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The latest update — მაისი 2026
| 🟧 Number of buildings | 1 |
| 🟧 Number of floors | 12 |
| 🟧 Construction technology | monolithic-frame |
| 🟧 Distance to the seaside | 50m |
| 🟧 Cadastral number | 20.42.19.103 |
| 🟧 Elevator | yes |
| 🟧 Infrastructure | infinity pool, lounge area with sunbeds, fitness, room service, restaurant and winter garden on the roof, restaurant, gym, landscaped courtyard and park |
| 🟧 Parking | underground parking |
| 🟧 Security & Safety | 24/7 CCTV, security, reception, lobby |
| 🟧 Apartment renovation | white frame |
Atlantis residential complex in Kobuleti is an architectural project where the sea horizon becomes part of the everyday visual landscape. The complex is located by the Black Sea coastline, in a resort area where the natural rhythm and mild climate create a special perception of the place.
Atlantis residential complex is located at 260 David Aghmashenebeli Avenue, just 50 meters from the Black Sea coast. The distance to the beach is considered one of the main advantages of local real estate, especially for buyers considering an apartment for holidays, permanent residence, or a rental business. Sea air, high activity, and strong demand for apartments near the coast have a positive effect on the investment appeal of the property.
The location is characterized by calm mid-rise development and the absence of large industrial enterprises. The surroundings have a positive impact on noise levels, air quality, and the overall attractiveness of the area for family living. Nearby there are green areas and walking routes popular among tourists and owners of seaside apartments.
Kobuleti is considered one of the most actively developing resorts on the Georgian coast. Demand for apartments in this part of Adjara is supported by a long season, infrastructure development, and stable interest from foreign buyers. For investors, the potential for daily rentals remains an important factor, especially in the summer months, when apartment occupancy reaches high levels.
A road highway runs near the complex, connecting the city with Batumi. The trip takes relatively little time, allowing residents to use the business, retail, and entertainment infrastructure of Adjara’s largest resort.
At the same time, the area of the new development itself maintains a calmer rhythm compared to the central districts of Batumi. This factor is especially valued by buyers for whom quiet surroundings and lower development density are important. As a result, the residential complex is suitable for various use scenarios: holidays, permanent residence, long-term rental, or investment with the prospect of growth in the price per square meter.
The natural surroundings add further appeal to the location. The coast is known for its subtropical climate, mild winter, and long warm season. For apartment owners, this is an important argument when choosing a home by the sea.
Within walking distance there are grocery stores, pharmacies, cafes, bars, and chain supermarkets, making it possible to quickly handle everyday household needs without long trips around the city. Beauty studios, hotels, petrol stations, and car washes operate nearby. For families with children, an important advantage will be the presence of School No. 1 and a kindergarten near the building.
Medical infrastructure is represented by the private Central Hospital clinic, located a short distance from the new development. The availability of medical facilities plays an important role, especially for long-term living.
Sports and active leisure enthusiasts will be interested in Chele Arena stadium. Nearby there is a cultural center with a library and venues for city events.
A 10–20-minute drive provides access to larger infrastructure. There are markets, household goods stores, pizzerias, Georgian cuisine restaurants, sushi bars, SPA salons, dental offices, and shopping venues. For recreation, there is an amusement park and green walking areas. Public schools No. 2 and No. 3 operate here, which is especially relevant for families considering relocation for permanent residence.
Another advantage is the presence of Adjara’s natural attractions. Kobuleti Nature Reserve is located approximately six kilometers away — a natural area with forest routes, rare plants, and humid subtropical landscapes. This location is popular among tourists and eco-leisure enthusiasts.
In less than an hour and a half, you can reach Batumi Botanical Garden — one of the largest natural locations on the Georgian coast. Its grounds feature collections of exotic plants, walking alleys, and observation points with panoramic views.
Atlantis residential complex is located near David Aghmashenebeli Avenue, one of the main highways of Kobuleti. It provides active road connections with Batumi, Poti, and other destinations along the Black Sea coast.
The nearest stop is 165 meters away. From here, buses No. 1 and minibus routes to Batumi run every 15–20 minutes. Minibus taxis No. 1 and No. 55 are also available, as well as intercity routes toward Poti and Zugdidi. The road network allows quick access to business districts, shopping streets, markets, and entertainment venues.
The railway station is about a twenty-minute walk away. The station connects the resort with Batumi, Tbilisi, and other settlements in Georgia. Railway transport is especially in demand during the summer season, when the tourist flow increases and the load on roads grows.
The road to Chorokh International Airport takes about an hour by car. The airport serves domestic and international flights, connecting Adjara with major cities in Europe, Turkey, and the CIS countries.
Atlantis residential complex is an expressive mid-rise building with laconic facade plasticity and an emphasis on vertical lines. The exterior is designed in a contemporary European style: strict geometry of volumes, rhythmic placement of balconies, panoramic glazing, and a contrasting palette of materials give the building an expensive and prestigious appearance.
The facades are finished in dark graphite and wood tones, visually emphasizing the depth of the lines and making the silhouette more expressive against the green landscape of Kobuleti. Light inserts between the floors add visual lightness to the composition, while horizontal elements emphasize the elongated shape of the building. This facade plasticity is rarely found on the Adjara coast, where typical resort development predominates.
Great attention is paid to glazing. Panoramic windows occupy a significant area of the facade line, allowing a large amount of natural light into the apartments. Glass balcony railings enhance the sense of openness and make the exterior look more cohesive. Viewed from the sea, the residential complex appears complete and visually expensive, without being overloaded with decorative details. The upper line of the building deserves special attention. The usable roof is designed in the style of premium coastal residences. The roof accommodates a swimming pool with an open relaxation area, while the roofline itself is complemented by decorative landscaping and soft lighting. In the evening, the upper tier becomes one of the main visual accents of the building.
Night lighting plays an important role in the exterior appearance of Atlantis. Lighting elements are integrated into the facade composition and highlight the geometry of the residential complex after sunset. The vertical lines, entrance group, upper levels, and individual decorative elements are illuminated. Thanks to the warm shade of lighting, the facades look expressive and expensive, especially from the side of the roadway. The design uses materials with high resistance to the humid climate. Panels, decorative coatings, and glass structures designed for long-term use under the influence of sun, wind, and salty air are used for cladding. This choice of materials is highly important for real estate by the Black Sea, as it directly affects the preservation of the facade appearance after years of operation.
Atlantis gives the impression of an expensive building with an emphasis on visual restraint, panoramic glazing, and an expressive silhouette. There is no excessive decor in its appearance — the main focus is on proportions, materials, lighting scenarios, and the integrity of the facade composition. The construction uses monolithic frame technology designed for a long service life and structural stability. The exterior walls are made of a special block that retains heat well, reduces indoor humidity, and helps maintain a stable microclimate. These materials are in demand in Georgia’s coastal regions, where resistance to temperature changes and sea air is of great importance.
Windows made of metal-plastic profiles are fitted with energy-efficient double-glazed units, helping reduce heat loss in the cold season, lower street noise penetration, and improve the energy efficiency of the apartments. For resort housing, this parameter is highly important for year-round use and rental operation. The entrance group is equipped with glazed doors, an intercom system, and elements for people with limited mobility. A passenger elevator is installed inside. All utilities are connected to municipal networks: water supply, electricity, and sewage. Fire safety systems and technical equipment for stable operation of the engineering infrastructure are also provided.
Halls and common areas are finished using high-quality materials. The interiors feature decorative elements, lighting, and furniture designed for intensive daily use. This type of design has a positive effect on the overall perception of the property and helps maintain the attractive appearance of the residential complex over the long term.
According to the project, the Atlantis courtyard is focused on privacy and a high level of security. Vehicle access is controlled by a barrier gate, surveillance cameras are installed around the perimeter, and the pass system restricts entry for outsiders. This organization helps maintain a calm environment for apartment owners and their guests.
The internal infrastructure of Atlantis is built around multi-level use, where separate functional areas are distributed between the lower floors, entrance group, and usable roof. The first level is allocated for a lobby area with a reception. The space is designed with an emphasis on clean visual lines, high-quality finishing materials, and expressive lighting. The entrance group is connected to a 24/7 access control system, where movement is recorded through round-the-clock video surveillance. A security post is also located on this level, monitoring the internal perimeter and guest movement.
A separate emphasis is placed on vertical logistics. High-speed elevators with a quiet ride are installed inside and designed for intensive use under high load. The elevator shafts are integrated into the structure of the new building, reducing noise levels when moving between levels and improving the overall quality of operation of the internal premises. The underground parking occupies a significant part of the lower level. Parking spaces are arranged with entry and exit logistics in mind, and ventilation and fire protection systems are provided. The organization of the parking area reduces the load on internal driveways and simplifies car storage at any time of year.
The roof deserves special attention. The usable roof is divided into several functional areas. The upper level includes a swimming pool with panoramic views. Nearby there is a lounge segment with sun loungers, designed for daytime and evening relaxation. The roof surface is complemented by decorative landscaping and small architectural elements that emphasize the resort character of the upper-level use.
A restaurant with panoramic glazing is located on the roof. The interior design is focused on views of the sea line and the surrounding landscapes of Kobuleti. Near the restaurant, there is a winter garden with an enclosed microclimate, featuring decorative plants and areas for quiet relaxation at any time of year. The combination of the restaurant segment and winter garden expands the usage scenarios of the building’s upper level. The fitness area is placed in a separate block. The gym is equipped with basic and professional sports equipment for strength and cardio workouts. The layout of the room takes into account the separation of equipment lines and free training areas, allowing the load to be evenly distributed when visiting the sports zone.
The service infrastructure includes apartment maintenance and additional internal services related to operation. This format is aimed at owners who use apartments both for personal living and for rental purposes. The presence of a service component increases the functionality of the building for long-term use. The internal perimeter and facade line are equipped with a night lighting system. Lighting elements are integrated into the architectural lines of the building, emphasizing the levels, entrance group, roof contours, and individual decorative sections. In the evening, the lighting highlights the silhouette of the building against the coastal landscape and enhances the visual perception of the upper swimming pool and restaurant block.
Additional attention is paid to pedestrian routes inside the courtyard and transition lines to the entrance group. The paving is made of materials with increased resistance to the marine climate, with uniform lighting and navigation provided for movement in the evening. Landscaping complements the internal perimeter with decorative plantings and seasonal plants, enhancing the visual expressiveness of the coastal residence. Atlantis is designed as a multi-level system of internal services, where each functional line — from the lobby to the roof — is connected with the operation of seaside real estate, short-term rental, and long-term ownership.
To maintain cleanliness, a separate area is allocated for waste containers, located with sanitary requirements and service logistics in mind. In the evening, courtyard lighting is supported by street lamps installed along the main movement routes. Additional emphasis is placed on landscaping. Decorative shrubs, flowers, and perennial plants are planned for the adjoining area. The design visually makes the inner territory more well-maintained and increases the attractiveness of the apartments.
Atlantis residential complex is aimed at buyers who value property liquidity, rational layouts, and a high-quality construction base. The developer pays attention to the technical preparation of the building, the characteristics of materials, and the internal organization of the apartments, focusing on the demands of the housing market on the Black Sea coast.
Apartment areas range from 36 to 117 m². Studios, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom options are available for sale, featuring well-planned room geometry and increased ceiling height of 3 meters. This parameter visually expands the space, improves the level of natural light, and provides more opportunities when developing the interior design.
Apartments are offered for purchase in white frame condition. This option is considered one of the most in-demand formats on Georgia’s primary market, as it helps reduce the costs and time required for preparation before final renovation. The apartment is delivered with basic construction and engineering works completed. Electrical communications, water supply, sewage, and heating systems have already been installed. The walls are prepared for further finishing, floor screed has been completed, and windows and the entrance door have been installed.
This level of readiness frees the owner from the complicated rough construction stage. After receiving the apartment, it is possible to proceed to the final interior finishing: laying flooring, painting walls, installing plumbing, lighting, and interior doors. This option is especially popular among buyers who want to independently define the interior style, choose materials according to personal preferences, and control the quality of the final renovation.
The financial purchase terms deserve separate attention. The developer offers several payment methods: full payment, staged payments, and mortgage programs through TBC Bank. This system makes the purchase more flexible for different categories of clients — investors and family buyers.
Atlantis is located in a resort area where high rental demand remains throughout the entire tourist season. For buyers, this is an opportunity to purchase an apartment with the prospect of value growth and stable rental potential.
The new development is being implemented by MVP Group Development. The company operates in Kobuleti and Batumi, introducing modern construction technologies, engineering solutions, and materials with a long service life. The works use monolithic schemes, energy-efficient systems, reinforced structures, and technical tools designed for stable operation in a humid marine climate.
MVP Group Development focuses on construction quality, control over work stages, and precision of execution. The developer cooperates with specialized professionals, uses certified materials, and implements highly reliable engineering units. In the apartments, the emphasis is placed on practical layouts, rational use of space, and long-term property liquidity.
The company’s reputation is built on discipline, meeting deadlines, and attention to detail. Buyers receive apartments designed for long-term operation and a high level of safety.
For sale are studios, 2-room, 3-room.