LCD Residential complex St. Nicholas In Levovskaya oblaste

The residential complex "Saint Nicholas" is located in the suburb of Lviv, in the picturesque town of Bibrka - one of the oldest settlements in Ukraine. Just an 8-minute walk from the new building is one of the city's notable landmarks - the defensive church of "Saints Anne and Nicholas" built in 1405. Fresh air and tranquility are provided to residents by the proximity to the Romaniv Landscape Reserve, which was created as a territory of rare plant and animal species.

To harmoniously blend the residential complex into the architecture of Bibrka and the surrounding landscapes, the project includes only low-rise buildings. For the comfort of residents and ergonomic space distribution, the apartments will have attics and terraces.

Infrastructure

The residential complex "Saint Nicholas" is located in the center of the city's infrastructure: nearby there are kindergartens, schools, a market, and shopping points.

On the first floor of the complex, the project includes 2 shops for the convenience of future residents. If you want to spend time with friends, a Ukrainian cuisine restaurant is a 2-minute walk away, and a cafe is a 3-minute drive away.

For preschool children, the "Camomile" kindergarten is a 5-minute walk from the building. The Bobrka secondary school is a 4-minute walk away, and the house of children's creativity and the city music school are located 7-9 minutes away.

The district hospital, ambulance station, and polyclinic are a 4-minute drive from the complex, and the pharmacy is a 6-minute walk away.

The landscaped courtyard of the residential complex "Saint Nicholas" resembles a park with places to relax, a children's playground, and a play area. However, you can also take a walk and enjoy nature in the city park, which is a 6-minute walk away.

Features

• closed courtyard area
• outdoor children's playgrounds
• garages and guest parking
• own storage - for the convenience of residents, there are storage rooms where you can keep canned goods, tools, and other household items
• planning with attics and terraces
• insulated facades with polystyrene and mineral wool