3-bedroom apartment in Kyiv Dneprovskyy
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3-bedroom apartment in Kyiv Dneprovskyy

Kyiv, Kyiv Region • Kyiv, Dneprovskyy

3

Rooms

76.3

sq.m

14/16

Floor

Brick

Building Type

Description

Listing ID:213379565

We are pleased to present a cozy and bright 3-room apartment, located at 59 Raidozhna Street. The total area of this property is 76.3 m2, and the apartment is situated on the 14th floor of a modern 16-story building. This residence is move-in ready and is offered fully furnished with household appliances, allowing new owners to relocate without additional expenses. The thoughtful layout includes a spacious hallway, three separate rooms, and two large glazed loggias that enhance comfort and functionality. Thanks to its high-floor location, the apartment is filled with natural light, and the windows provide stunning panoramic views of the right bank of Kyiv. The property is in excellent condition: neat, well-maintained, and ready for comfortable living. Key advantages of the apartment include: - Total area — 76.3 m2 - 14th floor of 16 - Three separate rooms - Two spacious loggias - Furnishings and appliances included - Bright, spacious, and well-kept apartment - Panoramic view from the windows The building is managed by a homeowners' association (HOA), ensuring quality maintenance of the building and surrounding territory. A quiet, green courtyard creates a comfortable living atmosphere. Nearby, you will find all necessary infrastructure, including the “Fora” supermarket, school, kindergarten, medical facilities, shops, and other services. The courtyard features a shelter, enhancing security levels. This apartment is an excellent choice for a family seeking spacious, move-in ready accommodations in an area with developed infrastructure and convenient transportation links. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this wonderful residence!

Features

Меблі
Лоджія
Техніка

$85,000

≈ 1,114 $/sq.m

RE

Real Estate Agency

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