2-bedroom apartment in Kyiv Holoseevskyy
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2-bedroom apartment in Kyiv Holoseevskyy

Kyiv, Kyiv Region • Kyiv, Holoseevskyy

2

Rooms

45

sq.m

3/9

Floor

Brick

Building Type

Description

Listing ID:213359062

We present to you a comfortable 2-room apartment located at 24 Science Avenue, in the very heart of the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv. This property is ideal for those who value convenience and quality of life, as it is situated near the Demiivska metro station, ensuring quick access to the entire capital's infrastructure. The apartment is located on the 3rd floor of a 9-story brick building and has a total area of 45 square meters. It consists of two separate rooms and features a modern cosmetic renovation, creating a cozy atmosphere for future residents. All rooms are furnished, allowing you to immediately enjoy the comforts of home. The spacious kitchen is perfect for preparing culinary masterpieces and relaxing. You will have access to a boiler that guarantees a constant supply of hot water, as well as built-in appliances: refrigerator, cooktop, oven, and washing machine, highlighting the convenience of living here. Other significant advantages include a modern elevator, a balcony, and a stylishly designed bathroom that combines comfort and elegance. The surrounding area captivates with its diverse infrastructure – within a few hundred meters, you'll find banks, pharmacies, hospitals, kindergartens, schools, shops, restaurants, cafes, and numerous parks for outdoor walks. The accessibility of public transport and proximity to the city center make this location even more attractive. The price of this apartment is $67,000 with no commission fees. Government housing support programs are also considered. If you are interested in purchasing or renting, we would be happy to assist you in selecting and acquiring your new home!

Features

Ремонт
Меблі
Балкон
Лоджія

$67,000

≈ 1,489 $/sq.m

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