3-bedroom apartment in Kyiv Solomenskyy
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3-bedroom apartment in Kyiv Solomenskyy

Kyiv, Kyiv Region • Kyiv, Solomenskyy

3

Rooms

56

sq.m

4/5

Floor

Brick

Building Type

Description

Listing ID:213299748

We are pleased to offer a wonderful 3-room apartment for sale, located on Yerevan Street in the prestigious Solomyanskyi district of Kyiv. This brick building is situated on the 4th floor of a 5-story structure, providing comfort and coziness. The apartment has a total area of 56 square meters with a well-thought-out layout, which includes two separate bedrooms, a kitchen connected to the living room, and a combined bathroom. The living room opens onto a balcony, allowing you to enjoy fresh air. A standout feature of the apartment is its high-quality major renovation, during which all utilities were replaced. The windows face two sides, ensuring ample natural light. Among the apartment's advantages is the presence of air conditioning, which maintains a comfortable temperature year-round, as well as an insulated balcony that offers additional space. The apartment is fully furnished, featuring a built-in kitchen and modern appliances, including an oven, microwave, refrigerator, washing machine, gas stove, and boiler. Additionally, high-speed internet and Wi-Fi are already connected. The local infrastructure is well-developed, with a school, kindergarten, shops, cafes, pharmacies, and public transport stops nearby, providing easy access to all essential amenities. This apartment will be an ideal choice for those seeking a cozy and comfortable living space without additional renovation costs. The documents are in order, and the apartment has been owned for more than 5 years. Currently, the apartment is rented out, so viewings are possible by prior arrangement. We invite you to explore this excellent property! Commission is 5%.

Features

Ремонт
Меблі
Кондиціонер
Балкон

$80,000

≈ 1,429 $/sq.m

RE

Real Estate Agency

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