Shavsheti Street, 25

The residential complex at 25 Shavsheti Street in Batumi stands out for its expressive architecture and modern amenities, creating a distinctive silhouette within the cityscape. The project concept is based on a combination of aesthetic appeal and practical functionality, with architectural solutions designed around operational requirements. Every element of the building is intended to preserve the complex’s functionality, reliability, and attractive appearance over the long term.

Advantages

• apartments with a high standard of everyday amenities;
• essential infrastructure within immediate reach;
• the sea within a few minutes’ walk;
• panoramic views of Batumi and the surrounding mountains;
• effective sound insulation;
• efficient apartment layouts;
• enlarged window openings;
• original architectural and design concept;
• multi-level lighting throughout the grounds and common areas;
• enhanced seismic resistance;
• technologically advanced engineering systems;
• fully landscaped and green courtyard;
• equipped children’s playground;
• diverse on-site infrastructure;
• 24/7 security monitoring;
• high ceilings;
• connection to all essential utilities;
• underground parking;
• quiet imported elevators;
• attractive investment potential;
• competitive property prices;
• various purchase options;
• experienced and reliable developer.

About the location

The residential complex at 25 Shavsheti Street is located in the central part of Batumi, in a lively district close to the Black Sea. The seafront is approximately one kilometre away, making the location suitable for different property-use scenarios, from permanent residence and seasonal holidays to investment purposes.

The surrounding area features a varied urban environment, with buildings ranging from low-rise houses to multi-storey developments. This gives the district a dynamic architectural character and creates different panoramic perspectives from various points. One of the city’s main transport arteries is located approximately 360 metres away and is regularly served by public buses. This makes it possible to plan routes in different directions and maintain convenient transport connections with other parts of Batumi.

The area combines the active atmosphere of a resort centre with proximity to natural landmarks. Views from the windows and open areas of the building extend across Batumi, green landscapes, and mountain scenery. This makes the location particularly appealing to buyers considering property from a long-term perspective and placing importance on architecture, construction quality, and the characteristics of the surrounding environment.

The lower station of the Argo cable car can be reached in approximately ten minutes on foot. From here, the route leads to one of Batumi’s well-known panoramic viewpoints, offering extensive views over the coastline. Continuing the walk leads towards Batumi Sea Port, a major facility associated with both transport logistics and the city’s tourism activity.

The location of the new development combines several important advantages: developed transport connections, proximity to the seafront and major attractions, a rich urban environment, and attractive views. Together, these characteristics make the district suitable for property purchases with different objectives, including long-term ownership and investment use.

Local infrastructure

A wide range of everyday infrastructure is concentrated in the immediate vicinity of the residential complex at 25 Shavsheti Street, allowing residents to access many essential services within a short distance. A pharmacy, grocery shops, household goods stores, and a supermarket are all located within a few minutes’ walk. Financial and healthcare services are represented by bank branches and private clinics, including Batumskaya Dental Clinic.

For families with children, the proximity of educational institutions is particularly important. Schools No. 4 and No. 13 are located nearby, while everyday dining options include small coffee shops, a pizzeria, and restaurants.

A major retail area is located approximately one kilometre from the development and includes the GoodWill hypermarket and Batumi Plaza shopping and entertainment centre. These facilities accommodate shops, service businesses, boutiques, and grocery retailers. Schools No. 1 and No. 7 are situated approximately one and a half kilometres away. A maritime college and the Hakuna Matata kindergarten for preschool children are also located nearby.

Tekto Point is less than a twenty-minute walk from the large Batumi Mall shopping centre and the Republican Hospital. The proximity of these facilities makes it possible to plan everyday shopping, medical visits, and retail trips without regularly relying on a car.

Cultural and recreational facilities are located within a two-kilometre radius. These include 6 May Park, Batumi Aquarium, the zoo, and the dolphinarium, offering opportunities for relaxed leisure and family outings.

Ardagani Lake can be reached in approximately half an hour on foot. One of the best-known attractions in this part of Batumi is the famous dancing fountains, which attract both local residents and visitors to the resort. The extensive infrastructure surrounding the residential complex covers a broad range of everyday needs and allows residents to access essential facilities along convenient daily routes.

Transport connections

The location of the development provides quick access to Batumi’s main transport facilities. The former bus station building is located approximately one and a half kilometres away and can be reached on foot. Batumi International Airport is close enough to be reached in around 15 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions.

The nearest public transport stop is only 60 metres from the complex. Minibuses No. 441 and No. 442, as well as bus No. 7a, operate here at intervals of approximately 10–15 minutes, allowing residents to travel around the city and to nearby districts without long waiting times.

For intercity travel, residents can use the Metro passenger terminal, located approximately three kilometres from Tekto Point. Another major transport facility, Batumi Central, is around five kilometres away. It includes a bus station and railway platform, providing additional options for travelling beyond Batumi. The international airport also remains within a short drive, with the journey taking up to 20 minutes.

Architecture and construction features of the residential complex

This complex stands out for its original architectural concept, in which contemporary construction trends are expressed in a restrained and functional manner. During the design process, priority was given to structural reliability, operational durability, and the careful development of the building’s key technical characteristics.

The structural calculations were carried out with consideration for the climatic conditions of the region, including wind loads, seasonal temperature fluctuations, and other factors that may affect the building over time. The complex is based on monolithic frame construction, known for its high strength and suitability for long-term operation.

The building at 25 Shavsheti Street in Batumi is a five-storey volume with a flat roof, completed at the corner by a low dark-coloured parapet. This detail marks the upper point of the building and gives the corner a slightly heavier visual accent against the otherwise extended horizontal roofline.

The façade is finished with decorative plaster and special panels in a warm beige tone, creating a smooth and even surface without pronounced textural treatment. Against this light background, the balconies stand out through dark graphite-coloured frames arranged in a dense, regular grid across the full height of the building. Some balconies feature transparent glass panels in slim profiles, while others use simple metal lattice railings, introducing subtle variation into the overall façade rhythm.

The corner section of the building is treated with greater visual depth than the rest of the façade. Here, the wall sections between the windows are wider and the openings themselves are vertically elongated, giving this part of the building a more compact, almost tower-like character compared with the horizontally extended main façade.

The ground floor opens onto commercial premises through large glazed storefronts. Dark-framed openings occupy almost the entire height of the lower level, while a bright terracotta-coloured canopy above one of the entrances introduces a strong colour accent into the restrained beige façade palette. The courtyard façade is complemented by greenery in planters arranged along the glazed ground-floor gallery. This detail softens the geometry of the dense window arrangement and gives the lower level a more intimate atmosphere.

At night, the architectural structure is highlighted by warm light from the windows and ground-floor storefronts, while the terracotta entrance canopy becomes especially prominent against the muted beige plaster. Spotlights positioned along the courtyard gallery complement the lighting scheme, allowing the building to retain the same welcoming and lived-in character after dark as it has during the daytime.

The entrance area is adapted for people with limited mobility, ensuring that access to the building takes different physical abilities into account. The engineering infrastructure includes the necessary water supply, electricity, and communications networks. Fire protection systems form an important part of the technical equipment and are designed to provide a rapid response in emergency situations.

Movement between floors is provided by high-speed passenger and freight elevators manufactured abroad. The lobby is finished with wear-resistant materials designed for intensive everyday use. The interiors of the common areas follow a unified stylistic concept, with proportions, textures, and individual decorative elements selected in accordance with the overall architectural design. Visual and tactile details emphasise the quality of execution while preserving the restrained character of the interiors.

The new complex is based on a clear architectural logic in which the building’s expressiveness is revealed through façade geometry and precise engineering solutions. The internal layouts are designed for efficient use of every part of the available space and correspond to practical everyday scenarios. The residential complex is perceived as a distinctive architectural object with a clear identity, capable of setting a high standard for the future development of the surrounding area.

Landscaping of the grounds

The surrounding territory is organised with consideration for safe and unobstructed movement. Asphalted driveways and paved pedestrian paths have smooth, even surfaces, making it easy to move around the courtyard without unnecessary difficulty. Neatly installed curbs further structure the routes and help maintain a well-kept appearance throughout the grounds.

Energy-efficient outdoor lighting with a clean, understated design is provided throughout the courtyard. The fixtures are positioned to distribute light evenly across the main areas while avoiding excessive glare that could interfere with visibility. Decorative flower beds with perennial plants complement the landscaping and give the grounds a finished appearance. The selected vegetation retains its attractive look for an extended period and is well suited to the local climate.

Children’s playgrounds with rubberised safety surfacing and durable equipment designed for regular use are provided within the development. Recreational areas for adults are equipped with benches positioned away from areas of intensive movement. Trees and shrubs surrounding these spaces create a natural visual setting that encourages quiet relaxation.

The landscape design includes ornamental trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants. When selecting the vegetation, consideration was given to the regional climate, plant durability, and the need to maintain a balanced overall appearance. As a result, the landscaping looks natural and remains neat without excessive decorative complexity.

A separate advantage of the project is the covered parking facility intended for residents’ vehicles. Cars are protected from precipitation and high temperatures, while the courtyard remains free from intensive vehicle traffic. This helps preserve safe pedestrian routes and maintain order throughout the complex all year round.

Apartments for sale

The residential complex at 25 Shavsheti Street offers apartments of different sizes and configurations. The smallest units start from 21 square metres and are compact studios designed for efficient interior organisation. Larger options include two- and three-room apartments. The broad range of layouts allows buyers to choose a property suited to different scenarios, from practical placement of furniture and appliances to the creation of several functional zones with individual purposes.

The apartments are delivered with partial finishing, leaving the final interior design to the owner. At this stage, buyers can independently determine the stylistic direction of the interior, organise functional areas, and establish priorities for subsequent works. The technical base is already prepared, while the decorative elements depend on personal preferences. As a result, each property can acquire an individual character and be adapted to the owner’s specific vision of the interior.

The internal organisation of the residential units is designed to make efficient use of every part of the available floor area. Ceiling heights reach up to three metres, making the interiors feel more open and allowing more natural light into the rooms. Large window openings also play an important role in the perception of the interior, increasing daylight levels and making it possible to take full advantage of the surrounding views.

Apartments can be purchased using cash funds. In addition, a mortgage programme with favourable financing conditions is available for property purchases. Prospective owners can use a structured loan application process, while information about the required down payment, bank requirements, and transaction procedure can be obtained from the sales department. Consultants assist buyers during the approval of the main purchase parameters and help them understand the terms of mortgage financing.

The architectural concept of the residential complex is based on a combination of expressive appearance, technical reliability, and functional design. High-quality materials are used in the finishing, the engineering infrastructure includes all essential technical systems, and decorative elements contribute to the overall visual identity of the development. Landscaped grounds and developed infrastructure further enhance the value of the project within its resort location. Enlarged window openings, spacious rooms, and open balconies expand the possibilities for using the apartments and allow residents to enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area.

The complex at 25 Shavsheti Street stands out for its architectural character and practical design. The building is constructed using monolithic frame technology, providing structural strength and suitability for long-term operation. The visually light façade becomes even more expressive after dark thanks to bright architectural lighting, while the landscaped surrounding territory completes the overall architectural composition. The project is intended for buyers who consider construction quality, building aesthetics, and functional features when choosing property. The new residential complex occupies a notable position among resort real estate developments and demonstrates a consistent evolution of architectural solutions designed to meet current market requirements and support long-term use.

About the developer

Antbuild entered the Georgian construction market in 2011 and has developed a recognisable professional reputation in the primary real estate sector over the years. The developer’s activities are based on precise technical execution, expressive architecture, and consistent organisation of surrounding territories. The company’s projects are characterised by restrained aesthetics, where the exterior appearance is guided by functionality and carefully balanced proportions.

Antbuild developments are distinguished by logical internal organisation, efficient distribution of functional zones, and an emphasis on practical use scenarios. The projects include areas for relaxation, social interaction, and various activities, all integrated naturally into the overall concept. Distinctive façades, practical site planning, and the use of durable materials give the buildings a recognisable identity.

The company’s activities cover key areas along Georgia’s Black Sea coast, where infrastructure development is progressing rapidly and interest in the property market remains consistently strong. Antbuild’s strategy is focused on the long-term operation of its developments, reflected in the technical characteristics of the buildings, careful attention to detail, and consistent site planning.

The developer’s work strengthens its position among companies focused on rational architecture, individual project identity, and well-considered site development. Antbuild acts as a consistent participant in the market, capable of contributing to the evolution of new forms of recreational and residential construction.