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EcoSilence

EcoSilence

Invercasa
0
$1,450
Price from /m²
100%
Built
Completed (2025)
Handover
0
Flats

Batumi St, 12a Handover Completed (2025) 0 flats

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Floor plan

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About the project

EcoSilence Residential Complex is a unique new development where expressive style is combined with a high level of landscaping and the thoughtful organization of every element. The concept of the complex brings together visual appeal, functionality, and the distinctive character of coastal real estate, creating comfortable conditions for both relaxation and living by the Black Sea. Advantages a modern district with strong development potential; picturesque views from the windows; just a few meters from the sea and beaches; practical road connections; well-developed nearby infrastructure; advanced construction technologies; a multi-level lighting system; high-quality construction materials; good sound insulation; all utilities connected; ground-level parking for 20 cars; a high-speed imported elevator; ceilings of around three meters; European-style layouts; panoramic windows with enhanced sound insulation; designer entrance lobby; barrier-free environment; closed territory with 24/7 video surveillance; mortgage and installment options on favorable terms; strong investment potential; a reliable developer with proven project experience. Location EcoSilence Residential Complex, located at 12a Batumi Street, is set in a secluded part of a resort settlement where the natural surroundings define a calm and measured pace of everyday life. The spatial character of this location differs noticeably from busier coastal areas: instead of dense development and constant traffic flow, there is a natural boundary, with the Black Sea on one side and the forested areas of Mtirala National Park stretching out on the other. The combination of distance from intensive traffic flows and preserved access to urban routes creates a rare balance. The road to Batumi runs less than one kilometer away, and the drive to the city takes approximately 20–25 minutes by car. Another convenient destination is Kobuleti Nature Reserve: the local road network makes it possible to reach humid forests, rare plants, and protected natural landscapes without spending much time on the journey. The geographical position gives the location strong visual and lifestyle potential. It appeals both to those who prefer a secluded rhythm away from busy flows and to those who value access to the region’s tourist and resort destinations. There is no heavy noise load here, no visually dense rows of façades, and no accelerated urban pace. Instead, the area is defined by sea air, natural quiet, and the opportunity to watch the changing sunlight on the horizon throughout the day. The road routes make this a convenient starting point for both short trips and longer stays. The combination of proximity to the sea and neighboring protected natural areas increases the investment appeal of the location, as free coastal plots of this character are becoming increasingly rare. Supporting infrastructure is developing gradually, without compromising the natural character of the coast, which helps preserve its recognizable qualities and environmental expressiveness. Transport connections Chakvistskali railway station is located less than 400 meters away and serves as a starting point for travel along the coastal line and deeper into the region. Rail connections expand the geography of movement, allowing residents to avoid long car routes and reach nearby settlements relatively quickly. A public transport stop is located nine minutes away on foot, with regular routes operating from there. Bus No. 6 runs through the area, along with intercity routes to Jikhandzhuri and Kobuleti. Minibuses No. 27, No. 40, No. 40a, No. 200, No. 333, No. 340, and No. 440 also operate nearby, as well as routes toward Ozurgeti, Poti, and Zugdidi. During peak hours, intervals are reduced to around ten minutes, making it possible to quickly find transport when efficient movement is needed. For car owners, there is fast access to the main road: the interchange connecting Chakvi with Batumi can be reached in about five minutes. This route makes it possible to get to the city center in roughly half an hour while bypassing the most congested sections of the highway. Travel time to the international airport is around forty minutes, making the location practical both for local movement and for regular trips outside the country. Local infrastructure In this location, everyday tasks can be handled without unnecessary travel or long trips. The surrounding area includes dining venues with home-style cuisine, independent gastronomic spots, bakeries, shops with a wide range of goods, pharmacies, beauty salons, car service workshops, private medical offices, and educational institutions. This variety creates a dense service network covering the key needs of daily urban life. Public School No. 2 and Kindergarten No. 36 are located within a short route, which is especially convenient for families planning long-term residence. Less than three kilometers away is the Botanical Garden, with a collection of rare plants and walking paths running through evergreen greenery. A little farther on, there is the Black Sea Panorama Viewpoint, with ancient ruins nearby linked to the era of eastern trade. These sites reflect the layered history of the region and form natural destinations for unhurried walks. Chain supermarkets and local grocery stores operate within a two-kilometer radius, offering a wide selection of goods, from fresh fruit to pantry staples. This combination of retail formats makes it easy to alternate between familiar brands and local products, choosing what suits daily needs without rushing. For those who appreciate gastronomic variety, the surrounding area offers a diverse selection of venues: restaurants, bakeries with pastries made according to traditional recipes, and cafés with menus designed for different tastes. Each place has its own style of service and culinary offer, expanding the choice of both everyday and occasional dining experiences. Leisure options are represented by a wide range of destinations suitable for both active recreation and quieter walks. The area includes a stadium, water park, concert arena, beach line, eucalyptus alley, and nature trails. This variety of places allows residents to change their leisure scenarios without having to travel far. Medical services are represented by a private center and a city hospital, offering a broad range of care — from initial examinations to specialist assistance. Pharmacies and clinical facilities in the surrounding area make it possible to seek medical support promptly when needed, while maintaining steady access to professional care in the rhythm of everyday life. General overview The architectural appearance of EcoSilence is built on the contrast between two façade textures, which divide the building into distinct visual zones while also emphasizing its vertical dynamics. The main surface is finished with light-colored plaster, read as a neutral background, while the end section of the building is clad in a dark relief panel with a pronounced texture. This technique visually anchors the corner of the façade and gives the silhouette of the nine-storey building a sense of composure, preventing it from dissolving against the open sea horizon. The vertical rhythm of the façade is created by a dense sequence of narrow glazed sections and balcony modules, repeated from floor to floor with almost engineering precision. The grid of openings turns the wall surface into an expressive graphic pattern: vertical lines rise continuously from bottom to top, enhancing the sense of height and upward movement. The balconies project as shallow consoles with light glass railings, allowing the façade to retain transparency and maintain a connection between the interiors and the open coastal landscape. The roof level is designed as an open terrace. The upper plane of the building is free from a heavy cornice and reads as a continuation of the façade geometry extending into a horizontal line. This treatment pr

Frequently asked questions

How much is a square meter in EcoSilence?

Prices in EcoSilence start from $1,450/m². Location: Batumi St, 12a. New-build prices in 2026 vary by floor, view and frame condition.

When will EcoSilence be handed over?

Handover date: Completed (2025). Construction progress: 100%. Total 0 flats.

Which frame condition are apartments sold in at EcoSilence?

New developments in Georgia are typically sold in three conditions: black frame (shell only), white frame (ready for renovation — plaster, wiring, screed) and green frame (near-complete). Confirm the exact condition for EcoSilence with the developer's sales office.

Can I buy an apartment in EcoSilence with an installment plan or mortgage?

You can buy in EcoSilence with a developer installment plan (typically 10–30% down, payments until handover) or a bank mortgage. Confirm details with the developer or contact us on Sivrce.

Who builds EcoSilence?

Developer: Invercasa. Full profile, other projects and reviews: sivrce.ge/developers/chakvi-development-2022.

Is buying in EcoSilence a good investment?

Buying under construction is usually cheaper than a completed unit — prices rise toward handover. Rental yield and ROI in Chakvi depend on the district and frame condition; compare similar projects on Sivrce.

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