Savane Melikishvili

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

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About the project

Savane Melikishvili residential complex in Batumi represents a synthesis of modern technologies, refined design, and well-thought-out functionality. The project demonstrates the idea of an ideal living environment, combining reliability, practicality, and refined aesthetic expression. Advantages panoramic views from the windows; natural landscapes surrounding the complex; favorable location; walking route to the seaside promenade takes 15–20 minutes; well-established road connections; pleasant character of the internal environment; effective protection from external noise; architectural appearance with expressive details; multi-level lighting design; round-the-clock video surveillance and security system; well-maintained surrounding territory; functional european-style apartment layouts; increased ceiling height; ground parking; high-speed elevators of foreign manufacture; connected engineering networks; stylish design of entrance groups and public areas; solutions provided for people with limited mobility; promising capital investment option; attractive purchase cost; mortgage programs from a banking partner; developer with a confirmed reputation and many years of experience. About the location Savane Melikishvili residential complex is located at 80 Petre Melikishvili Street. The road to the Black Sea coastline takes less than twenty minutes on foot, making regular walks to the water part of everyday life. The coast in this part of the city is characterized by extended beach areas and a calm atmosphere of recreation, where natural scenery is combined with resort infrastructure. Transport connectivity is enhanced by the presence of the lower station of the Argo cable car approximately a ten-minute walk away. The ascent to observation decks and panoramic viewpoints becomes a convenient route for leisure and exploring local attractions. A nearby arterial road connects the district with key areas of the resort, allowing quick access to business, shopping, and recreational zones. The surroundings are represented by diverse development: nearby are multi-apartment residential complexes of various heights as well as low-rise cottage-type houses. The structure of the district creates visual diversity and maintains a balanced population density. The resort character is expressed through the combination of tourist activity, everyday infrastructure, and residential functions, which increases the investment attractiveness of the property. The area combines proximity to the sea coast, strong transport connectivity, and well-developed infrastructure, making the property suitable for permanent residence, seasonal holidays, and rental business. What is nearby The surroundings of Savane Melikishvili residential complex are connected with key points of the city, simplifying everyday routes and business activities. Within a radius of one and a half kilometers there are pharmacies, grocery supermarkets, and retail outlets of various specializations—from everyday essentials to household goods. Medical needs can be addressed in specialized institutions, including dental clinics. Educational infrastructure includes Public School No. 4, which can be reached within a few minutes. Additionally, Schools No. 1 and No. 7 operate nearby, as well as the Hakuna Matata kindergarten, expanding options for families with children of different ages. In the gastronomic segment there are cafes, bars, and restaurants offering diverse cuisines suitable for everyday visits and meetings. Large shopping locations are situated about one kilometer away — Batumi Plaza and the GoodWill hypermarket. The assortment includes food products, household appliances, clothing, and related goods, allowing a wide range of everyday needs to be addressed within a short drive. Within a radius of less than two kilometers operate Batumi Mall and the Republican Hospital — important facilities for shopping, leisure, and medical services. Recreational opportunities include natural and cultural locations. Within a few minutes’ walk is 6 May Park — a green area with walking alleys and recreation zones. Nearby operate the Batumi Aquarium, the dolphinarium, and the zoo, oriented toward family leisure. For those interested in maritime subjects, the State Maritime Academy located nearby may be of interest. Another attraction is Lake Ardagani with its fountain complex and walking routes. The density of infrastructure reduces the time required for everyday tasks, expands the choice of services, and increases the practical value of the property for permanent living and investment. Transport interchange The location of the new development is integrated into Batumi’s transport system with a high degree of connectivity. The road network allows quick movement between key parts of the city and convenient access beyond its limits. The variety of public transport routes reduces dependence on a personal car and expands options for daily travel. The nearest stop is located about 100 meters away; bus No. 15 runs through it with an interval of approximately 15–20 minutes. At a distance of about 350 meters there is another stop serving a large number of routes: No. 20, No. 23, No. 25, No. 27, No. 28, No. 30, No. 33, No. 39, No. 40, No. 40a, No. 44, No. 45, No. 46, No. 49, No. 56, No. 77, No. 88, No. 118, No. 119, No. 141, No. 144, No. 145, No. 166, No. 172, No. 174, No. 199, No. 202, No. 205, and No. 232. In addition, buses No. 1 and No. 14 operate in the immediate area, increasing travel options to different parts of the city. At a distance of approximately one and a half kilometers operates the Old Bus Station, providing intercity routes. The trip to the international airport takes about fifteen minutes under normal traffic conditions. A similar distance separates the complex from the sea port, where walking routes along the coast and recreational activities are concentrated. Approximately three kilometers away is the Metro bus terminal, while less than five kilometers separate the complex from Batumi Central, which combines railway connections and intercity routes. The developed road network increases mobility, reduces travel time, and expands the geography of everyday routes. Parameters of the new development The development of the Savane Melikishvili residential complex demonstrates an orientation toward orderly forms and engineering rationality. The structural scheme is based on monolithic frame technology designed for significant operational loads and long-term service life. Savane Melikishvili is an expressive mid-rise multi-section building with a clearly structured facade composition. The image is defined by strict geometry: vertical pylons in a light shade form a rhythmic frame within which loggias and window planes are placed. The contrast is strengthened by warm-toned inserts that visually stretch the building upward and give the silhouette slender proportions. Such graphic articulation adds depth and dynamism to the facades while maintaining overall visual integrity. Balcony lines are arranged in a sequential pattern with transparent glass railings, making the outer plane appear light and neat. Projecting slabs form horizontal belts that balance the vertical rhythm. Enlarged window openings are placed within a strict grid, emphasizing the order of the composition and adding expressiveness to the facades through reflections of light. The lower level is highlighted by continuous storefront-style glazing. This technique visually lifts the main mass of the building above the ground, creating a sense of a light base. The entrance group is accentuated by a canopy with laconic geometry that logically continues the overall facade line. Finishing materials are selected in a neutral palette with emphasis on texture: smooth panels are combined with decorative inserts imitating natural surfaces. The volume is completed with a flat roof and parapet enclosure. A technical block is located on the roof, carefully integrated into the ov