Ikon

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8 floors · 0 flats · 35% built · hover a floor

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About the project

Ikon is a smart, well-designed residential complex just a few minutes’ walk from the sea. Here, precise engineering, modern technology, and thoughtful infrastructure all come together to create an environment tailored for people who appreciate comfortable, practical living. Highlights stunning panoramic views; beach and sea only 350 meters away; essential amenities close by; excellent transport links; clean, eco-friendly neighborhood; all utilities connected; independent sewage system; european-style apartment layouts; three-meter ceilings; energy-efficient double-glazed windows; high-speed, quiet elevators; 24/7 security cameras; welcoming reception area; landscaped courtyard; lush green spaces; playgrounds and sports zones; stylobate roof terrace; outdoor pool and gym; three-level underground parking; multi-tiered lighting system; retail and commercial spaces; solid investment opportunity; mortgage and installment plans available; dynamic, forward-thinking developer. Location Ikon is located at 26 Angisa Street in Batumi’s New Boulevard district — a spot that perfectly blends smart urban planning with beautiful green surroundings. With direct access to the coast just minutes from the building, the location has even more appeal: on clear days you can hear the soothing sound of waves from your balcony, while the sea views add to the overall panorama. This part of the resort offers both the benefits of being near the water and a leafy environment free of industrial zones. Just a short stroll away is Lech and Maria Kaczynski Park. Walking its paths leads you straight to sandy stretches of shoreline, where gentle waves meet the coast — a daily part of life here if you value the quality of your surroundings. Ardagani Lake is also close by. In the evenings, its fountains come alive with music and lights, attracting people who enjoy a relaxed, informal atmosphere without the city rush. The area is free from heavy industry and major traffic junctions, keeping noise levels low and air quality high — something you really notice on peaceful mornings as the city slowly wakes up. About four kilometers away is Batumi’s seaport area and the lower station of the Argo cable car. The cable car isn’t just for getting around; it’s also a popular experience, gliding above neighborhoods to a viewpoint with sweeping vistas of the coastline, city, and mountains. Demand for these views peaks during tourist season, adding to the area’s dynamic feel. What’s nearby This neighborhood is rich with spots that support every aspect of modern city life. Nearby you’ll find hotels of all types and a range of restaurants, from casual local eateries to well-known establishments with signature menus. Shops are an easy walk away, including 24-hour supermarkets, Carrefour hypermarket, local stores, and the Black Sea Mall. You’ll also find pharmacies, banks, and other services that make daily errands quick and simple without ever needing to leave the area. Being so close to the New Boulevard — just about 1.5 kilometers away — adds even more to everyday life. This popular pedestrian zone has developed its own lively rhythm, filled with seasonal cafes and restaurants, parks, playgrounds, bike paths, clubs, a water park, and countless other attractions. It means your free time can be as laid-back or as active as you like, all without a long trip. Within two kilometers are the Children’s Republican Hospital, the Referral Hospital, and a major medical center tied to the International University, offering advanced care from diagnostics through long-term treatment. There are also several kindergartens, School No. 20, the Neo School Panda education center, Batumi International University, and the Georgian-American School nearby. Just over three kilometers away are some of Batumi’s best-known spots that highlight the region’s nature and culture. The 6 May Park, famous for its landscaping and historic character, offers beautiful tree-lined paths and sits next to the dolphinarium, aquarium, and an open-air summer cinema. Transport connections Transport here is especially well-organized, making this area a strategic part of Batumi’s city layout. Angisa Street, where the nearest bus stop is located, is a key route linking local neighborhoods with the rest of the city. Regular bus lines run along it, letting you reach Batumi’s main destinations quickly and without complicated transfers. Additional stops are on Tbel Abuseridze Street, just 420 meters away. From there you can catch: buses No. 7a, 12, 16, 19, 77, and the “Batumi–Shuakhevi” line; minibuses No. 20, 22, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 33, 34, 36, 36a, 39, 40, 40a, 44, 45, 46, 49, 56, 77, 88, 118, 119, 140, 141, 144, 145, 166, 172, 174, 199, 205, 232, plus “Batumi–Zeda Chkhutuneti,” “Batumi–Kveda Chkhutuneti,” “Batumi–Nigazeuli,” and “Batumi–Khulo.” The Old Bus Terminal is about four kilometers away, with the Metro terminal — a major hub for intercity and international routes — just a bit further at six kilometers. Batumi Passenger Railway Station is within seven kilometers, along with Batumi Central Bus Station, which handles many domestic routes. These hubs are perfect for regular travel around Georgia or beyond. Completing the picture is the international airport, less than three kilometers from the complex. Features of the development Ikon is a striking 21-story residential tower that seems to soar effortlessly, like a sea breeze turned into architecture — blending sleek aesthetics with top-tier engineering. This project stands out for its solid construction and advanced technical solutions, specifically designed to handle the coastal climate and the demands of daily living. Its design is all about balance: strong, reliable structures paired with a sense of lightness and openness. Every engineering feature is seamlessly tied into the lifestyle benefits woven throughout the concept. Ikon is about more than just impressive specs — it’s a new take on residential living that prioritizes reliability, practicality, and careful attention to detail. Built with a monolithic frame structure, the building offers outstanding strength and stability. This approach minimizes stress and deformation, which is especially important in areas with shifting soils or seismic activity. Visually, Ikon impresses not only with its scale but also with its thoughtful details. The facade is finished with special panels that resist moisture and UV rays, keeping it looking fresh and vibrant for decades. At night, the building truly comes alive. Elegant lighting outlines its shape against the evening sky, making it stand out beautifully and boosting visibility from afar. Panoramic windows open up sweeping views of the surrounding city and sea. They let in plenty of natural light, filling each home with a sense of airiness and connection to the outdoors. These windows aren’t just about looks — they deepen your daily experience of living in a coastal city. Spacious balconies are designed to be real extensions of your living space, perfect for relaxing alone or enjoying evenings with family and friends. Being just 350 meters from the sea makes these outdoor areas even more special, bringing fresh air, changing skies, and the distant sound of waves into your everyday routine. High-speed, whisper-quiet elevators from international manufacturers ensure quick, smooth trips to every floor. The entrance areas and shared spaces are designed to modern standards, combining stylish lighting, textured finishes, and tasteful accents for a look that’s both functional and beautiful. The building’s independent utilities are another key advantage: its own sewage system, reliable electricity, water, and gas mean fewer disruptions and more peace of mind. Ikon is fully accessible for people with limited mobility. Ramps, wide doorways, and thoughtful layouts ensure everyone can comfortably reach every part of the building. An automatic fire alarm system adds another level of safety, providing extra reassu