specially called from China. In the village of Chakvi, which is now a suburb of Batumi, and now you can see his house, with the motifs of a pagoda. The first tea plantations appeared in the village of Chakvi, there is even a suburb, which is called & laquo; Chais ubani & raquo; (Tea District).
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Already in 1864, at one of the international exhibitions, Georgian tea received an award. When Georgia was part of the USSR, tea growing became one of the main directions of the economy of the republic. But over time, the planned economy, which requires a lot of tea, and the mechanization of leaf collection have made it impossible to drink Georgian tea. & nbsp;
Now the tea culture is gradually reviving. Moreover, Georgian tea is one of the best, since it is not treated with pesticides and other chemical fertilizers.
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A great contribution to the breeding of Georgian varieties of tea was played by specialist Lau Jan Jau, specially called from China. In the village of Chakvi, which is now a suburb of Batumi, and now you can see his house, with the motifs of a pagoda. The first tea plantations appeared in the village of Chakvi, there is even a suburb, which is called & laquo; Chais ubani & raquo; (Tea District).
& nbsp;
Already in 1864, at one of the international exhibitions, Georgian tea received an award. When Georgia was part of the USSR, tea growing became one of the main directions of the economy of the republic. But over time, the planned economy, which requires a lot of tea, and the mechanization of leaf collection have made it impossible to drink Georgian tea. & nbsp;
Now the tea culture is gradually reviving. Moreover, Georgian tea is one of the best, since it is not treated with pesticides and other chemical fertilizers.