2-bedroom apartment in Kyiv Pecherskyy
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2-bedroom apartment in Kyiv Pecherskyy

Kyiv, Kyiv Region • Kyiv, Pecherskyy

2

Rooms

55

sq.m

8/9

Floor

Brick

Building Type

Description

Listing ID:213304915

We present to you a bright and cozy 2-room apartment located just a two-minute walk from the Pecherska metro station at 37 Yevhena Konovaltsia Street. The apartment has undergone cosmetic repairs, making it ready for the comfortable living of new residents. The property is situated in a brick building equipped with uninterrupted electricity supply and centralized heating, ensuring comfort throughout the year. The rooms are separate, and the windows overlook a quiet green courtyard, creating a cozy atmosphere and providing insulation from urban noise and dust. All rooms have access to a large glazed balcony. The apartment is furnished with essential items: two spacious sliding wardrobes and a stylish shelving unit in the living room. The household appliances include a refrigerator, a gas stove with an oven, a washing machine, and a boiler. Additionally, an air conditioner creates a pleasant microclimate indoors. The area's infrastructure is highly developed: within walking distance, you will find the Ukraine Palace, the Sports Palace, the Botanical Garden, and the Lavra. In the immediate vicinity, you will find everything necessary for comfortable living, including banks, hospitals, pharmacies, schools, kindergartens, shops, and many other infrastructure facilities. Additional advantages of this apartment include the presence of utilities: central sewage, gas, electricity, as well as a paved road and waste disposal services. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this cozy dwelling in the heart of the city, which combines the convenience of urban life with the tranquility of surrounding nature. We invite you to schedule a viewing!

Features

Ремонт
Меблі
Кондиціонер
Балкон

$97,000

≈ 1,764 $/sq.m

RE

Real Estate Agency

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