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Kutkhe

Kutkhe

Next Time
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$1,250
Price from /m²
35%
Built
Handover
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Flats

Giorgi Brtskinvale St, 100 Handover 0 flats

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

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About the project

Residential complex Kutkhe in Batumi is a modern high-rise development with well-designed apartment layouts, located less than two kilometers from the coastline. The proximity to the sea and efficient space planning make the project attractive for those who value a combination of practicality and picturesque surroundings. Advantages prestigious location; well-developed nearby infrastructure; expressive facade design; large-format panoramic glazing; impressive exterior lighting system; high-grade construction materials; modern technical equipment; landscaped adjacent territory; green inner courtyard; 24/7 security and access control; increased ceiling height; elevators by international manufacturers; connection to all utility networks; stylish entrance lobby design; barrier-free environment for people with limited mobility; ergonomic layouts; European-style apartments; attractive pricing; mortgage and installment payment options available; developer with proven project delivery experience. Location Kutkhe Residential Complex is located at 100 Giorgi Brtskinvale Street, within the Bagrationi area known for stable business activity and balanced building density. The surroundings are characterized by a calm acoustic environment and an orderly street structure, positively influencing daily rhythm and overall perception of the area. The functional diversity of the location allows residents to handle everyday and service-related needs within short distances. Nearby are retail outlets, service providers, essential facilities, and recreational areas. The concentration of infrastructure makes the area suitable for permanent living as well as short-term stays, including rental scenarios. A major highway runs 450 meters away, distributing the main traffic flows. Access to key destinations takes minimal time, making travel across the resort coastline and business districts faster. The road network is organized with consideration of existing development and traffic load, allowing predictable route planning even during peak activity periods. The surrounding development follows a functional planning principle: commercial areas, service facilities, and residential buildings are distributed according to traffic intensity and land purpose. This structure reduces time spent on daily tasks, including shopping, household services, and leisure. Pedestrian routes are logically connected to main streets, simplifying orientation and shortening travel time. The location demonstrates a stable balance between the dynamics of a resort center and the calm rhythm of everyday life. The combination of transport connectivity, developed infrastructure, and moderate building density increases the practical value of the property and ensures long-term demand for the address. Transport interchange The district’s road connections are characterized by a dense route network and short distances to key transport hubs. A public transport stop is located 105 meters away, allowing convenient access to city buses without long walking distances. The main traffic flow runs along Giorgi Brtskinvale Street, where bus No. 11 operates at twelve-minute intervals, maintaining stable connections with various parts of the resort and transfer points. Major transport facilities are located at a moderate distance. The old bus terminal, seaport, and Argo cable car are less than three kilometers away, allowing quick access to tourist and logistics centers. The Metro terminal is located slightly farther — about four kilometers away. Trips to Batumi Passenger railway station and the Batumi Central transport hub usually take 10–15 minutes under normal traffic conditions. A similar travel time is required to reach the international airport, which is convenient for frequent flights and meeting guests. Road routes are distributed across several directions, reducing the likelihood of peak-hour delays. Overall, the transport infrastructure allows highly predictable travel time planning for daily commuting, business routes, and trips outside the city. Local infrastructure Kutkhe Residential Complex is situated in an area with a dense infrastructure network where residential, business, and social functions are located within short distances. Retail, services, healthcare, education, and leisure facilities are concentrated within one and a half kilometers, allowing efficient daily route planning. The retail sector includes both small convenience stores and major shopping centers. Carrefour hypermarket and Goodwill supermarket operate nearby, allowing residents to fulfill essential grocery needs in a single visit. Local markets and chain stores with domestic and imported goods are also available. Major retail destinations such as Metro City, Jibe hypermarket, and Hopa Market expand shopping options and allow convenient purchasing without traveling to remote districts. The dining sector offers a wide range of venues. Within a 5–15 minute drive are restaurants serving Georgian and European cuisine, pizzerias, sushi bars, fast-food establishments, and pubs. Coffee shops, bars, and pastry shops complement the area. The variety of formats suits business meetings, family dinners, and evening leisure. Healthcare infrastructure includes institutions of various profiles: private clinics, pharmacies, specialized centers, and large hospitals. Key institutions include Batumi University Hospital, the Republican Hospital, and the Referral Hospital. A dedicated maternal and child healthcare center also operates nearby. This structure allows quick access to medical services ranging from preventive care to complex diagnostic procedures. Everyday services are complemented by veterinary clinics, beauty salons, and specialized workshops. Sports infrastructure includes fitness centers, sports complexes, playing fields, and clubs of various disciplines. The Dinamo Batumi stadium operates nearby, along with seasonal facilities including a summer ice rink. Football schools and private clubs offer individual and group training sessions. The education sector includes kindergartens, schools, and gymnasiums, including the Georgian-American School and the XXI Century Gymnasium. Higher education is available at Batumi International University. The presence of educational institutions of various levels allows long-term academic planning without changing the place of residence. Pedestrian routes pass through landscaped green areas, parks, and recreational zones. Among the most notable are Lech and Maria Kaczynski Park and the area surrounding Lake Ardagani with its fountain complex. An aquarium, water park, and zoo corner are located nearby, expanding leisure options for both adults and children. The surrounding infrastructure stands out for its high functional diversity, logical transport connectivity, and a wide range of services that allow residents to handle everyday tasks within short travel distances. General characteristics Kutkhe Residential Complex is a fifteen-story building with a concise exterior design and a limited number of apartments, which reduces residential density and enhances privacy. The structural concept is based on monolithic frame technology: the load-bearing frame absorbs the main stresses, floor slabs maintain geometric stability, and the service life is рассчитed for long-term operation without deformation risks. Kutkhe stands out as a выразительная high-rise landmark with carefully balanced geometry and minimalist facade design. The main structure is vertically elongated, giving the silhouette a slender and well-proportioned appearance. The composition is built on a rhythmic alternation of window openings and balcony lines, adding visual dynamics without excessive decorative elements. Facade surfaces are designed in light tones with contrasting darker vertical inserts. This graphic approach visually emphasizes the building’s height and adds depth to perception. Balconies are arranged in regular rows, forming a strict linear o

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a square meter in Kutkhe?

Prices in Kutkhe start from $1,250/m². Location: Giorgi Brtskinvale St, 100. New-build prices in 2026 vary by floor, view and frame condition.

When will Kutkhe be handed over?

Handover date: . Construction progress: 35%. Total 0 flats.

Which frame condition are apartments sold in at Kutkhe?

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 Kutkhe with the developer's sales office.

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

You can buy in Kutkhe 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 Kutkhe?

Developer: Next Time. Full profile, other projects and reviews: sivrce.ge/developers/next-time.

Is buying in Kutkhe a good investment?

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

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