
We take photos of complex from same spots, to show real status and dynamics of development.
The latest update — June 2026
| 🟧 Number of buildings | 1 |
| 🟧 Number of floors | 20 |
| 🟧 Construction technology | monolithic-frame |
| 🟧 Distance to the seaside | 150m |
| 🟧 Cadastral number | 20.42.12.355 |
| 🟧 Elevator | yes |
| 🟧 Infrastructure | recreational area, children's playground, swimming pool, restaurant, lounge area, fitness centre |
| 🟧 Parking | underground parking (157 parking spaces) |
| 🟧 Security & Safety | 24/7 CCTV, security, lobby |
| 🟧 Apartment renovation | green frame |
Pine Residence residential complex combines elegant architecture, stylish design, and spacious apartments in an attractive seaside location. The project offers a harmonious blend of aesthetics, functionality, and proximity to the coast.
Pine Residence residential complex in Kobuleti is located at 836a David Aghmashenebeli Avenue, approximately 30 kilometers north of Batumi, making it suitable for holidays, relaxation, and peaceful coastal living.
The area is part of the Black Sea Riviera and has long attracted tourists who choose Kobuleti for its natural features and mild climate. Fresh sea air, a favorable microclimate, and wellness potential make this location one of the most sought-after destinations in the Caucasus region.
Across the road, there are well-maintained and safe beaches with a gentle entry into the sea, which is especially convenient for families with children. Less than three kilometers away is a state nature reserve that preserves a rich diversity of flora and fauna.
Additional value is provided by mineral springs located approximately 2 kilometers away. Their healing properties enhance the resort’s wellness status, making it an attractive place for recovery and well-being.
The nearest bus stop is located 85 meters from the new development, making daily travel around Kobuleti and to nearby destinations especially convenient. Buses No. 1 and routes toward Batumi run at 15-minute intervals, as do minibuses No. 1 and No. 55. Routes to Poti and Zugdidi are also available.
Kobuleti railway station is located just a few kilometers from the resort area, significantly simplifying travel to other parts of Georgia. The regular train schedule allows routes to be planned in advance without unnecessary difficulties.
The international airport is located about an hour’s drive away, providing fast access to Pine Residence for tourists, property owners, and everyone arriving in Kobuleti from different cities and countries.
The location of the new complex enhances its appeal and directly affects the level of everyday comfort. Thanks to its proximity to infrastructure, residents have quick access to essential services and facilities that are difficult to imagine comfortable living without.
Nearby there are cafés, coffee shops and bars, pharmacies, stores, supermarkets, beauty studios, hotels, car washes, and gas stations. Within a 5–10 minute drive, there is Chele Arena Stadium, the library of the Kobuleti Cultural Center, Central Hospital clinic, School No. 1, and a kindergarten. Such a concentration of infrastructure makes it possible to handle most daily matters close to home without spending extra time on the road.
Within a wider radius, a 10–20 minute drive opens up additional opportunities for shopping, entertainment, education, and services. Residents have access to minimarkets, grocery and household stores, the Central Market, Kobuleti Cultural Center, and a museum. For leisure and meetings, there are pizzerias, sushi bars, restaurants, bakeries, an amusement park, SPA salons, hairdressers, and Central Park. The infrastructure is further complemented by private and public dental clinics, shopping centers, and educational institutions, including Schools No. 2 and No. 3.
Kobuleti Reserve can be reached in approximately seven minutes by car — a natural area that offers the opportunity to replace the city rhythm with the tranquility of picturesque landscapes. Here, the richness of Georgian nature is especially noticeable: open space, fresh air, and expressive views create ideal conditions for walks and relaxation.
Another significant destination is Batumi Botanical Garden, which can be reached in less than half an hour. This place is known for its diverse plant life and special atmosphere, allowing visitors to experience the natural richness of the region more deeply. Proximity to such locations expands leisure opportunities: a day off can be spent among greenery, panoramic views, and peaceful walking routes without planning a long trip away from the coast.
The area combines social infrastructure, everyday services, and expressive natural spaces. This combination makes living here more balanced: nearby are both essential daily facilities and places where one can take a break from routine, restore energy, and enjoy the atmosphere of true resort-style Georgia.
The architectural composition of Pine Residence is built around a sharp diagonal break in the façade plane: a continuous white metal lattice, reminiscent of lightning or an open book, traces the corner edge of the twenty-storey building from the first floor all the way to the roof. This zigzag frame functions as an independent sculptural element placed over the regular grid of balconies — the diagonal lines of the lattice intersect the horizontal rhythm of the floors, creating a dynamic visual counterpoint to the strict geometry of the rest of the volume.
The main mass of the residential complex is divided into two contrasting façade segments. One is clad in dark, almost anthracite panels, cut through by a dense grid of balcony openings with wooden inserts in a warm ochre tone. These wooden accents on the loggia railings soften the cool restraint of the dark surface and bring organic warmth into the composition. The adjoining segment is designed in a light palette with a larger glazing rhythm, which visually lightens this part of the building.
Along the entire height of the building, the balconies project as shallow cantilevers with horizontal wooden slats instead of traditional solid railings. This technique gives the façade additional texture and allows natural light to pass through the lattice structure of the parapets. The top of the building is designed without a pronounced decorative cornice: the upper floor smoothly continues the diagonal geometry of the white frame, which converges toward the top of the building in a single sharp point, similar to the apex of a pyramid. This gives the silhouette of the new development a strong upward motion, visually lightening the mass of the twenty floors through the narrowing metal structure.
The first level is organized as a glazed stylobate zone with dark vertical wooden cladding on the wall sections. The material echoes the ochre balcony inserts on the upper floors, creating a color dialogue between the base of the residential complex and its upper part. The stained-glass glazing of the lower floor visually softens the transition from the dense residential mass above to the open pedestrian space at ground level. The inner galleries facing the courtyard reveal a separate architectural technique: vertical wooden louvered slats form a continuous lattice wall along the corridors, behind which a rich green vertical wall can be seen — a dense mass of climbing plants covering the opposite surface of the lightwell. The combination of the wooden lattice and living greenery creates the effect of a natural filter, softening the perception of dense development.
In the evening and at night, Pine Residence is revealed through architectural lighting. Warm light from inside the loggias and balconies fills the wooden slats with a golden glow, contrasting with the dark anthracite surface of one half of the façade, while the white diagonal frame is illuminated separately, turning into a glowing graphic line that traces the corner of the building from the ground to the very top. In the dark, this contrast makes the silhouette of the building recognizable from a considerable distance — the complex is perceived as a striking vertical landmark within the coastal development of Kobuleti.
The overall architectural language of Pine Residence is based on a synthesis of several techniques: a sharp diagonal frame, the contrast of dark and light cladding, wooden slats on the balconies, and inner galleries. This compositional strategy makes the building visually multilayered and gives it an individual, sculptural character that stands out among the more restrained typical developments of the coastal area.
The structure is based on a reinforced frame designed to withstand loads with stability, while monolithic construction technology ensures precise compliance with the project parameters. The building receives a strong structural foundation, clean lines, and reliable frames fully aligned with engineering calculations and drawings. The concept is connected with the idea of sustainable and comfortable everyday living, where every detail works toward convenience in daily life. From the installation of engineering utilities to the distribution of interior spaces, the project shows a clear intention to offer an environment suitable both for an active lifestyle and for proper relaxation. The technical systems are designed for uninterrupted operation, while the layouts allow the space to be used rationally without a feeling of overload.
The organization of residential, entrance, and common areas follows the logic of reliability and intuitive use. This is especially important for buyers who evaluate real estate by how thoughtfully it will serve them in everyday scenarios: returning home, moving between floors, accessing commercial premises, and interacting with shared spaces. The equipment is implemented in line with the latest requirements for safety and stability. A fire alarm system is provided, connections to the municipal water supply, sewage, and electricity networks have been completed, and other necessary utilities have been integrated. All these elements form a technical base designed for long-term operation, predictable performance, and compliance with current standards.
The overall impression of the new development begins right at the entrance. The halls are designed in a restrained and calm style, without excessive visual overload. The common areas support the character of the residential complex: they convey neatness, functionality, and clear design logic. Special attention should be paid to the elevator, which is designed for regular and intensive use. It connects all floors, the entrance group, and the commercial section, ensuring fast movement for residents and visitors. Its presence emphasizes the versatility of the residential complex, as the property is aimed not only at young buyers, but also at families with children, older residents, and those for whom daily accessibility to all levels of the building is important.
The entrance structures, passages, and elevator equipment are organized in a way that facilitates movement for people with health limitations and improves the overall accessibility of the building. As a result, the new development becomes more inclusive while maintaining a balance between engineering reliability, practicality, and comfort.
Pine Residence has a territory arranged within a dense green mass — the building rises among mature trees on a plot bordering the seacoast, and this natural component determines the entire logic of the landscaping. The courtyard is not artificially cut out of the landscape, but integrated into the existing vegetation.
The children’s playground is placed in an open area bordering the dense crowns of nearby trees. This location gives children a play zone with natural protection from direct sunlight during the daytime. The play equipment is selected for different age groups, while the safe surface reduces the risk of injury during active outdoor games. The swimming pool, located at the foot of the high-rise building, is finished with dark stone cladding and wooden decking along the edges. This palette echoes the natural surroundings without visually conflicting with the neighboring forest mass. Umbrellas and sun loungers arranged along the pool open up a view of the building from below, while part of the pool is designed so that, from certain viewpoints, the water surface visually merges with the horizon — a technique typical of premium resort properties.
The restaurant occupies a glazed volume on the first floor. Full-height stained-glass windows bring natural light inside during the day and open views of the pool and green territory during meals. The lounge area complements this infrastructure with a more intimate format of recreation, offering soft seating for evening relaxation with drinks or informal meetings with friends and neighbors. The fitness center is equipped with professional exercise machines and is located in a part of the new development with panoramic glazing, opening views of the greenery and coastline during workouts. This arrangement removes the feeling of an enclosed space that is typical of underground or internal fitness areas without natural light.
Walking paths curve around the trunks of large trees and preserve the natural topography of the plot without excessive reshaping of the terrain. Benches are placed along these routes at points with the most expressive views — toward the pool, the green tree crowns, or the sea visible through the gaps between the trees. The landscaping of the territory is based on preserving the existing greenery in combination with selective decorative planting around the building and the pool. This approach to the landscape differs from the typical practice of fully clearing a site before construction. Here, the preserved trees function as a natural architectural element, creating shade, coolness, and visual depth without the need to build artificial landscaping from scratch.
The lobby is organized as a representative entrance area with panoramic glazing, through which the connection between the interior space and the surrounding forest landscape is visually perceived. Security is provided by a video surveillance system operating 24/7 and covering the key entrance points, the perimeter, and the pool area. A physical security service complements the technical control system with its constant presence.
The underground parking facility is designed for 157 parking spaces. This solution completely removes vehicle flow from the ground-level territory, keeping it free from traffic. Apartment owners receive access to their own parking space regardless of weather conditions, while pedestrian routes through the courtyard remain isolated from vehicle movement along their entire length.
Taken together, the landscaping of Pine Residence residential complex is built around the idea of preserving the natural context of the plot. The green mass, the pool with a view of the horizon, and the leisure infrastructure work in parallel, forming a resort environment in which architecture and the existing landscape complement each other rather than compete for space.
Pine Residence residential complex offers apartments with layouts selected with an emphasis on practicality, rational use of space, and comfort for everyday living. Buyers can choose from compact studios starting from 34 square meters, as well as more spacious two- and three-room apartments reaching up to 130 square meters. Thanks to this variety, it is possible to select an option for individual living, a family format, or an investment purchase, taking into account the future use of the property.
The apartments are offered for purchase in “green frame” condition. This format refers to a pre-finishing level of readiness, where the main part of labor-intensive construction work has already been completed. The premises are prepared for final finishing: the walls are plastered and leveled, floor screed has been completed, and the ceiling surfaces have been brought to a condition suitable for further finishing. In addition, the necessary utilities have been installed, including electricity, water supply, sewage, and heating systems.
The advantage of the green frame condition is that the future owner does not need to start renovation from the basic rough construction stages. The main task comes down to selecting finishing materials and implementing an individual design solution. What remains is to finish the walls with paint or wallpaper, choose and install flooring — laminate, parquet, ceramic tiles, or another material — install ceiling structures, plumbing fixtures, interior doors, sockets, switches, and lighting fixtures.
This level of readiness is especially relevant for buyers who want to reduce renovation time and avoid the dirtiest, noisiest, and most time-consuming work. At the same time, the green frame condition does not limit the choice of style: the future interior can be adapted to personal taste, habits, color preferences, and functional scenarios. As a result, the owner can move more quickly to the final finishing stage and bring the move-in date closer while maintaining control over the visual and practical content of the apartment.
Three-meter ceilings visually increase the volume of the rooms, making the spaces feel airier and helping interior accents stand out more expressively. The layouts include enlarged window openings that allow a large amount of natural light to enter. As a result, the spaces look open, bright, and comfortable throughout the day.
Open balconies, designed in a laconic architectural style, become an extension of the apartment. They can be arranged as a small place for morning coffee, evening relaxation, or quiet enjoyment of the resort panorama. This detail adds emotional value to the home, allowing residents to take a break from everyday matters and feel close to the natural environment.
The purchase terms are designed for different categories of clients. The property can be purchased with full cash payment or through mortgage programs offered by TBC Bank. Additional installment options and current discount offers make the purchase more flexible, while the sales office specialists help clients understand the available payment methods, transaction stages, and the specifics of choosing a suitable property.
The new Pine Residence residential complex combines a modern engineering approach, clear organization of interior space, and expressive architecture. The balanced combination of technical solutions, functional layouts, and aesthetics provides a foundation for a comfortable lifestyle, where every detail works toward practicality, coziness, and the long-term value of the property.
Pine Development holds a prominent position among development companies in the region. The developer’s main focus is the design and implementation of multi-apartment residential complexes and commercial real estate. Each project is viewed as part of a broader urban system, where convenience, functionality, aesthetics, and long-term value for residents are essential.
Over the course of its activity, Pine Development has strengthened its reputation as a reliable developer, earning the trust of clients through already completed projects. The residential complexes built by the company have become full-fledged living spaces for many families, combining comfortable layout solutions, well-thought-out surroundings, and harmonious interaction with the natural landscape. Such projects are not limited to the role of ordinary housing: they create an atmosphere of comfort, emphasize the individuality of the area, and add expressive accents to the appearance of the surrounding territory.
Pine Development’s work has a noticeable impact on the development of Batumi and Kobuleti, supporting their movement toward a more diverse, sustainable, and modern urban model. The residential complexes being implemented increase the attractiveness of these locations for permanent residence, seasonal holidays, entrepreneurial activity, and investment, creating a foundation for further growth of the region.
For sale are studios, 2-room, 3-room.