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Park House

Park House

Monoliti
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$1,450
Price from /m²
35%
Built
2026 Q4
Handover
0
Flats

Beri Gabriel Salosi Ave, 187 Handover 2026 Q4 0 flats

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

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About the project

Park House residential complex in Tbilisi brings together thoughtful design and a true sense of home comfort. This new development is tailored for those who appreciate attention to detail and prefer living in a space where nothing disrupts the rhythm of daily life. Advantages promising neighborhood; riverfront within walking distance; nearby schools and kindergartens; cutting-edge technologies; excellent sound insulation; beautiful architecture; high construction quality; central utilities; large energy-efficient windows; multi-level lighting system; well-kept courtyard; landscaped greenery; 24/7 security; two-level underground parking; stylish lobbies and common areas; accessible for people with limited mobility; three-meter-high ceilings; on-site infrastructure; quiet elevators; practical apartment layouts; affordable pricing; various purchase options; ambitious developer. Location Park House is located at 181 Beri Gabriel Salosi Avenue, right in the middle of the active urban redevelopment shaping the Samgori district. This part of the city is quickly transforming: new projects are popping up alongside existing buildings, giving the area the feel of a vibrant, well-equipped neighborhood that can appeal to a wide range of residents. A major advantage of this location is its closeness to nature. It’s only a 5–7 minute walk from Park House to the banks of the Kura River. The route takes you through well-developed streets, and getting close to the water opens up perfect opportunities for leisurely walks and outdoor relaxation. This kind of setting adds real value, especially for those who want to stay connected to green spaces even in a densely built-up city area. The district’s growth is also paired with upgraded engineering and transport infrastructure, making it an increasingly attractive spot on Tbilisi’s map. More residential projects are underway, new roads and pedestrian paths are being built, all of which makes this a smart choice for long-term living and investment. Transport connections This new complex has an excellent location close to one of the city’s main highways, where heavy traffic flows daily. It’s easy to reach Tbilisi’s business center and quickly get to more distant parts of the city, saving valuable travel time. About 250 meters from the complex, there’s a stop served by route taxis No. 523 and No. 545 and bus No. 371. The waiting time ranges from fifteen to twenty minutes, so you don’t have to worry about long delays even during rush hour. Roughly three kilometers away are key transport hubs: Samgori metro station, the bus station of the same name, and the Naftlugi railway platform. Having these nearby makes it easy to plan trips around Tbilisi or beyond. Plus, just five kilometers away is the Ortachala bus station, which handles intercity and international routes. For frequent travelers, it’s worth noting that Shota Rustaveli Airport is only about a thirty-minute drive, so it’s simple to head abroad or to other regions without dealing with complicated logistics or long transfers. Surroundings of the new building This area stands out for its rich and versatile infrastructure. Nearby you’ll find 24-hour gas stations and car services, including car washes, making it easy to take care of your vehicle. Within walking distance are shops for everyday needs and a Nikora supermarket — perfect if you prefer shopping close to home without wasting time on long trips. For those focused on staying active, there are plenty of options nearby. You’ll find the Shevardeni rugby stadium, football fields, fitness clubs, and the Olympic indoor swimming pool, where you can swim regularly or train at any level. The area also offers a wide range of places to spend an evening with friends, from cozy coffee shops to restaurants and bars of all kinds. Families with children will appreciate the proximity of several schools. Not far away are the private Dirsi Ortaöğretim Okulu and public schools No. 83, No. 106, and No. 124, making this location especially convenient for families. With so many schools close by, it’s easy to choose the right educational approach and program. On top of that, the area has important social and administrative institutions. The Varvara Church, a police station, post office, banks, and pharmacies all add to the neighborhood’s well-rounded infrastructure. Medical care is available both in private clinics and in the large public Hospital No. 5, which also houses an adult polyclinic. Having all these essential services nearby means you can feel confident in daily matters without needing long trips for basic needs. Architecture and technical specifications Park House is a residential complex that stands out for its distinctive architecture and smart design. The project features three 12-story apartment buildings that add a modern, vibrant touch to Tbilisi’s skyline. These buildings blend seamlessly into the city’s look and feel, reflecting its energetic, forward-looking spirit. Built using monolithic frame technology, they offer outstanding structural strength and long-lasting durability. This method not only guarantees safety but also ensures the buildings can withstand external factors for many years to come. The facades are finished with facing brick, giving the complex a refined, elegant appearance. This makes Park House immediately noticeable and sets it apart from other developments in the area. The color palette is kept soft and understated, while tasteful evening lighting highlights the building’s lines, adding dimension and character after sunset. Thanks to this well-planned illumination, the complex comes alive visually at night. Large windows flood the apartments with natural light and offer expansive views of the surroundings. Generously sized balconies, which are a standard feature of every unit, let residents enjoy fresh air and outdoor moments without leaving home. Together, these elements bring nature closer and emphasize the project’s connection to the outdoors. The flat roof is protected by a durable roll-on waterproofing system and equipped with drainage to prevent water buildup, extending its lifespan. Every component has been thoroughly tested for reliability, and the high-quality materials used throughout mean fewer repairs over time. The complex is equipped with all the essential engineering systems, including modern fire alarms and an intercom system for added security. A freight-passenger elevator makes moving between floors easy — perfect for families with kids or when handling bulky items. All utility lines, from plumbing to electrical, meet current safety and quality standards and are built to deliver trouble-free operation for years to come. The common areas, such as the lobbies, are designed to be both visually clean and highly practical. Durable materials keep them looking new, while the interior design combines simplicity and sophistication, highlighted by tasteful decorative elements and lighting. Entrances are fully accessible, featuring ramps and wide doorways that make life easier for people with limited mobility, parents with strollers, and older visitors. This thoughtful planning ensures Park House is welcoming and convenient for everyone. Altogether, Park House is a technically sound, visually appealing development that’s perfect for those who appreciate solid construction, smart design, and architectural quality. Landscaping and amenities The grounds at Park House are closed to outsiders, creating a more private and secure environment for residents. One of the standout technical features is the two-level underground parking. This eliminates the daily struggle to find a parking spot in a busy neighborhood and keeps the courtyard open and organized. As a result, the outdoor space feels calmer and more visually pleasing. The lower floors of the buildings are dedicated to commercial spaces, bringing shops, cafes, and everyday services right to your doorstep. Having these conveniences nearby saves

Frequently asked questions

How much is a square meter in Park House?

Prices in Park House start from $1,450/m². Location: Beri Gabriel Salosi Ave, 187. New-build prices in 2026 vary by floor, view and frame condition.

When will Park House be handed over?

Handover date: 2026 Q4. Construction progress: 35%. Total 0 flats.

Which frame condition are apartments sold in at Park House?

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 Park House with the developer's sales office.

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

You can buy in Park House 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 Park House?

Developer: Monoliti. Full profile, other projects and reviews: sivrce.ge/developers/monoliti.

Is buying in Park House a good investment?

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

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