Commercial property for rent: 62 m² in Tbilisi, Rome St, 4 – $1,000

Commercial space for rent on Rome St, Chughureti 🌿 Beautiful historic building Area: 62 sq. m Floor: 1 of 3 Windows: 5 windows — excellent natural light Perfectly suited for: • beauty salon 🌿 • showroom or gallery • lectures, coaching sessions, and workshops Space details: • 1 room • 2 bathrooms (including a full bathroom) • small kitchen • central heating • air conditioning 🌿 Additionally: Well-equipped inner courtyard 1000$ +20% income tax Minimum 1-year lease 🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃 The house is an outstanding example of late 19th – early 20th-century architecture. Built in 1881 by Giorgi Kartvelishvili, a prominent philanthropist, public figure, and merchant of the first guild, who was a well-known patron of Georgian culture, literature, and music. In the early 20th century, his son Nikoloz Kartvelishvili commissioned architect Simon Kldiashvili to reconstruct the building. As a result, the facade acquired Art Nouveau elements, becoming one of the first examples of this style in Tbilisi. Architecture & Features: The facade is decorated with unique elements, including metal balconies and artistic details characteristic of the Art Nouveau period. At the entrance, there is a unique Georgian inscription "Salami" (Greetings), making the building a standout in the historic city center. The interiors were originally adorned with painted walls featuring Northern European mythology and romantic scenes, creating the atmosphere of a refined cultural salon. Cultural Heritage: The Kartvelishvili house served as a cultural hub for Tbilisi. It hosted musical and literary salons, gathering intellectuals, artists, writers, and musicians. The building was a venue for theatrical performances and concerts featuring famous artists of the time. Nikoloz himself was Paris-educated in music. Today, the building remains a preserved cultural and architectural monument of Tbilisi. A legacy of the 19th century.