White Square Varketili 6

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

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About the project

The White Square Varketili 6 residential complex in Tbilisi is a modern development with expressive architecture and comfortable living conditions. The project offers a selection of spacious apartments at attractive prices, while the landscaped grounds are designed for convenient everyday use. Advantages stylish architectural concept; established district with well-developed infrastructure; kindergartens and educational institutions nearby; metro station within a 15-minute walk; high construction standards; environmentally friendly materials used throughout the project; modern technical equipment; landscaped and secure courtyard; surface parking for residents and their guests; quiet passenger elevator; enlarged window openings; functional and ergonomic layouts; apartments with partial finishing; 3-metre ceiling heights; connection to essential utilities; comfortable recreation area; neatly designed entrance area; attractive price per square metre; mortgage programmes from a partner bank; experienced and reliable developer. Location of the development The White Square Varketili 6 residential complex is located at 38a Shuamta Street in Varketili, a district that combines a quiet residential environment with all the essential infrastructure. The location is suitable for those who prefer a more relaxed pace of everyday life without giving up the opportunities offered by the capital. Urban convenience is naturally combined here with the quieter atmosphere of residential neighbourhoods, creating a balanced environment for permanent living. The appeal of this part of Tbilisi lies not only in the character of its surroundings but also in its practical advantages. Shops, social facilities, and everyday services are available nearby, while regularly operating public transport allows residents to remain mobile without relying constantly on a private car. Access to the metro and several bus routes makes it easier to travel to central Tbilisi and other popular destinations. The residential complex at 38a Shuamta Street is intended for buyers considering property from the perspective of long-term comfort. Relatively quiet development, green areas, and established infrastructure make it possible to combine a typical metropolitan lifestyle with opportunities to relax away from excessive urban activity. At the same time, nearby transport connections preserve convenient access to the capital’s business, social, and cultural life, making the location practical both for families and for those who value flexibility when planning their daily routes. Transport connections Several public transport stops are located close to the development. The nearest is approximately 140 metres away and is served by minibuses No. 424 and 554. Another stop, situated around 450 metres away on Kakheti Highway, is served by buses No. 312, 322, 337, 341, 361, 396, and 399, as well as minibuses No. 415, 456, 489, 524, and 582. This range of routes makes it possible to plan journeys to different parts of the Georgian capital without unnecessary transfers. Varketili Metro Station, located less than one kilometre away, can be reached on foot in approximately 10–15 minutes, further expanding everyday transport options. Convenient transport connections also extend beyond the immediate neighbourhood. Navtlughi Railway Station and Samgori Bus Station are located around three kilometres away, while Ortachala Bus Station is less than ten kilometres from the complex. Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport is also within convenient reach: under normal traffic conditions, the drive takes approximately 20 minutes. This combination of transport links makes the location suitable both for regular urban travel and for journeys outside Tbilisi. Local infrastructure The residential complex is located in a district with an actively developing urban environment, where social, retail, and commercial infrastructure is available along everyday routes. The surrounding area allows residents to handle most daily tasks without lengthy journeys to other parts of the capital. Families with children benefit from a wide choice of educational institutions. Public schools in Varketili include No. 108, 109, 117, 139, 176, 90, 157, 145, 146, and 182, alongside High School Nino, Georgian-American School of Tbilisi, and Albioni School. Preschool education is represented by kindergartens No. 37, 163, and 210, providing options for different age groups. Healthcare facilities include Synevo Laboratory, Evex Clinic, Tbilisi Central Hospital, the National Screening Centre, and dental practices. This network is complemented by 24-hour chain pharmacies where residents can purchase medicines and other health-related products. Everyday shopping is equally convenient. The surrounding area includes Varketili Market and stores such as EuroBrand, Madart, Fix Price, Carrefour City, Miniso Georgia, Spar, and Nikora. Their product ranges cover groceries, household supplies, home goods, and other everyday essentials. The local dining scene offers a variety of establishments suitable for different occasions. Available options include Machakhela, Lucky Shawarma, Dolce Vita, MARGE Varketili, and Nikala's Yard, offering different cuisines and price ranges. Sports and active recreation facilities include fitness centres, yoga studios, football and rugby grounds, parks, and play areas. PS4 Game Room CLUB provides an additional leisure option alongside more traditional forms of recreation. The district also includes hotels, hostels, business centres, beauty salons and spas, bank branches, postal service points, and petrol stations. Together, these facilities create a well-developed urban environment in which everyday errands, work, education, shopping, and leisure can be combined within convenient daily routes. Features of the development White Square Varketili 6 is conceived as a project in which architectural expression is supported by a strong technical foundation and modern construction standards. Advanced solutions and technologies have been incorporated into the development with a focus on structural strength, stable performance characteristics, and long service life. The concept combines functionality, quality of execution, and a distinctive exterior appearance. Construction is based on monolithic reinforced-concrete frame technology, providing a high level of structural stability. Durable brick is used for the exterior walls, strengthening the building envelope while helping preserve the neat appearance of the façade. Materials were selected with attention to durability and operational performance, with preference given to environmentally responsible solutions. The concept of the complex reflects current international architectural trends. The design aims to combine restrained forms with the practical organization of private and communal areas. As a result, the project fits into the evolving image of contemporary residential architecture in Tbilisi, where visual appearance is directly connected with the functional purpose of the property. The façade of the eleven-storey building is divided into vertical bands alternating between two materials: light cream-coloured render and terracotta brick in a rich brown-orange tone. These bands are arranged rhythmically rather than randomly: a light section is followed by a brick insert, which then gives way to render again. This repetition keeps the façade visually coherent and prevents it from appearing fragmented. On the lower floors, brickwork becomes more dominant, forming a solid base above which the lighter and more visually open upper part of the building rises. Balconies are arranged in dense vertical rows along the entire height of the building and feature dark metal railings. The railing design is simple and vertical, without excessive ornamentation, and is repeated consistently on every floor. The frequency of the glazed openings and projecting balcony planes gives the side elevation a com