LCD Kyiv Residential Complex In Kievskaya oblaste

Buying an apartment in the residential complex "Kyivsky" in Bucha from the developer "Novyi Dim" means entering an environmentally friendly area in the suburbs of Kyiv. From the windows of the buildings, you will see greenery - the area is surrounded by a forest park zone.

Features of housing

The first thing that attracts buyers is the non-standard facades, which combine Ukrainian and European traditions. The walls are built with ceramic bricks, indicating the durability and resilience of the structure, while the cost of apartments remains low compared to the capital.

The residential quarter "Kyivsky" in Bucha consists of 6 buildings with convenient layouts of 1-2-3-room apartments. Those who have already purchased housing in one of the new buildings note the thoughtful layout of rooms and non-residential premises, everything is well thought out to the smallest detail.

You can park your car in the guest parking lot. For the comfortable rest of the residents, the developer has provided six different purpose playgrounds on the complex grounds. Among them are areas for children's games, sports facilities, and relaxation areas. The atmosphere is complemented by a fountain in the spacious inner courtyard. "Kyivsky" is a residential complex with a closed territory that is guarded around the clock, with video surveillance.

Location

You can drive to the center of Kyiv by car in 40 minutes. Public transport also regularly runs to the capital.

Around the residential complex "Kyivsky" in Bucha, there are essential infrastructure facilities: shops, schools, kindergartens, clinics, and service sector enterprises. The developer plans to open its own institution for children's development.

If you are interested in buying apartments in the residential complex "Kyivsky", check the prices with the company's managers. On the official website, you can track the construction progress through photos. Forums will help gather information about the realities of life in Bucha through the feedback of local residents.